Library Adventures and Character Insights

Rick Dotson, a librarian, celebrates his birthday and returns to the library to find magical miniature figures called the Bookers. These figures help maintain the library and offer friendship to Rick, who is new in town. Over time, Rick forms a bond with the Bookers, who assist with library tasks and become his friends. The story highlights themes of friendship, magic, and the importance of books.

What is the genre of the story 'At the Library'?

• Historical Fiction

• Science Fiction

• Fantasy

• Mystery

Where does Rick Dotson plan to go for his birthday treat?

• The Movie Theater

• The Cupcake Cafe

• The Bookstore

• The Park

What does Rick think about as he sits in his living room?

• His new job

• His old friends

• His family

• His favorite book

What does Rick think of books?

• They are too many

• They are outdated

• They are his friends

• They are boring

What does Rick think about his job after six months?

• He wants to quit

• It's boring

• He has made acquaintances

• It's challenging

What surprises Rick when he returns to the library?

• A new librarian

• A party

• Miniature figures

• A missing book

What does Rick notice about the library when he returns?

• The lights are off

• A book is on the floor

• The door is open

• It's very clean

What is the name of the book Rick finds on the floor?

• Small World

• Big Adventure

• Fantasy Land

• Library Tales

Who are the Bookers?

• Library ghosts

• Miniature figures

• Library staff

• Rick's friends

How do the Bookers know it's Rick's birthday?

• He told them

• They guessed

• They read his file

• They asked him