Program Description
Event Details
Join Which Is Which? author Roy Adams for a celebration of words! Create your own Mad Libs, play a goofy homophone game, and more!
This program is offered in partnership with S.T.A.R. Stand Together Against Racism (S.T.A.R) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to is to equip residents of New Canaan, CT and neighboring communities with tools and resources to understand systemic racism—including its history, root causes and the structures that perpetuate it— and to proactively advocate for racial equity and bias elimination. We believe that by working together, we can drive transformative and sustainable social change in our community and beyond.
Roy Adams is currently in his 24th year of service as a Police Officer in a small town in CT. He previously served 10 years in the CT Army National Guard. When he’s not serving the public, he loves to spend time with his wife, two sons, 11 and 21 months and his daughter who's 3 years old. Roy has always had a passion for writing. He recently published his first book, titled Which is Which?, an educational children's book about homophones. The idea for the book came about during the nightly ritual of reading to his kids before they go to bed.
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The Library is pleased to be able to offer free programs and events through the generous donations of patrons like you. Please consider making a tax-deductible gift to the Library’s Annual Fund so we can continue to offer programs like this one.
Accessibility and Accommodations
We strive to facilitate access to information and Library services for all patrons. If you have questions about accessibility or a request for accommodation, please phone 203-594-5002, email the librarian in charge of this program (see contact info above), or email [email protected] with as much lead time as possible.
Youth Participation Guidelines
If your child is under 12 years old, an adult caregiver must remain in the Children’s Room for the duration of the program. If your child finishes a program early, or if a child becomes ill, distressed, or behaves in a manner that interferes with other participants’ enjoyment of the program, they may be released into the Children’s Room before the program’s end time. Please ensure that your child knows exactly where to find you at all times.