StoryWalk at the French Art Colony

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Little boy with diaper bag holding his baby brother in front of a baby-changing station

The Library's new StoryWalk title is now on display at the French Art Colony.

Our title for July is The Baby-Changing Station written by Rhett Miller and illustrated by Dan Santat.

Do you have a baby brother or sister? Are there times you just wished they would disappear?

James certainly does. He used to be the only one and now Baby Joe is getting all of the attention.

James gets his wish when he stumbles upon a baby-changing station at the local pizza place.

Sent to change Joe's diaper, a sign on the baby-changing station in the men's restroom proposes a trade: his baby brother for one of three exciting prizes!

Will James choose the night-vision goggles, a chemistry set, a guitar? Or will he decide to keep his baby brother?

Read (and view) the story to find out!

Learn more about author Rhett Miller at his website

Learn more about illustrator Dan Santat.

Listen to a read-aloud of The Baby-Changing Station. (YouTube).

Our next StoryWalk will be available the beginning of August.

StoryWalk is a way for children and adults to enjoy both the great outdoors and great children's books. Follow the pages of the story as you walk from frame to frame along the path. StoryWalk promotes literacy, physical activity, and parent/caregiver involvement.

The StoryWalk Project was created by Anne Ferguson of Montpelier, VT and developed in collaboration with the Kellogg Hubbard Library. StoryWalk is a registered service mark owned by Ms. Ferguson.