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Recycle your broken holiday lights at the library
Got any broken strings of lights this holiday season? Don't throw them away, recycle them! Saint Paul Public Library locations will be collecting holidays light
Read Brave: Our Climate Crisis Community Partner Guide
We are proud to partner with more than 60 community partners in Saint Paul for Read Brave: Our Climate Crisis. Use this guide to support your participation.
Discussion Questions: Bayou Magic
Bayou Magic by Jewell Parker Rhodes, a Coretta Scott King honor author, is this year’s middle-grade selection.
Discussion Questions: If Polar Bears Disappeared
If Polar Bears Disappeared by Lily Williams is this year’s early-grade selection.
Discussion Questions: The Digger and the Flower
The Digger and the Flower by Minnesota author Joseph Kuefler is this year’s picture book selection.
Reading Guide: Climate Justice
Climate Justice: Hope, Resilience, and the Fight for a Sustainable Future, by Mary Robinson is the 2020 Read Brave nonfiction pick.
Reading Guide: The Marrow Thieves
The Marrow Thieves, by Canadian Métis author, Cherie Dimaline, is this year’s primary Read Brave: Our Climate Crisis book selection.
5 Ways to Participate in Read Brave: Our Climate Crisis
Dive in and get started with Read Brave: Our Climate Crisis right now with these 5 easy ways to get involved.
Read Brave: Our Climate Crisis will launch November 20-21
Read Brave: Our Climate Crisis will launch November 20-21, 2019. Across two days, we will present film screenings, discussions, and more with our partners at the Science Museum of Minnesota, the City of Saint Paul, Climate Generation, and Climate Reality. It’s a chance to learn more about our plans for Read Brave 2020, and for friends, neighbors, and colleagues to hear the truth of what’s happening to our planet.
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