Visitor’s information and images for the Livonia Civic Center Library Story Walk. The Story Walk is pages of a book on signs along the trail.
Livonia Civic Center Library Story Walk
Enjoy some fresh air and a story at the Livonia Civic Center Library Story Walk. The Story Walk features a series of signs along the nature trail that display pages of a picture book for families to read together.
When Metro Detroit Mommy visited, the book was The Way Back Home but the books change periodically. On October 30th, a new interactive How to Catch a Monster by Adam Wallace will run through the Halloween weekend.
The walk through the little nature trail was short, but fun. The kids enjoyed stopping to look at the pictures and read along with the story.
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Metro Detroit Storybook Trails
If you are looking for a fun and educational outdoor activity, then you are going to love the Storybook Trails that are popping up all over Metro Detroit. Walk some of your favorite trails while you enjoy a children’s story which is displayed at several stations along the route.
- Beverly Park (Beverly Hills) is a 34-acre park that offers a sled hill, ice skating rink, and playground. The park also hosts sports fields, disc golf course, as well as wooded trails.
- Heritage Park (Canton) a free park that features a playground, splash playground, athletic fields, pavilions as well as restrooms. Walking paths, wood trails, sand volleyball, together with an amphitheater are also available.
- Clarkston Independence District Library
- Baker Woods Preserve (Chelsea)
- Highland Township Public Library
- Auburn Hills Public Library
- Red Oaks Nature Center (Madison Heights) – hosts over 38 acres of rich natural habitat in the midst of Metro Detroit. Visitors will need a parking pass, however, admission is free.
- Beaver Creek Park (Sterling Heights) is a 14.5-acre park that hosts play structures, sports fields as well as picnic areas and trails.
Bernadette Manaay is a proud mom of two wonderful kids, Ianna and Bernard. She has been married to her husband, Ian, for almost 11 years. Bernadette is a Physical Therapist by profession in Metro Detroit. Her family loves to travel and go camping every summer and early fall. Her desire and passion to document her family’s everyday life lead her to become a self-taught photographer. It is very fulfilling to a mom to capture and freeze as many moments as we can because time just flies so fast. See the special memories of her family on her Instagram account: @adetteskyph.
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Julie is first and foremost a mom of two amazing kiddos, Elliott and Bennett. She is an elementary school librarian whose passion is to create safe spaces for all children.