Summer is here and Dover Public Library is in full swing with our Summer Reading Program. This year we’re discovering what makes a HERO.
I was giving this some thought as I was riding on the lawn mower the other day.
We have heroes in our family, at our workplace, or church. We have heroes that we root for in our favorite book, too.
You might be someone’s hero. We never know who is looking at us, from a small child, teenager, or parent. You can use any moment in time to teach a lesson, reach out a helping hand, or be a listening ear.
Our Summer Reading Program is sharing about the many heroes we have in our community. From police, to fire persons, doctors and even librarians.
Liz, our Teen Librarian is a hero to me. She is always so helpful to me and others. She always has time to answer my crazy questions. She gives me great book suggestions. She is never too busy to help me. She even helps me with this blog thing.
Our Dover Public Library is full of heroes and led by one as well. Jim is a great Director. He keeps us on our toes, challenges us to try new things, and supports us to continue our education and develop our hobbies into new and engaging programs at the library.
We’re incredibly lucky to have such an amazing staff of helpful heroes. This summer, be a hero to someone in your life and help us prove that not all super heroes wear capes.
I AM ONLY ONE; BUT STILL I AM ONE
I CAN NOT DO EVERYTHING,
BUT STILL I CAN DO SOMETHING;
I WILL NOT REFUSE TO DO THE
SOMETHING I CAN DO
Helen Keller
Have a Super Summer!
-Denise, Adult Services