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					<description><![CDATA[I like the idea of treating the library as somewhere to explore rather than simply collect books. Your mention of puzzles, educational toys, and audiobooks makes the scavenger hunt feel broader than a shelf search. Before printing copies, I would leave a little blank space for children to draw something they discover, so nonreaders can join in without an adult writing every response. Keeping the hunt untimed could also protect the quiet atmosphere. Would you suggest completing it during one visit or across several visits?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I like the idea of treating the library as somewhere to explore rather than simply collect books. Your mention of puzzles, educational toys, and audiobooks makes the scavenger hunt feel broader than a shelf search. Before printing copies, I would leave a little blank space for children to draw something they discover, so nonreaders can join in without an adult writing every response. Keeping the hunt untimed could also protect the quiet atmosphere. Would you suggest completing it during one visit or across several visits?</p>
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