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The Wombat Stole My Shoe: Grandparents' Storytime
Posted on Mar 14th, 2010 | Comments (10)
Mar 27th, 2010
Time: 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Surry Hills Library
405 Crown Street
Surry Hills
02 8374 6250
'Katrina Griffiths' first published storybook for children is. 'The Wombat Stole My Shoe'. This story was highly inspired by a real life encounter with a very quirky wombat who infact stole her shoe whilst camping in Kangaroo Valley! Her three young daughters loved hearing the story and who actually made it so popular that she decided to write it for them.
Grandparents, help us celebrate Seniors Week 2010 and join us for a special storytime with your grandchildren. Carers and parents are also encouraged to join.
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