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Children's Books from Around the World Celebration

Details:	On Thursday, Feb. 13, beginning at 11 a.m. through 5 p.m., the Clarke Historical Library will host the annual day of Children’s Books from Around the World. Join us in the Baber Room in Park Library for this in-person reading program that brings together members of the CMU community who can read in a language other than spoken English to read from the incredible collection of international children’s books held by the Clarke . It is a special celebration of the language diversity found at CMU.
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Location:	Baber Room - 250 East Preston St Mt Pleasant, MI
Sponsor:	Clarke Historical Library
Contact:	Bryan Whitledge clarke@cmich.edu (989) 774-3864

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