Storytimes near Livingston Library – Ruth L. Rockwood Memorial Library

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A lapsit storytime designed for babies 11 months and younger Expect an exciting mix of colorful board books, rhymes, soft songs, and American Sign Language, all tailored to support early language development while promoting developmental milestones like motor skills, social interaction, and auditory awareness. We provide a safe, inclusive environment where babies can wiggle, giggle, and enjoy each moment with you! Storytime is a special bonding time for you and your child. We’ve created some guidelines to help ensure that your experience is safe and fun for everyone! TO PREPARE FOR STORYTIME: Bring your child to the library. Children who visit in advance and are familiar with their surroundings tend to be less apprehensive and more attentive. Read to your child daily! Reading helps to provide early language and literacy skills, helps build memory with repetition, provides phonological awareness and listening skills, helps children develop a lifetime love of books, and so much more! DAY OF STORYTIME: Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before storytime begins. Arriving on time gives you a chance to socialize with others and ensures that you will be able to participate in all of the fun activities of the session. We also aim to minimize distractions and be respectful to the group. Parent/Caregiver participation is essential to storytime success! Adults model good behavior for children by being attentive and listening to the stories and songs. Maximize your storytime experience by muting all devices and saving adult conversations until after story time. Do not bring food to storytime. For the safety of the group and to minimize distractions, do not bring food to storytime. Breastfeeding and bottle feeding are welcomed. If your child is not interested, it’s OK to step away and regroup. You can always try again a few minutes later or another day. Program is sponsored by the Friends of the Livingston Public Library.

10 Robert Harp Dr., Livingston, NJ, 07039, US

Come see Jafar Panahi's IT WAS JUST AN ACCIDENT on the big screen in our program room! An unassuming mechanic, Vahid (Vahid Mobasseri), has a chance encounter with a man he suspects to be his former sadistic jailhouse captor, Eghbal (Ebrahim Azizi). Panicked, Vahid kidnaps the man and rounds up a few of his fellow ex-prisoners to try and confirm the man's identity. As the bickering group drives around Tehran with the captive, they must confront how far to take matters with their presumed tormentor. IT WAS JUST AN ACCIDENT was nominated for Best International Feature and Best Original Screenplay at this year's Academy Awards, and won the Palme d'Or at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival. This film is rated PG-13, and runs 1 hour & 45 minutes. It is in Persian and Azerbaijani, and will be screened with English subtitles. This screening is free and open to the public, with no registration required. Free popcorn will be served (while supplies last). Doors open 30 minutes before showtime.

10 Robert Harp Dr., Livingston, NJ, 07039, US

Join Let's Talk About Books, a monthly book club that meets online via Zoom. The meeting is free and open to everyone interested, whether they have read the book or not. For the July meeting we will be selecting titles for 2026-2027.

10 Robert Harp Dr., Livingston, NJ, 07039, US

Come see James Cameron's AVATAR: FIRE AND ASH on the big screen in our program room! Jake (Sam Worthington) and Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) grapple with grief, encountering a new, aggressive Na'vi tribe, the Ash People, who are led by the fiery Varang (Oona Chaplin), as the conflict on Pandora escalates and a new moral focus emerges. AVATAR: FIRE AND ASH won this year's Academy Award for Best Visual Effects, and was named one of the Top 10 films of 2025 by the American Film Institute. This film is rated PG-13, and runs 3 hours & 20 minutes. It will be screened with English subtitles for the hard of hearing. This screening is free and open to the public, with no registration required. Free popcorn will be served (while supplies last). Doors open 30 minutes before showtime.

10 Robert Harp Dr., Livingston, NJ, 07039, US

Stop by the Youth Services Desk and pick up a take home dinosaur bookmark craft perfect for ages 3 and up, while supplies last. Sponsored by the Friends of the Livingston Library

10 Robert Harp Dr., Livingston, NJ, 07039, US

*Attention all book lovers!* The Livingston Public Library invites you to join us for “Thrilling Tales”, our first in-person book club since the pandemic. Enjoy reading and discussing a “mystery” or “thriller” novel with like-minded friends. Tea will be served at the meeting. On Monday, July 13th at 11am we will be discussing "The Night She Disappeared" by Lisa Jewell. Please stop by the Patron Services desk to pick up a copy of the book starting June 8th. Stay tuned and check out the Library’s event calendar at www.LivingstonLibrary.org for future meeting dates. All bibliophiles are welcome to the group discussion! No registration is required.

