Come to Book Love in Plymouth tomorrow at 10:00am for a fun filled time! I will be showcasing some of my favorite stories as well as telling my own tales! Make sure to be there!

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At the end of April I begin my last Raising A Reader of the year! If you want to come simply scan the QR code and register yourself. Come to the library and have a blast!

I love hearing back that the kiddos hearing my tales really enjoyed them! I say this all the time, this is a very lonely job – as much as I love it – it’s still a very lonely job. Hearing back from people about how much the children love the shows really means a lot.

Thank you, Suzanne, for the thank you!

As you can see, the flyer says there is not one but TWO days that I am at the Children’s Museum of Greater Fall River! Make sure to come and enjoy this beautiful museum and – even better – MY TALES!

It seems like I have had free public shows each week and I love that – as much as I love going to schools – I also like having shows open to the public for all those kiddos who aren’t in a program yet or have the day off. This week, I am in Kingston again and I can’t wait to see everyone who comes!

 

Also, if you’re looking to schedule a show please call me at 508-641-5336.

Here is the storytelling schedule for this week. The days listed in RED are free for the public to attend and the events listed in BLUE are free to attend but require registration. For more information, please visit the Upcoming Shows page:


  • Monday: Kingston Library @ 10:30am 
  • Tuesday: Greater Quincy Child Care @ 10:00/10:30am
  • Wednesday: Little People’s College @ 10:00am
  • Thursday: Cedar School @ 10:30am/1:00pm
  • Friday: First Parish Preschool @ 4:00pm
  • Saturday: Book Love @ 10:00am

Towns I will be visiting this week:

  1. Kingston
  2. Quincy
  3. Acushnet
  4. Hanover
  5. Norwell
  6. Plymouth

It’s not often these days that I see a bird that I haven’t previously seen, but this week I went to the Grist Mill in Plymouth and among the mallards was a water fowl with a bright white spot on it’s head.

I thought it was a green teal at first, but then, after consulting my bird book, I was excited to find out what I was seeing was an American Widgeon. A beautiful bird that I had yet to see, so I was extremely happy to sneak a peek!

 

I am having a blast creating the new Traveling Mystery Room titled: The Monster Mash! Debuting this summer, the game will be all about finding the monster underneath and becoming the leader of your pack! I have so many exciting pieces to show off and fun games to play! Keep an eye out for which libraries are hosting this brand new game!

I have a quiet week this week – but I still get to visit the Bridgewater Library on Wednesday at 10:30am for some toddler tales – so make sure to come out and have a blast!

Sponsored by the Mass Cultural Council.

I had been looking for something new and exciting to add to my aquarium. A friend that won’t upset the natural balance that the tank as found. All my little guys enjoy their space and get along as much as they probably would, so adding something new can either throw the tank into chaos or the new additions can really add a real beauty to the tank. Thankfully, these African Frogs have added nothing but joy and excitement into the tank!

I do shoot some videos of my tank every once in a while and post them to by Big Ryan’s Tall Tales Facebook page – check in and see the tank yourself!

Come to Book Love in Plymouth tomorrow at 10:00am for a fun filled time! I will be showcasing some of my favorite stories as well as telling my own tales! Make sure to be there!

Click on the image above for more information.

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