The program will be held at the main Library, Carver Branch and the bookmobile. For children, the prizes awarded for reading books are an added incentive. Parents know that their children will improve their reading skills and comprehension. The summer reading program is made possible by donations from the Friends and the Anniston Kiwanis Club. The professional association has three divisions, public libraries, academic libraries, and school libraries.
Legislative affairs are a major focus of the association.
Or present a printout of the answer along with the web addressed you used. Encouraged by the capacity attendance of 50, Bonnie Seymour and Sherry Kughn, event co-chairs, have linked up other authors to come this fall. Former Anniston resident and well-known poet Jeanie Thompson will speak on September 11 at noon. Her newest book of poetry is White for Harvest. The Library will lose 6.2 percent of its state funding as a result of recently declared proration.