http://goo.gl/wDllN Multnomah County Library site
http://goo.gl/oKqpU Hennepin County Library site
http://goo.gl/KZzAQ Johnson County Library site
http://goo.gl/mLjVY Iowa Library resources site
http://goo.gl/NsXcD Wilmette Public Library (Illinois)
http://goo.gl/c8TWY Growing Readers from Mid Hudson Library System
Do you use these links? Work at these libraries? Have some of your own favorites?
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I use the Mid Hudson link all the time!
ReplyDeleteMy other favorite is the Rhymes & Songs page from King Country Library System. http://wiki.kcls.org/tellmeastory/index.php/Category:Rhymes_&_Songs
Thanks for posting and adding your link. I remember Mid Hudson from NYLA Annual and NYLA YSS. They always had good programs.
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