Exhibition in the Carnegie-Farian Room: September 7 - September 13

Can't make it to the library to see the poster exhibition?
View it here.

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In commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 @911Memorial is offering libraries a free digital poster exhibition and resources, “September 11, 2001: The Day That Changed the World.” 
Learn more at https://911memorial.io/3ytYgnj

Why should we remember September 11, 2021?

Learn more about what happened that day and view primary source documents:

-https://www.911memorial.org/learn/resources/911-primer/module-5-memorializing-911


Suggested Reading:

Children
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14 Cows for America
Carmen Agra Deedy (author), Thomas Gonzalez (illustrator). Peachtree Publishing Company, 2016.
(Preschool–Grade 3)


30,000 Stitches: The Inspiring Story of the National 9/11 Flag
Amanda Davis (author), Sally Wern Comport (illustrator). WorthyKids, 2021.
(Kindergarten–Grade 3)


Towers Falling
Jewell Parker Rhodes, 2016, Little, Brown and Company
(Grades 3–7)

Young Adults

A Place of Remembrance
Allison Blais and Lynn Rasic. National Geographic, 2015.


The Stories They Tell
Edited by Clifford Chanin and Alice M. Greenwald. Rizzoli Electa, 2013.



Adults 

Fall and Rise the Story of 9/11
Mitchell Zuckoff. Harper Collins, 2019

The Red Bandanna
Tom Rinaldi. Viking, 2017

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Photo credit: Chris Patsos

Activities

Join us in the Carnegie-Farian Room, starting September 7th,  for origami and a journal activity at your leisure.

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