"It is a lot of fun to be here," said Gause father, Zane Dillion, who was the guest of daughters Abby, kindergarten, and first grader Emma. "And I love books," he added. Dillion was reading poems from Shel Silverstein’s “Where the Sidewalk Ends,” captivating his young girls’ attention. Daughter, Emma, also enjoyed the special morning and said, "I like the books and seeing everyone walk by with their dad."
The event, now in its fourth year, keeps getting bigger and has outgrown the library where it began and now packs the cafeteria. The morning also featured drawings for books and prizes courtesy of the Gause Boosters.
