The Yukon Imagination Library is a local non-profit organization that gives free books to Yukon children once per month from the time they are born until they reach age 4 and is turning 10 this year. To celebrate the milestone they have collected stories from families who have used the library and from a few well-known Yukoners.
Visit www.YukonImaginationLibrary.ca to register your child for a free book every month or to lend your support.
Issue: 2017-10-11, PHOTO: TKS Photography & Design
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Issue: 2017-08-23, PHOTO: courtesy of the Went family
The Yukon Imagination Library — non-profit organization that gives free books to Yukon children from birth to age four — is turning 10 this year. To celebrate the milestone we have collected reading stories from families who have used the library... Read more
Courtesy of the Yukon Imagination Library
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