Staff Report / Scottsdalelocal.org

November is celebrated as DINOvember at the Scottsdale Public Library in Scottsdale, Arizona. The library is showcasing several dinosaur-themed displays at both the Civic Center and Appaloosa libraries.

The displays feature a range of dinosaur-related titles including "Dinosaur Boy," "The Good Dinosaur," "Two Dogs," "Dinosaurs," "Deadlands," "Dino," "Titanosaurus," "Dinosaurs Discovered!," "Very Important Dinosaurs," and "How Do Dinosaurs Learn to...?"

Residents are encouraged to check back later in the month to see the various activities and "shenanigans" featured by the library's dinosaur friends. This event is part of the library's initiative to promote reading and engagement with dinosaur-themed literature during the month of November.

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