All-Ages Lincoln Penny Story Hour

The LPSH on April 26th at 1pm will feature Holly Byers, who is a Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructor through the Professional Association for Therapeutic Horsemanship as well as an Equine Specialist in Mental Health and Learning and a Certified Veterans Instructor through the same association. She moved to Indiana in 2011 after traveling and living in multiple US states to work for Reins of Life Therapeutic Riding Center, where she served as their Lead Instructor for 12 years teaching individuals 2 and older with a variety of different diagnoses. 

Holly will read A Girl Who Thought in Picture: The Story of Dr. Temple Grandin by Julia Finley Mosca. This is an ALL-AGES story hour, meaning all are welcome to come experience this moving, incredibly important book.

This is open and free to the general public but registration requested. 

The LPSH is not a fundraiser, it’s a consciousness raiser! Ruthmere invites a member of the community to read an age-appropriate children’s book to children and their families. But this is a story hour with a specific purpose. These stories are reflections of each reader’s distinct background, and communicate the values of diversity, unity and liberty. 

Every child receives a Lincoln Penny souvenir in a keepsake jacket as a reminder of why this experience is important.

This LPSH Event Sponsor is Centier Bank.