Sharon Hill Public Library provides the community with several different programs that aim to not only show talented all the members are, but also give them the opportunity to learn new skills that they wish to learn for themselves. Our programs also help the members of the community come together through the activities that they can participate in.
If you wish to learn more, please don’t hesitate to give us a call at 610-587-3993. We are excited to get to know you better.
Elara Edwards is a passionate and insightful author who writes to illuminate complex and often misunderstood topics. With a deep commitment to raising awareness and understanding, Elara focused her first book on ADHD, driven by a personal connection and a desire to help others navigate this journey. Her work blends thorough research with heartfelt storytelling, aiming to provide support and foster empathy for those living with mental health challenges and their loved ones. Elara hopes to break down stigmas through her writing and contribute to a more informed and compassionate world. Elara enjoys gardening, listening to music, and traveling. She also loves plants.
Embracing Brilliance: A Simple ADHD Woman's Guide" offers a comprehensive toolkit for women with ADHD to navigate their lives with confidence and success. Written by an author who intimately understands the challenges of ADHD, this book provides practical strategies for self-care, daily organization, nurturing relationships, and achieving personal and professional success. Through a combination of insightful advice and inspiring stories of triumph, readers are empowered to embrace their unique brilliance and thrive in all aspects of their lives despite the challenges of ADHD. Whether managing time effectively, maintaining focus, or fostering meaningful connections, this guide equips readers with the tools they need to overcome obstacles and live fulfilling lives.
Meeka Caldwell is an active presence in local and national Down Syndrome organizations. She began her advocacy shortly after her son, Anian, was born with Down Syndrome and she noticed a deafening silence around the needs of Black and Brown people within the disability community… Read More
The sun is out and Anian and Mommy have things to do today! Full of energy and ready to go, they spend the day out in the community where everyone helps Anian as he goes from place to place. Anian was born extra special, he was born with Down Syndrome. He loves to learn new things and show everyone what he can do! Enjoy this story as you get to know a friend like Anian!
A Friend Like Anian-The First Day of SchoolIt's an exciting day, it's the first day of school and Anian is just a bit nervous. Anian was born extra special, he was born with Down Syndrome. He loves to learn new things and join in like everyone else. Enjoy this story as Anian has his first day of Kindergarten!
A Friend Like Anian-French Fries and BlueFrench Fries & Blue! One of Anian's favorite things. Let's read along as we see that even with your favorite things, sometimes, work comes before reward!
Angel is a dynamic nine-year-old girl with a passion for dance, a love for her friends, and an enthusiasm for learning. Whether she’s chatting with her friends on the phone or diving into her homework, Angel approaches everything with joy and curiosity. She adores all her teachers and finds happiness in helping around the house, especially when it comes to cooking delicious breakfasts like eggs, bacon, pancakes, and waffles ... Read More
"The Vacation" is a delightful children's book that follows the dreams and adventures of a young girl who has never been on an airplane before. All of her friends and family have traveled by plane, and she desperately wants to experience the excitement of flying high in the sky.
In the story, the girl confides in her loving auntie (who she considers a second mom) about her wish to ride on an airplane and visit Mexico. Her auntie promises to take her on a special trip, fueling the girl's imagination and excitement.
Through vibrant descriptions and charming illustrations, readers join the girl as she envisions herself soaring through the clouds, seeing the world from a new perspective. She daydreams about the sights, sounds and flavors she'll discover in Mexico, from colorful markets to sandy beaches.
Ultimately, "The Vacation" is a heartwarming tale about the power of dreams, the joy of new experiences, and the special bond between a child and her cherished family members. Young readers will be captivated by the girl's infectious enthusiasm and sense of wonder. This delightful book is sure to inspire children's own travel aspirations.
Charles Perkins, author, publisher, motivational speaker, songwriter, playwright, and recipient of the 1995 Men Making a Difference Award, stands as a beacon of unwavering commitment to literacy and social change. However, his influence extends beyond accolades, as he actively champions African-American history, delivering impactful messages in educational, religious, and cultural settings.
Dr. Myava Clark is a dedicated advocate and educator with a multifaceted background in respiratory therapy and higher education. She earned her Bachelor’s in Biology with a Concentration in Respiratory Therapy and a PhD in Professional Studies specializing in Higher Education and Leadership & Administration.
Dr. Clark’s career began in respiratory therapy, where she worked as a clinician, lab specialist, clinical instructor, and college professor. As a mother of two adult children, Dr. Clark's journey includes navigating the special education system with the individualized education program (IEP) for her son and the 504 plan with her daughter. Her journey with the special education system inspired her to co-found CASEN (Collaborative Advancement for Social-Emotional Needs) with her son, Chris Clark Jr.
Dr. Clark helps mothers of children with learning differences build a stronger bond with their children and keep them safe online by providing tools and resources to build their children’s self-confidence, so mothers won’t fear their children being bullied by other kids.
María del Pilar Rodríguez is a writer, poet, and professional dedicated to financial education and the well-being of immigrant communities. With a background in theater studies at the Community College, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude, she has used her artistic and communication talents in initiatives that aim to educate and empower others.
This year, María self-published her first book, a work that combines her passion for financial education and writing, with the goal of making a fun and impactful difference in the lives of future generations: our children. Throughout her career, she has worked on projects ranging from financial consulting to organizing educational workshops and providing practical tools to help people make informed decisions about their future.
In addition to her work in financial education, María has participated in theatrical productions. She was involved in the play Medea, written by James Ijames and directed by Raelle Myrick-Hodges, as part of a collaborative effort that allowed her to explore her artistic side.
In her latest book, From Stories to Savings, María presents an educational work aimed at families, with the goal of teaching children about personal finance in an interactive way. Through accessible stories and practical activities, her book encourages learning about key concepts such as saving, using credit, and making responsible financial decisions.
María del Pilar Rodríguez participated in the 6th Annual Latin American Book Fair, where she successfully hosted a dramatic reading of her book From Stories to Savings. The community enthusiastically received free copies of the book, along with saving jars to encourage children to visualize and save for their dreams. In addition to her literary work, María serves on the boards of three organizations: Acción Colombia, the Norristown Chamber of Commerce, and the Latin American Book Fair.
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