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Tiny garden with tiny houses and tiny fences for a tiny fairy in a tiny pot with an average sized plant? Sounds like you want to make a FAIRY GARDEN! Join Lu the Librarian as we make homes for very real beings. Bring in any chipped pots, pretty rocks and shells, cool sticks, tiny figures that are ready for a new adventures-- anything you'd like! Don't want to use it but think someone else will? Bring it!

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Children in grades K+, emerging readers, - come read to a therapy dog! Recommended to help build confidence and encourage the joy of reading. Register for a 15-minute session, we will contact you with the assigned time (6:30pm, 6:45pm, 7:00pm or 7:15pm) once registered. Sponsored by the Friends of the Livingston Public Library

10 Robert Harp Dr., Livingston, NJ, 07039, US

On July 4, 2026, the United States will commemorate the 250th anniversary of its independence, marking a pivotal moment in world history when a group of colonies challenged the most powerful empire of their time. This engaging multimedia presentation by historian and photographer Mario Medici, traces the dramatic story of the American Revolution, beginning with the growing tensions between the colonies and Great Britain and culminating in the bold declaration of independence. Through a clear chronological narrative, the program explores the political conflicts, acts of resistance, and decisive moments that transformed colonial protest into a full-scale revolution. Participants will revisit key events such as the Boston Massacre, the Boston Tea Party, the battles of Lexington and Concord, and the signing of the United States Declaration of Independence. Along the way, the program highlights the contributions of influential figures including George Washington, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson, as well as the many ordinary men and women whose courage and sacrifices shaped the revolutionary cause. The presentation will include references to period artwork by artists of the time, video scenes and audio segments depicting key events and individuals that bring the story vividly to life. Get ready to be inspired by the stories of the brave men and women who risked everything for a desperate bid for freedom. This program is made possible with the support of The Friends of the Livingston Public Library.

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Parents, caregivers, and children ages 1-2 years old enjoy stories and songs based on the theme of the day. This program is repeated at 11am as a ticketed event. To prepare for Storytime: Bring your child to the library. Children who visit in advance and are familiar with their surroundings tend to be less apprehensive and more attentive. Read to your child daily! Reading helps to provide early language and literacy skills, helps build memory with repetition, provides phonological awareness and listening skills, helps children develop a lifetime love of books, and so much more! Day of Storytime: Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before storytime begins. Arriving on time gives you a chance to socialize with others and ensures that you will be able to participate in all of the fun activities of the session. We also aim to minimize distractions and be respectful to the group. Parent/Caregiver participation is essential to storytime success! Adults model good behavior for children by being attentive and listening to the stories and songs. Maximize your storytime experience by muting all devices and saving adult conversations until after story time. Do not bring food to storytime. For the safety of the group and to minimize distractions, do not bring food to storytime. Breastfeeding and bottle feeding are welcomed. If your child is not interested, it’s OK to step away and “regroup.” You can always try again a few minutes later or on another day. This program is made possible by the generosity of the Friends of the Livingston Library.

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Parents, caregivers, and children ages 1-2 years old enjoy stories and songs based on the theme of the day. To prepare for Storytime: Bring your child to the library. Children who visit in advance and are familiar with their surroundings tend to be less apprehensive and more attentive. Read to your child daily! Reading helps to provide early language and literacy skills, helps build memory with repetition, provides phonological awareness and listening skills, helps children develop a lifetime love of books, and so much more! Day of Storytime: Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before storytime begins. Arriving on time gives you a chance to socialize with others and ensures that you will be able to participate in all of the fun activities of the session. We also aim to minimize distractions and be respectful to the group. Parent/Caregiver participation is essential to storytime success! Adults model good behavior for children by being attentive and listening to the stories and songs. Maximize your storytime experience by muting all devices and saving adult conversations until after story time. Do not bring food to storytime. For the safety of the group and to minimize distractions, do not bring food to storytime. Breastfeeding and bottle feeding are welcomed. If your child is not interested, it’s OK to step away and “regroup.” You can always try again a few minutes later or on another day. This program is made possible by the generosity of the Friends of the Livingston Library.

