Dear colleagues, The Hungry Clothes got the most votes as a suggested book to give our volunteer storytellers, and it is indeed a beautiful book--one of my favorites. I think, however, I'm going to go with Three Times Chai--a collection of 54 rabbis' favorite stories and it also gives the reason they like these, the way they use the stories to teach a lesson or illustrate a point. I want to have a little "reception" on the last day of school for these wonderful volunteers--serve coffee and treats and give them book (along with a gift cloth bookmark from Highsmith); has anyone else ever had a program like this for library volunteers? If yes, I would like to hear about it; I've had storytelling workshops for volunteers, but never a formal thank-you program for the group. Andrea Rapp Wise Temple, Cincinnati
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