money that's right are you going to throw it again do you want to join me and it really feels fun you know what i feel like i want to do you know when they see all this is playing monopoly and then just grab the whole thing and say i won i mean afford park place place yeah library because i think you money exhibit so we're talking a lot about that today yeah the first one is going to tell us something that's going on in the library throughout the world or just in general all kinds a library news this is just in general again i liked this but for a couple reasons this is and i don't think i've done this before but i pulled it for another class ten reasons why kids need to read non disney fairy tales we talked on  they have a happy ending and it was so i found this to be very interesting at number one it makes sense and to have the kids read some of the originals although some of the originals are pretty dark but i'm ok well what do you mean she didn't marry the prince she died i mean whatever i can number one life lessons remember the line from the princess bride it says i do not think it means what you think it means and many of the moral lessons in the original stories as we know are quite different from the disney versions ok so if there are any children out there watching hans christian andersen didn't write a little but they are very dark and go yeah he was and  we talked about a couple years ago is just just him and protect right because he he was in a very happy person so he didn't write the little mermaid to teach us how to marry a prince but he did write it to warn us that our actions have consequences ok all right a version does talk about that too yeah she made a choice in a lighter and lighter way ok the next one hope many fairy tales offer hope hope of redemption hope that good can conquer evil hope that our enemies will be bank wished very dead tales do not tell the children that the dragons exist children already know that dragons exist fairy tales told children the dragons can be killed  so if you are afraid of dragons are afraid of some of you know that they're teaching them that you can kill them so you claim you've got hope you can get over whatever it is that lay the dragon yet that make that makes a lot of sense because all the kids like if you say ok what the hell does the story of the three little pigs go you know you would like to think that everybody knows it number four is says what else they do  what's possible fairytales expand our ideas of what's possible in this world that adds fairies magicians giants and trolls to our ordinary world pushing our imaginations to soar with notions of what if what if were real or would happen so in even they even though they aren't true we like to believe that they are cultural pressure as number five so made all the different the different  like children like clos and call it a right found out that was the french version i forget what country was originated from but like instead of having like a fairy godmother she like her because obvious isn't real as like real birth mother had passed away and her birth mother like cain like reincarnated into this doll and she had his doll that would like come to life if ever she said it right there you go i would like teller stop is not creepy yeah yeah so mary tells her yeah let's not let's not talk to the kids about their dolls coming to life ok and then quickly i'll just go through the other one scary in a safe context which is great and that makes sense they can have scary situations but they know that their stories so that they can experience fear without you know really being truly afraid of hard truths this is kind of sad like you know you want to coddle your kids or you want to i go i want them to remain kids you want to remain kids and you know to the innocence and not have to feel like they have to worry about the real world's problems and then here for number eight it says hard truths like life many fairy tales don't have happy endings bad things do know that introduces children to this fantasy genre and it makes them excited about magic and reading and fantasy worlds which you know hence the even to day or the harry potter some of those other fun ones and i love this number ten are you ready yes here's i think for every little girl that's watching every little girl needs to know this that princes princesses don't have a dress code this is so funny you know because if you say oh you're going to dress i want to dress like a princess you know that in your head you know what it's good it's important to remember that disney isn't the authority on fairy tales read the great fairy tale authors to see for yourself discover princesses who aren't dressed in the requisite pink blue or yellow who knows maybe you'll find that you like troll princesses better than cinderella and then of course it ends with this is one of my favorite quotes albert einstein if you want your children to be intelligent read them fairy tales if you want them to be more intelligent read them more fairy tales that's cute i love that and upload a perfect because we're getting ready to start our spring sessions are now in session they started beginning of april and misplaying for her kindergarten program it's all about fairy tales so each week she's doing a different fairy tale and she's go if you don't have this kind of money it's going to teach you a lot about money about money and being on the end of being financially literate which is a topic that some people don't really think about right it's basically you know how to credit and how to use a checkbook and all those kinds of things and not have you have a million dollar a credit