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Join us to celebrate Short Story Month this May with a panel of local authors specializing in the short story form. They will chat about the joys and challenges of writing short stories and will read from recent works. 

Panellists: Carleigh Baker, Shashi Bhat & Jen Currin

Carleigh Baker headshot  Shashi Bhat headshot  Jen Currin headshot

Panel Host: Cathy Stonehouse

Cathy Stonehouse headshot

This event will be presented in person at the New Westminster Public Library, and broadcast live via Zoom. All registered attendees will receive the Zoom link. Unfortunately the event will not be recorded.

Do you love chatting about books? Join our Bring Your Own (BYO) Book Club and come and chat about your current reads. Whether you loved it or hated it, there’s always something to say about the book you’re reading, and here’s your chance to share recommendations with others without following a regular book club schedule.

 

This event is drop-in.

French Immersion students who can already read but need a little extra practice are paired with teen buddies to read and do other activities together in a fun and encouraging environment. Register here

French Immersion students who can already read but need a little extra practice are paired with teen buddies to read and do other activities together in a fun and encouraging environment. Register below. If the program is full, please email youth@nwpl.ca to be added to the waiting list.

Children who can already read but need a little extra practice are paired with teen buddies to read and do other activities together in a fun and encouraging environment. Register here

Children who can already read but need a little extra practice are paired with teen buddies to read and do other activities together in a fun and encouraging environment. Register below. If the program is full, please email youth@nwpl.ca to be added to the waiting list.

Children (ages 6-9 years) who can already read in French but need a little extra practice are paired with teen volunteers to read and do other activities together in a fun and encouraging environment. Please note this is not a formal tutoring session. Registration for the fall session is now closed.

Children (ages 6-9 years) who can already read but need a little extra practice are paired with teen volunteers to read and do other activities together in a fun and encouraging environment. Please note this is not a formal tutoring session. Registration is required; please register below. If the program is full, please email youth@nwpl.ca to be added to the waiting list.

Teens who wish to volunteer as Reading Buddies must first become a volunteer with the City of New Westminster – visit our Teen Page for more information on how to volunteer.

Children (ages 6-9 years) who can already read but need a little extra practice are paired with teen volunteers to read and do other activities together in a fun and encouraging environment. Please note this is not a formal tutoring session. Registration is required; register here.

Children (ages 6-9 years) who can already read but need a little extra practice are paired with teen volunteers to read and do other activities together in a fun and encouraging environment. Please note this is not a formal tutoring session.

Registration is required; register here.

If the program is full, please email youth@nwpl.ca to be added to the waiting list.