Wow, what a day! They say a picture is worth a thousand words, so we collected a few from today’s Wyoming Reads celebration.
Kudos to the Sue Jorgensen Library Foundation for making this event possible with the help of library staff, volunteers, and donors from across Wyoming. Their work and generosity put a picture book to keep in the hands of every first grader in the state today.

Getting ready for the day at Laramie County Library in Cheyenne. Left to right: Tekla Slider, Abby Beaver, and Angie Wolff, all from the State Library, and Robin Papaleka from Laramie County Library.

WSL Collections Technician Angie Wolff reading “Do Not Bring Your Dragon to the Library” to students from Trinity Lutheran School.

Sheridan County Fulmer Library children’s librarian Michelle Havenga reads to a crowd. The library hosted nearly 380 first graders.

Green River High School students helped out in some of the skits at Sweetwater County Library System’s Wyoming Reads event.