Paws to Read with Reeses
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Paws to Read with Reeses

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📍Bronxville Public Library · 201 Pondfield Road, Bronxville, NY 10708 Get directions ↗
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Practice your reading skills with Reeses, who is a specially trained through the Good Dog Foundation, and his owner Susan. Choose to read a picture book, easy reader, or from a chapter of a longer book. First come, first served for a 8-minute reading session. Sign-in upon arrival / Limited time slots Open to all readers that want a little practice. Please note that practice readers will be given priority for the dog visits. Once all practice readers have finished, younger children are welcome to sign up for a quick visit. In the Children's Library Sunroom on 2nd Floor

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