Scotts Ridge Booktalk October 2012
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The Ridgefield Library is temporarily located at 21 Governor Street where Balducci's used to be. The library offers a YA Critics group that meets alternate Tuesdays from 4 to 5pm where teens snack, discuss books, and judge books by their covers. The Ridgefield Library Teen Services can be liked on Facebook.
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Scotts Ridge Booktalk October 2012
- 1. Ridgefield Library Teen Services Librarian Geri Diorio Come see the Library in it’s temporary home – 21 Governor Street – where Balducci’s used to be!
- 2. YA Critics meets alternate Tuesdays 4 to 5pm We snack We talk about books We judge books by their covers
- 4. Like us on Facebook – Ridgefield Library Teen Services