MANCHESTER — Young summer readers got a chance to talk to the animals this week.
Animal Adventures visited the library Wednesday as part of the summer reading program at Manchester Public Library. Members of group brought a gecko, chinchilla and
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Desi Smith/Gloucester Daily Times Andy from Animal Adventures shows a group of young children how a chinchilla can compress its body to fit into small places Wednesday afternoon at Manchester Public Library. Desi Smith/Gloucester Daily Times
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Desi Smith/Gloucester Daily Times Animal Adventures brought a gecko to show young children Wednesday afternoon at Manchester Public Library. Desi Smith/Gloucester Daily Times
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Desi Smith/Gloucester Daily Times A young girl pets a ferret during a program at Manchester Public Library. Desi Smith/Gloucester Daily Times
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