Library 'coloring our world' with various programs this summer

by By Tom Marshall Senior Advocate writer
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The Library of Alexandria was a recent library project. As part of that project participants completed book covers on 8 by 10 inch boards. They could design the book cover based on a particular character or create their own. The Library of Alexandria was project was part of the library’s Fantasy Faire held June 5. Ten book covers were on display for the faire on a book case at the event. This year was the first year for the project.


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