Briars & Brambles Books is thrilled to partner with the Windham Arts Alliance and the town of Windham to present the Windham Path Story Walk. The book changes each season. It is a free family-oriented activity. 10% of the proceeds from the current book sold at Briars & Brambles is donated to the Windham Arts Alliance. The Story Book Walk begins at the Route 23 entrance to the Windham Path.
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WALK
READ
SMILE
Walk together and enjoy a wonderful children's book and physical activity with family and friends. Follow the path while reading the book, talking about it, and even acting it out as you go along. Be sure to have lots of fun!
This Winter's Story Walk
Stopping by Woods
on a Snowy Evening
by Richard T. Morris
When Robert Frost writes, “Whose woods these are I think I know,” he paints a picture of a serene winter night in the deep woods, surrounded by blankets and blankets of snow. But the tranquil scene is interrupted by a little boy! This wildly imaginative interloper generously offers to tweak the poem to make it more exciting.
Instead of riding a horse, why not a hippo? And replace the snow falling from the sky with cookie dough! As Robert Frost sputters in dismay, the boy unleashes poetic mayhem, but when his edits get away from him, the self-possessed poet and chaotic kid have to put their heads together to make a clean getaway.
10% of proceeds from the sale of this book at Briars & Brambles will be donated to the Windham Arts Alliance
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