10 Robert Harp Dr., Livingston, NJ, 07039, US

Grades K and up Emerging readers pair up with trained Teen Mentors to practice reading and help increase sight word recognition, vocabulary, and reading confidence. This program is designed for children who are beginning to read independently. Space is determined by the number of Teen Volunteers; we will work to accommodate as many young readers as possible. See note below regarding tickets. This program is made possible by the generosity of the Friends of the Livingston Public Library. Thank you, Friends!

10 Robert Harp Dr., Livingston, NJ, 07039, US

Grades 5-8 Experiment with watercolor painting and learn how to help calm your mind. The class begins with a 5 minute meditation, then participants will learn to create their own unique, beautiful painting to take home. This class is a fun way to relax, have fun and make something beautiful! Tickets will be available at the Youth Services desk 30 minutes before class starts. All materials will be provided, dress for mess. This program is made possible by the generosity of the Friends of the Livingston Library. Thank you, Friends!

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Join us for a thrilling evening with acclaimed author Karin Slaughter as we chat about her North Falls series, consisting of We Are All Guilty Here, in which two teenage girls vanish in rural Georgia, and her upcoming sequel, The Secrets We Hide. In The Secrets We Hide, Slaughter welcomes readers back to North Falls. A small town with big secrets… 1601 Iris Drive looks like any other house on the quiet, residential street. But rumors are rampant about the Vickery family, and what goes on behind closed doors. When gunshots ring out, Sheriff Emmy Clifton and her sister, ex-federal agent Jude Archer, discover a devastating crime scene. Allison Vickery has been murdered in her own kitchen, and her teenage daughter is bleeding upstairs, left for dead. Everyone thinks they know what happened. But secrets are buried everywhere in this small town. And it’s up to Emmy Clifton to uncover the truth… Register now to take part in the discussion, and for an exclusive sneak peek of The Secrets We Hide, coming out August 11, 2026! About the Author: Karin Slaughter is one of the world’s most popular storytellers. She is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of more than twenty-five novels, including the Edgar nominated Cop Town and standalone novels Pretty Girls and False Witness. An international bestseller, Slaughter is published in 120 countries with more than 40 million copies sold across the globe. Pieces of Her, based on her novel, debuted at #1 worldwide on Netflix as an original series in 2022. Her bestselling thriller series, Will Trent, is now a television and streaming sensation in its 4th season. The Good Daughter has been adapted into a limited series starring Rose Byrne and Meghann Fahy, and further projects are currently in development for film/TV. Karin Slaughter is the founder of the Save the Libraries project—a nonprofit organization established to support libraries and library programming. A native of Georgia, she lives in Atlanta.

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Parents, caregivers, and children ages 3-5 years old enjoy stories and songs based on the theme of the day. This program is repeated at 11am as a ticketed event. To prepare for Storytime: Bring your child to the library. Children who visit in advance and are familiar with their surroundings tend to be less apprehensive and more attentive. Read to your child daily! Reading helps to provide early language and literacy skills, helps build memory with repetition, provides phonological awareness and listening skills, helps children develop a lifetime love of books, and so much more! Day of Storytime: Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before storytime begins. Arriving on time gives you a chance to socialize with others and ensures that you will be able to participate in all of the fun activities of the session. We also aim to minimize distractions and be respectful to the group. Parent/Caregiver participation is essential to storytime success! Adults model good behavior for children by being attentive and listening to the stories and songs. Maximize your storytime experience by muting all devices and saving adult conversations until after story time. Do not bring food to storytime. For the safety of the group and to minimize distractions, do not bring food to storytime. Breastfeeding and bottle feeding are welcomed. If your child is not interested, it’s OK to step away and “regroup.” You can always try again a few minutes later or on another day. This program is made possible by the generosity of the Friends of the Livingston Library.

