Miriam Saperstein, 8 months, tastes her
new book Tot Shabbat.

As long as her daughter has been fed
and taken a nap, Susan Knoppow is able
to browse the shelves at the book fair.
Her daughter, 8-month-old Miriam
Saperstein, examines the book that her
great-grandmother is about to pur-
chase for her. And tries to eat it.
"We buy her the board books
because she tries to tear it or eat it,"
Knoppow said.

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As Lizzy Lovinger strolls through the children's books area, patrons
probably should have guessed that she'd be the most knowledge-
able volunteer on the floor. After all, she's the right age — only 10.
Lovinger's mother, Karen, who is one of the three co-chairs of
the children's section, frequently brought books home for her
daughter to give the thumbs-up to
for the fair display.
"I've sold some books," Lizzy
said. "I can help explain what a lot
of the books are about because I've
read them."
The younger Lovinger has been
helping out at the book fair since
her mother began volunteering
there, which Karen said has been
four years.
"She loves doing this and helping
people pick out books for their
Sally Waterstone gets advice on children's books kids," Karen said. "She likes reading
from 10-year-old volunteer Lizzy Lovinger.
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For Jan Wanetick's
three daughters,
Sunday was a long
day. After Sunday
school at
Congregation •
Beth Shalom, the
four hustled from
Oak Park to the
Kahn JCC to hear Miriam Weiner speak.
After the talk, and wait in line to have Weiner's
book signed, the four found a much sought after
place to relax.
"Sitting is the easiest way to try and read with
three kids hanging on you," admitted Jan, who was
reading up on some background of villages in Poland.
Much to the chagrin of the three youngsters, who
looked reluctant to move, the foursome took off for
the Gemini family concert held later that afternoon
at the Jimmy Prentis Morris JCC in Oak Park.

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