Earlier in the month, I read a picture book “Librarian on the Roof!” by M.G. King with illustrations by Stephen Gilpin. Based on a true story, it was cool to learn someone actually schemed up an original idea to raise money for their library to have a children’s section that kids would actually want to visit.4/5. · Questions? Contact Us. Add to Reading List Share this Page. Play Book Cover Jigsaw. Librarian on the Roof!: A True Story. by M.G. King and Stephen Gilpin. 4 Total Resources View Text Complexity Discover Like Books. Grade. When Ms. Laurell takes over as director, she discovers the library has become old, dusty and much too quiet. Lockhart’s children have found other pastimes. To draw the youngsters back to the library, she envisions a children’s section with computers, comfy chairs, colorful artwork and lots of new books.
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M.G. King (Goodreads Author), Stephen Gilpin (Illustrator) avg rating — ratings — published — 6 editions. When M. G. King heard about RoseAleta's rooftop adventure, she knew she had to write this story to celebrate brave librarians everywhere. M. G. King is a registered nurse and lives in Texas with her husband, two sons, a Labrador, and a very cranky cat. Earlier in the month, I read a picture book “Librarian on the Roof!” by M.G. King with illustrations by Stephen Gilpin. Based on a true story, it was cool to learn someone actually schemed up an original idea to raise money for their library to have a children’s section that kids would actually want to visit.
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