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Parents, caregivers, and children ages 3-5 years old enjoy stories and songs based on the theme of the day. To prepare for Storytime: Bring your child to the library. Children who visit in advance and are familiar with their surroundings tend to be less apprehensive and more attentive. Read to your child daily! Reading helps to provide early language and literacy skills, helps build memory with repetition, provides phonological awareness and listening skills, helps children develop a lifetime love of books, and so much more! Day of Storytime: Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before storytime begins. Arriving on time gives you a chance to socialize with others and ensures that you will be able to participate in all of the fun activities of the session. We also aim to minimize distractions and be respectful to the group. Parent/Caregiver participation is essential to storytime success! Adults model good behavior for children by being attentive and listening to the stories and songs. Maximize your storytime experience by muting all devices and saving adult conversations until after story time. Do not bring food to storytime. For the safety of the group and to minimize distractions, do not bring food to storytime. Breastfeeding and bottle feeding are welcomed. If your child is not interested, it’s OK to step away and “regroup.” You can always try again a few minutes later or on another day. This program is made possible by the generosity of the Friends of the Livingston Library.

10 Robert Harp Dr., Livingston, NJ, 07039, US

Enjoy cooking, sharing ideas, and kitchen tips, while enjoying great food? Join the Livingston Public Library's Cookbook Club! We meet once every other month to create recipes from a cookbook to share and discuss. How does Cookbook Club work? Copies of the selected title are available at the main desk. Choose a recipe and email Melissa Brisbin before the due date at melissa.brisbin@livingston.bccls.org. Create your dish and be ready to discuss and share with others. The Library will provide dishes, utensils, and water. If participants do not find a recipe they would like to create from the selected cookbook, the Library offers the New York Times Cooking database, full of 1000s of recipes. (Access to NYT's Cooking does require a Livingston Library card). For July 2026East: 120 vegan and vegetarian recipes from Bangalore to Beijing by Meera Sodha. Copies are available for checkout at the main desk one month prior to the meeting.

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A lapsit storytime designed for babies 11 months and younger Expect an exciting mix of colorful board books, rhymes, soft songs, and American Sign Language, all tailored to support early language development while promoting developmental milestones like motor skills, social interaction, and auditory awareness. We provide a safe, inclusive environment where babies can wiggle, giggle, and enjoy each moment with you! Storytime is a special bonding time for you and your child. We’ve created some guidelines to help ensure that your experience is safe and fun for everyone! TO PREPARE FOR STORYTIME: Bring your child to the library. Children who visit in advance and are familiar with their surroundings tend to be less apprehensive and more attentive. Read to your child daily! Reading helps to provide early language and literacy skills, helps build memory with repetition, provides phonological awareness and listening skills, helps children develop a lifetime love of books, and so much more! DAY OF STORYTIME: Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before storytime begins. Arriving on time gives you a chance to socialize with others and ensures that you will be able to participate in all of the fun activities of the session. We also aim to minimize distractions and be respectful to the group. Parent/Caregiver participation is essential to storytime success! Adults model good behavior for children by being attentive and listening to the stories and songs. Maximize your storytime experience by muting all devices and saving adult conversations until after story time. Do not bring food to storytime. For the safety of the group and to minimize distractions, do not bring food to storytime. Breastfeeding and bottle feeding are welcomed. If your child is not interested, it’s OK to step away and regroup. You can always try again a few minutes later or another day. Program is sponsored by the Friends of the Livingston Public Library.

10 Robert Harp Dr., Livingston, NJ, 07039, US

Tom Cooney of the Livingston Fire Department will discuss his new book, History Earned: Livingston History Through the Lens of the Volunteer Fire Department.

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In her ambitious new memoir, Migrant Heart: Essays About Things I Can’t Forget, beloved bestselling author Reyna Grande illuminates the hidden cost of the American Dream and the complex journey of healing that follows survival. What is the true power of stories? Can they heal the jagged edges of a traumatic childhood? Is the cost of telling the story worth the price of the cure? With her signature blend of sophistication and raw honesty, Grande interrogates how living between two nations, two languages, and two identities has shaped the woman, mother, and writer she has become. Moving from the legacy of violence in her hometown of Iguala, Mexico, to a bittersweet family vacation in Europe spent reconciling her own impoverished past with her children’s world of abundance, she uncovers startling truths about the nature of survival. Whether being racially profiled in the Arizona borderlands or finding unexpected wisdom from the slugs in her garden, Grande unflinchingly asks: How do we bridge the gap between who we were and who we have become? How do we turn pain into power? When memory threatens to define us, how can we use story to heal while still honoring our boundaries? Register today for this virtual talk if you identify as a seeker, a dreamer, or “anyone who believes in the enduring, transformative power of finding one’s voice.” About the Author: Reyna Grande is an award-winning author, motivational speaker, and writing teacher. As a young girl, she crossed the US–Mexico border to join her family in Los Angeles, a harrowing journey chronicled in The Distance Between Us, a National Book Critics Circle Award finalist. Her other books include the novels A Ballad of Love and Glory, Across a Hundred Mountains, and Dancing with Butterflies, the memoirs Migrant Heart, The Distance Between Us: Young ReadersEdition, and A Dream Called Home, and the anthology Somewhere We Are Human: Authentic Voices on Migration, Survival, and New Beginnings. She lives in Woodland, California, with her husband and two children. Visit ReynaGrande.com for more information.

