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StoryPath Returns: May 1-7 Is “Working Boats”

April 26, 2024

The City and Borough of Juneau Parks & Recreation is once again partnering with Juneau Education Association and Juneau Public Libraries to bring StoryPath to the Overstreet Park Seawalk. Three books by Alaskan writers or illustrators will be featured over three weeks in May. Each StoryPath will feature framed pages of the story that you can read as you walk the Seawalk.

• StoryPath #1: Working Boats – May 1-7
Written and illustrated by Tom Crestodina

• StoryPath #2: Aadé S’áxt’ Haa Jeet Kawdihayi Yé (How Devil’s Club Came to Be) – May 8-14
Written by Miranda Rose Kaagwéil Worl and illustrated by Michaela Goade

• StoryPath #3: Little Narwhal Lost – May 15-21
Written by Brooke Hartman and illustrated by Evon Zerbetz

And don’t miss a special bonus for StoryPath #2—as you stroll, you can follow along with the Lingít audio book courtesy of Sealaska Heritage Institute.

StoryPath promotes reading, physical activity, and getting outside. For more information, visit the Facebook Event or contact Parks & Recreation at (907) 586-5226.

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