Story time was extra special at Crabapple Lane Elementary when author Carmen Agra Deedy met with the young Cardinals.
Deedy, an author of a dozen books for children, told stories to all the students, and she even did a bit of Q&A with the upper grade students when it was their turn.
After her programs, Deedy visited the school media center and autographed copies of her books.
To learn more about Carmen Agra Deedy and her books, go to carmenagradeedy.com.
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