December 7, 2010 12:00 am
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Sean Emberlin, 7, and his grandfather Bill Emberlin browse the selection at the Prune Hill Elementary School Scholastic book fair on Monday morning. The event is being held this week in conjunction with Superhero Costume Day and Grandparent Breakfast. In an effort to get everyone into the spirit of the event, masks and capes were available for students at the library. Other events this week will include story times with special guest readers and a live reptile show.
Wendi Coe, Jean Graham and Missy Shepherd (left to right) serve as volunteer cashiers during the Prune Hill book fair on Monday. School librarian Meghan Johnson said the mother and daughter team of Graham and Shepherd (in colorful costume for Superhero Dress Up Day) are working all-day, every day of the fair.
It’s a bird. It’s a plane. No, it’s a Prune Hill Elementary School student dressed in a cape and mask dashing into the book fair on Monday.
Students took full advantage of what school Librarian Meghan Johnson describes as an “over the top,” idea to combine Superhero Dress Up Day with the school’s annual Scholastic book fair. To top it off, this is also the week that grandparents are invited to eat breakfast with students.
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