10 Robert Harp Dr., Livingston, NJ, 07039, US

Love dinosaurs? Fossils? Paleontology? So does Dr. Dana Ehret! Dr. Dana is a Curator of Natural History at the New Jersey State Museum. He researches Paleontology, Marine Biology and Paleobiology. In this special program, Dr. Dana will teach us about the geology of New Jersey, explain the methods that scientists use to collect fossils, share a bit of history on fossil collecting in NJ, and then show some fossils from different time periods. This event is perfect for fossil enthusiasts, aspiring paleontologists, and science lovers. Dig in and swing by! Recommended for grades K-5, but patrons of all ages are welcome. This program is made possible by the generosity of the Friends of the Livingston Library.

10 Robert Harp Dr., Livingston, NJ, 07039, US

***Back by popular demand!*** The Livingston Public Library invites you to a Murder Mystery, where we will all work together to solve a murder. Prepare for an afternoon of fast-paced action, suspense, and unexpected plot twists. The program will be held on Sunday, July 19th from 2pm to 4pm. Light refreshments will be served at the event. This event is open to Livingston residents 18 and older and registration is required. Registration starts on Monday, June 29th at 10am. The event is sponsored by the Friends of the Livingston Public Library. Program details and character assignments will be emailed to you before the program so please provide an email address at the time of registration.

10 Robert Harp Dr., Livingston, NJ, 07039, US

Learn about Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs! And then practice writing hieroglyphs! Dress for mess! This program is made possible by the generosity of the Friends of the Livingston Library.

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Parents, caregivers, and children ages 3-5 years old enjoy stories and songs. Children are encouraged (but not required) to wear their pajamas! To prepare for Storytime: Bring your child to the library. Children who visit in advance and are familiar with their surroundings tend to be less apprehensive and more attentive. Read to your child daily! Reading helps to provide early language and literacy skills, helps build memory with repetition, provides phonological awareness and listening skills, helps children develop a lifetime love of books, and so much more! Day of Storytime: Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before storytime begins. Arriving on time gives you a chance to socialize with others and ensures that you will be able to participate in all of the fun activities of the session. We also aim to minimize distractions and be respectful to the group. Parent/Caregiver participation is essential to storytime success! Adults model good behavior for children by being attentive and listening to the stories and songs. Maximize your storytime experience by muting all devices and saving adult conversations until after story time. Do not bring food to storytime. For the safety of the group and to minimize distractions, do not bring food to storytime. Breastfeeding and bottle feeding are welcomed. If your child is not interested, it’s OK to step away and “regroup.” You can always try again a few minutes later or on another day. This program is made possible by the generosity of the Friends of the Livingston Library.

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Parents, caregivers, and children ages 1-2 years old enjoy stories and songs based on the theme of the day. This program is repeated at 11am as a ticketed event. To prepare for Storytime: Bring your child to the library. Children who visit in advance and are familiar with their surroundings tend to be less apprehensive and more attentive. Read to your child daily! Reading helps to provide early language and literacy skills, helps build memory with repetition, provides phonological awareness and listening skills, helps children develop a lifetime love of books, and so much more! Day of Storytime: Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before storytime begins. Arriving on time gives you a chance to socialize with others and ensures that you will be able to participate in all of the fun activities of the session. We also aim to minimize distractions and be respectful to the group. Parent/Caregiver participation is essential to storytime success! Adults model good behavior for children by being attentive and listening to the stories and songs. Maximize your storytime experience by muting all devices and saving adult conversations until after story time. Do not bring food to storytime. For the safety of the group and to minimize distractions, do not bring food to storytime. Breastfeeding and bottle feeding are welcomed. If your child is not interested, it’s OK to step away and “regroup.” You can always try again a few minutes later or on another day. This program is made possible by the generosity of the Friends of the Livingston Library.

