Why Libraries and Story Telling Matter

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The document discusses why libraries and storytelling matter. It shares stories from Ann, Harry, Pam, and the author about how libraries and storytelling have impacted their lives. The author has visited 193 schools and 48 libraries over their career as an author to share stories, highlighting the importance of libraries as community centers that bring people together and fuel creativity and imagination.

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Why Libraries
and Story
Telling Matter
AH Proctor

AH Proctor
What is a library in 2019?
A keeper of books - the gateway to
our imaginations and creativity
Quiet space?
A Community centre – community
life saves lives
Clubs, hubs and shoulders!

4 Books
193 School visits
48 Library sessions
and counting…
AH Proctor

Please stay in touch:
@ah_proctor
#thumbletumble
info@thumbletumble.co.uk
AH Proctor

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Why Libraries and Story Telling Matter

1. Why Libraries and Story Telling Matter AH Proctor

2. AH Proctor What is a library in 2019? A keeper of books - the gateway to our imaginations and creativity Quiet space? A Community centre – community life saves lives Clubs, hubs and shoulders!

3. Ann’s story… AH Proctor

4. Harry’s story… AH Proctor

5. Pam’s story… AH Proctor

6. My story… Ann Harry Pam AH Proctor

7. My journey as an author… AH Proctor

8. 4 Books 193 School visits 48 Library sessions and counting… AH Proctor

9. Questions??? AH Proctor

10. Please stay in touch: @ah_proctor #thumbletumble info@thumbletumble.co.uk AH Proctor