March 2021

Let’s Celebrate Women’s History Month! From the Director’s Corner Dear Friends, Happy March! This month we are celebrating Women’s History, National Reading Month, and Dr. Seuss’s Birthday (March 2). What a great way to celebrate March. We hope you learn about the impact women have made in history. Please share what you have learned. We […]

The Water is Wide by Pat Conroy Reviewed by Patricia D’Ascoli In 1969 Pat Conroy entered what turned out to be a kind of alternate universe when he decided to teach eighteen mostly illiterate black children on Yamacraw Island. Yamacraw is a fictitious name for Daufuskie Island, the southernmost inhabited sea island in South Carolina.