Boise State students discuss, display children’s books

The books, which were projects done by students at Boise State, are currently on display at Albertsons Library.
The books, which were projects done by students at Boise State, are currently on display at Albertsons Library. | shutterstock
Boise State University has announced that Albertsons Library and Margaret Sass, an adjunct professor at the university, will be presenting a cultural children’s book display.

The display will include works by students that are featured in Sass’ UF200 children’s book project. The display is currently ongoing and will end on Dec. 5.

As a service-learning project, university students were tasked with the creation of books that feature cultural awareness, diversity and empathy for children from grades pre-kindergarten to second grade. When their books were complete, the students had hard copies printed before reading their books to children at schools or at the Garden City Public Library Bells for Books Bookmobile.

When the book display at the Albertsons Library comes to a close, all of the books create by the Boise State students will be donated to the Garden City Public Library. Sass has expressed her excitement over participating in the program and stated how much her students enjoy giving back to the local community.