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Paperbacks and Pieces Invite Community to Celebrate ‘World Read Aloud Day’

By Jake Litman Jan 28, 2023 | 10:13 AM

(KWNO)- Families are invited to celebrate ‘World Read Aloud Day’ on Wednesday, February 1, at Paperback and Pieces bookstore.

Located at 429 Mankato Avenue, there will be free activities that will take place in the newly renovated children’s section, there is no registration required.

The press release from Paperbacks and Pieces indicates that from 4:30-6:00 p.m. the bookstore will host local children’s author Jenny Baertsch. Baertsch will read aloud two chapters from her book Junkyard Tough: a “Tail” OF Bravery. 

The reading will also be livestreamed on the Paperbacks and Pieces Facebook page.

Paperbacks and Pieces says that throughout the event kids are invited to work with Baertsch to create their own take-home storybook. The activity is free, open to kids of any age and all materials will be provided.

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