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think of all examples from Mother Goose alone!”
Hundreds of ideas come from adult’s classics as well, she added',' from ancient Greece and Rome t<J modern times.” One could com<e dressed as an ancient Athenian in a toga or a pirate out of Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island-df Sherlock Holmes for that matter.”
Guests are certainly not required to come in costume, she explained; but prizes will be awarded to the most successful attempts. , itvi
Those in doubt about suitably roles may find help available from a suggestion list at the library. There is also a list of the wanted classic volumes located at the front desk. Sugj gestions for addition are1 encouraged. A form is available for those persons interested in “adopts ing” a classic. r,
A donor can sign up to replace a. particular volume or series of voW umes and have their name placed im the front of the book on a bookplate. In the past, donors have contributed the entire collection of a particularly beloved author’s work. >j
For information about either the* “Adopt-a-Classic” campaign or “A; Novel Affair,” call the library at 675-' 3780. r
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