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| Hobbit feet in Prescott |
Becky Arenivar of the Prescott Public Library and Jessi Peterson at the public library in Eau Claire were on the same wavelength last week, planning events to celebrate the Hobbit. They are so organized that their parties coincided with the hype about the opening of the movie version of this classic book. But, as Jessi points out, there'll
be two more movie installments--plus September 22nd is Hobbit Day, Bilbo and
Frodo's birthday, so that would be a fun time for other libraries to do
something similar.
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| Shooting Mirkwood Spiders (with marshmallows) in Eau Claire |
Becky was actually interviewed by School Library Journal about her Middle Earth Faire for an article on Hobbit events.
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The program in Eau Claire unfortunately coincided with a giant snowstorm, but the people who attended had a great time, and played for a long time. They had stations where folks could write their name in Elvish, a hobbit name
generator, a rune translating activity, One Ring origami, Zentangle Smaug
scale decorating, 13 Dwarves Ninepins, and a "smoke-ring"
bubble blowing challenge. The biggest hit was the Mirkwood Spider
Shot,where they used marshmallow shooters to try hitting spiders dangling
from the ceiling.
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| Rune translation in Eau Claire | | |
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Labels: book-related programs, hobbit, movies
