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ALT The children's book Tate’s Wild Rescue is displayed upright on a wooden surface in a library. The book cover features a young girl standing at the entrance of a forest, surrounded by illustrated animals including a tiger, kangaroo, lion, raccoon, and bear. The title is written in bold white letters at the top. The book is written by Jenny Turnbull and illustrated by Izzy Burton. In the background, there is a wooden art installation with the words "See More Seashore" in red letters, and bookshelves filled with books.
ALT This image has a picture of the poster for Family Literacy Day 2025. The poster lists the livestream event on January 27, 2025 at 10:30am CST. "Join us here: saskliteracy.ca/bear. Free – everyone is welcome! This event is presented by the Saskatchewan Literacy Network in collaboration with the Family Literacy Hubs of Saskatchewan and the Government of Saskatchewan". Beside the poster image, on the right are three logos: two logos for the Saskatchewan Family Literacy Hubs (one in English, one in French); and the logo for Red Deer Press. Across the bottom is text which reads, “Sign Up for Free!” and the Saskatchewan Literacy Network logo is in the lower-right corner. The Network logo has a bear, in honour of the theme book, sitting in front of the stylized book with a stylized globe at the centre of it that symbolize the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. The post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network www.saskliteracy.ca