card a school's diaries dire them classes on financial literacy so you know we have it here at the library where you can come and learn all these wonderful things for absolutely free yeah and not only is it free just for showing up you have chances to win some amazing prizes about like for giving away a leap pads and cameras and the cool stuff just for coming to the library i mean the no no no purchase necessary right no per just as a sorry but they thirteen right we think in the entire country that gets this exhibit sue miller who's the assistant director wrote applied for a grant to get this right and she was and she went going on yet another thing i want to talk about that i saw here that we didn't mention which is i'm really excited about this which one we're doing a puzzle exchange our puzzle exchange so that's we've talked a couple of years about our hollowing cost of salt because linda and i love that idea so much and so we've  there to receive them yeah and then they'll be all in a big room at the income throughout the day on saturday from one to three i guess it says to pick out new ones for every one that you changed in traded in so up to five you can get all new puzzles that you   built before so how cool is that i love it i love it and yet i'd rather you get a lot of puzzles and stuff donated to the library so instead of donating this is what you can donate to but like this is just a way to exchange to share we're talking a sharing in our last episode so this is just an awesome way to that's a great example yeah that's a great example of sharing adults to share right see that is for all ages so you can turn to bring in children's puzzles or you can bring in adult puzzles and trade them in for other things and also you can you can only go up to five tickets but you can definitely donate more than five if you'd like to i should say that so if you're on a spring cleaning and you're like you know i have a closet full puzzles i just want to get rid of so you can do that as well because that way that is showing us how to save money and reducing reducing your recycling exactly yeah i mean because a lot of times you think i just need another one i'm going to go out and just spend money on i don't my gosh puzzles are especially yeah especially when it doesn't get used often so all good sherry hopefully very cool idea so we have that going on that we have programs for i mean all ages we have a movie we're going to be showing this is fun because this is from the shannon's generation blank check which is a disney movie about a kid who finds a blank check and he fills it out for a million dollars now cashes it and he carries all this money on his backpack and does all these things with this money and then sues loven years old watch blank check and again i need to know how to end this program is whether you come to drop off a puzzle or a you come to watch move their family you get a chance to win some cool prizes so i mean i don't really know what yeah such good stuff i would you not want to do it drive a very very long time or hop on a plane to find this exhibit somewhere else so because there is no one else and then there you go in your backyard right right right up in your library so please stop and just to see what's going on it's  ienner and it has if you can see it follows the exhibit will follow all these really cool characters so a lot of fun i'm excited about it yeah yes we can tell yes that's all good and speaking of turned into a movie and we're going to be showing that on april twenty seventh which is a thursday it says she's six thirty but it's actually running all it's a movie marathon says would be like at one thirty three thirty like throughout the day you can stop in and see it and a lot of teachers especially the eighth grade team are offering extra credit just for coming to see this so who doesn't want to get extra points just to go watch me in the library so yes i throw in free popcorn that's right and we do make the best popcorn in peter's county do we do we have the good stuff we do i was always proud of that my claim to fame good popcorn whatever i'll take a big thing ok ok moving on this another big thing going on oh my gosh in case there's not enough going on  well first of all even backing up before this april is poetry month national poetry month i was up a pleasant out of the morning money yeah i was up there a pleasant valley this morning lob there display all about poetry was really fun but along with that so it happens to be this book which is called daniel finds a poem i know that's big enough to you know find out ice big book yeah daniel finds a poem by pennsylvania one book every young child and i'll read briefly what it says of every young child program this encourages is a great state initiative for promoting literacy every young child program encourages adults to read daily to the young children in their lives and to engage children in conversations and experiences around the story and illustrations we have you can get online at  book dot org to find out more information about it but also if you come to the library we've got they sent us a lot of information we've got flyers on how to use this as a tool in your home or in a classroom to teach i know that i will be doing this they will i mean probably during the kickoff technically psych at the end of march beginning of april but i'd like to do it during national library week yeah to tie that in and this is the big book version of it the other books there are enormous i yeah they're normal sized and with hardbacks and paperbacks look a whole this is the picture of the see really colorful spider web it's beautiful the pictures