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Parents, caregivers, and children ages 1-2 years old enjoy stories and songs based on the theme of the day. To prepare for Storytime: Bring your child to the library. Children who visit in advance and are familiar with their surroundings tend to be less apprehensive and more attentive. Read to your child daily! Reading helps to provide early language and literacy skills, helps build memory with repetition, provides phonological awareness and listening skills, helps children develop a lifetime love of books, and so much more! Day of Storytime: Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before storytime begins. Arriving on time gives you a chance to socialize with others and ensures that you will be able to participate in all of the fun activities of the session. We also aim to minimize distractions and be respectful to the group. Parent/Caregiver participation is essential to storytime success! Adults model good behavior for children by being attentive and listening to the stories and songs. Maximize your storytime experience by muting all devices and saving adult conversations until after story time. Do not bring food to storytime. For the safety of the group and to minimize distractions, do not bring food to storytime. Breastfeeding and bottle feeding are welcomed. If your child is not interested, it’s OK to step away and “regroup.” You can always try again a few minutes later or on another day. This program is made possible by the generosity of the Friends of the Livingston Library.

10 Robert Harp Dr., Livingston, NJ, 07039, US

Grades K and up Emerging readers pair up with trained Teen Mentors to practice reading and help increase sight word recognition, vocabulary, and reading confidence. This program is designed for children who are beginning to read independently. Space is determined by the number of Teen Volunteers; we will work to accommodate as many young readers as possible. See note below regarding tickets. This program is made possible by the generosity of the Friends of the Livingston Public Library. Thank you, Friends!

10 Robert Harp Dr., Livingston, NJ, 07039, US

Come see Bradley Cooper's IS THIS THING ON? on the big screen in our program room! As their marriage unravels, Alex (Will Arnett) faces middle age and divorce, seeking new purpose in the New York comedy scene. Meanwhile, his wife Tess (Laura Dern) confronts sacrifices made for their family, forcing them to navigate co-parenting and identities. The Hollywood Reporter calls IS THIS THING ON? "an unassuming comic drama that sneaks up on you, its emotional honesty fueled by gorgeous performances of unimpeachable naturalness from Will Arnett and Laura Dern." Time magazine says, "It’s the kind of story that was made for the intimacy of the movie theater, and for the possibly lost tradition known as movie-date night. As ambitions go, that’s a pretty noble one." This film is rated R, and runs 2 hours. It will be screened with English subtitles for the hard of hearing. This screening is free and open to the public, with no registration required. Free popcorn will be served (while supplies last). Doors open 30 minutes before showtime.

10 Robert Harp Dr., Livingston, NJ, 07039, US

NOTICE is hereby given that the Livingston Library Board of Trustees has scheduled a meeting for the Livingston Public Library, Livingston, New Jersey, beginning at 7:30 PM.

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Parents, caregivers, and children ages 3-5 years old enjoy stories and songs based on the theme of the day. This program is repeated at 11am as a ticketed event. To prepare for Storytime: Bring your child to the library. Children who visit in advance and are familiar with their surroundings tend to be less apprehensive and more attentive. Read to your child daily! Reading helps to provide early language and literacy skills, helps build memory with repetition, provides phonological awareness and listening skills, helps children develop a lifetime love of books, and so much more! Day of Storytime: Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes before storytime begins. Arriving on time gives you a chance to socialize with others and ensures that you will be able to participate in all of the fun activities of the session. We also aim to minimize distractions and be respectful to the group. Parent/Caregiver participation is essential to storytime success! Adults model good behavior for children by being attentive and listening to the stories and songs. Maximize your storytime experience by muting all devices and saving adult conversations until after story time. Do not bring food to storytime. For the safety of the group and to minimize distractions, do not bring food to storytime. Breastfeeding and bottle feeding are welcomed. If your child is not interested, it’s OK to step away and “regroup.” You can always try again a few minutes later or on another day. This program is made possible by the generosity of the Friends of the Livingston Library.