Book Fair, Luau Held at Howland School

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Updated: 2/08 7:11 pm
Students in Howland learned on Wednesday just how fun reading can be.

North Road Intermediate School held its annual book fair, but with a twist. The kids hosted a luau where they got to dress up in grass skirts and leis.

The students got a chance to shop at a tropical book store set up right in the library and then they sat down to a Hawaiian-themed lunch with their grandparents.

The event was held as part of National Right to Read Week.
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