1913 days ago

Special storytime at Onehunga Library this Saturday

Cathy McIntosh from Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board

Join us for an entertaining storytime session with The Breeze co-hosts and the authors of "Ernie and the Magic Kennel" Robert Rakete and Jeanette Thomas and their doggy pals.

- Saturday 28 November
- 10:30am - 11am
- Doggy storytime and bake sale

We will also be having a bake sale to help contribute towards the Saving Hope Foundation (savinghope.co.nz...) and the DUFFY Books in Homes Foundation (booksinhomes.org.nz...), the two charity organisations that Jeanette and Robert support, respectively.
For more information please contact Onehunga Library at (09) 377 0209 or message us on Facebook (@onehungalib)

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