are beautiful and i think it's going to be a lot of fun what i like about this one is it's very simple it talks about poetry and finally you know figuring out what it is i that you feel like a lot of kids don't really get it or understand about poetry yeah and then when they get to high school and they say poetry oh yeah there's such a like attitude about it because people like it's just it's been approached in such boring ways so exactly writing some fun things and leisure reading or yeah a traditional silverstein or something exactly which is a lot of fun but yeah there are great i love the colors the laws cut pieces of things oh yeah does in the so we will be doing this we will be sharing this book and i think during national library we will also be giving some away of course who of course we will we love that stuff well i no matter what we'll have a lot of stickers that everyone will get always get tons of cool stickers that these p a one book so you come in a library and kids love their stickers so write us a little be doing it her programs i do it in you know they didn't put in here that if i would have brought one of the flyers you know all the phenomenal books that have won in the past the authors the illustrators it's so cool and it's helpful for them i think that's really neat yeah so this is not talk about money it's not talking about poetry it's talking about musicals as you and i are both fans of the huge and it's musical season and all the schools i know peter's series doing liam is the middle school just in line musicals we have a really good musical to department in our area and all of overall good called i would love love the musicals done here this i just want to put that out there if you're watching and you have been it is due on my school musical i think couple examples of favorite musicals that you would have no problem seeing again and again and again and again and again sound of music ok ok that's one what else oh lion king the musical was  majlis you know some like even some more of the older classics like fiddler on the roof they've done here that believe oh yeah they did because i came to like the older ones like south pacific and i know there's a lot of you know the because it's all about him the opera so apparently not only is that one of my fair musicals it's also want to agee howard certainly is a cools as well and so she loved it so much that she decided to really really research it not only just  at the end of each performance convinced her creative direction will cure her rooms mother ships are off to a french boarding school for the arts of the renovated opera house rumored to have ties to the theme of the opera so none of this is a prequel or this is actually taking place after i have not read it yet but i've just heard rose thorns and it's all about it's all connected to the story of the and she puts life in the quotes at the beginning from both the musical and from other things that connect to it so a lot of research she did on this i actually saw her speak she was also the author and this was before the in the fall and the book just came out this year so she was you know pushing it because it was coming out and about  her research notes to do that she loves fairy tales and she's one of those ones that kind of does like retellings or prequels early things like that so she had another series called splintered which was popular a couple of years ago second and that was about  so this one is going to be a stand alone book about nice about phantom i love the touch of the red font i think that very rarely do you see that yeah it's expensive number one more alice in wonderland so that's so cool yeah very cool well i don't know which one to start with well this was kevin hank is can't come i was and yeah his most current one this didn't come out i mean this came out last year but when spring comes so here we i'm going to be using this for one for monday may spring things this is great look at that with the umbrella just says down there do you look ma do you like puddles i hope you like um not illustrate that one this one is brand new yeah we're better and this was also illustrated by jan hill spring first so be called cute cute i love it you know you see them out there  looks like you know the pretty these were all and actually i should say these were all memorial books you know bought donated by families for memorial this one is more substantial as far as a story talking about spring and then of course comes whispering in our little yellow so and actually i have like half a basket filled over here lots of new spring books spring easter and all that fun you have another one i do this one is because i wish i had thought about our last episode because it's kind of tied to when you were talking about that author who loved mysteries yeah and finding out yeah there's a body whose body body did it well this is one of those type of books so this is a good one for  it's going be an intense one rill these boys go on a hunting trip five go only for a comeback and so now they have this big secret and they kind of are sworn to secrecy as they're being questioned by police and all these different things know totally i'm lying on that i'm lying about the lying and so shepard's the perfectionist series about a group of girls who somebody ends up missing or around or whatever and then they end up right about it and so this is the same thing as these guys they go on a trip together they're having a fun you know weekend and then something happens and then this girl kate is doing her internship at the district attorney's office and she is finding out that it's let's see you next time next time