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By ELIZABETH JONES
Children’s Librarian
Fifty-four children explored nature with Nina Stamer during the first session of the Rappahannock County Library Summer Reading Program. They listened to stories and made pictures with nature materials.
During the second session, Cindy Andreoni helped the children explore the many kinds of humor to be found in a library. She had examples of jokes, humorous stories, poems, songs, and facts.
Jean Falk Wright will present a program on exploring movement on July 18. On July 25, Virginia Scott
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