Witch and unicorn fan Beth completes reading challenge at Sidmouth Library
Sidmouth Library supervisor Carol Pentecost presenting Beth Conway with her Book Track certificate - Credit: Archant
A little girl followed in her mum and aunt’s footsteps to read 100 books within a year.
Beth Conway, like Kate and Cathy before her, completed the Book Track challenge with a focus on stories about witches and unicorns.
The West Hill Primary School pupil picked up her award at Sidmouth Library on Monday.
Mum Kate said: “My sister and I both did it when we were growing up in the Lake District. She’s following in a family tradition – she’s quite keen to be like me and her auntie.
“Beth likes the Worst Witch and Titchy Witch series, and she also likes unicorns.
You may also want to watch:
“I think her plan now is just to keep reading. She loves it.
“We’re just going to keep encouraging her to go back to the library.
Most Read
- 1 Former Ottery science technician celebrates her seventieth year
- 2 Different species of deer are part of our wildlife inheritance
- 3 'Battered and shattered' traders start to reopen their shops
- 4 Folk festival boosted by £97K grant from Culture Recovery Fund
- 5 Confidence grows for return of traditional high street
- 6 Stepping out for charity in honour of Sir Captain Tom's legacy
- 7 Sidmouth Youth Centre on a mission to help feed families
- 8 Around the sitting room in 80 days with the amazing Diana, 98
- 9 It's our time to share our fortune and 'do our bit' as we start to re-open
- 10 Hayman's Butchers 'had been my life' - Stewart Hayman
“She loves writing stories. She wrote one about a little star recently.
“Reading has kept her busy over the summer. It’s a good way to keep her occupied.”
