Test 001
Reading Practice: A New Shelf at the Town Library
Reading Text
On Monday, Maya visited the small library near the river. She wanted to find books about birds for her class project. The librarian, Mr. Green, showed her a shelf with nature books. Maya noticed that younger children could not reach the top books, so she suggested making a lower shelf.
The library team liked the idea. On Saturday, Maya and her brother Leo helped measure a space beside the window. A local carpenter cut smooth wooden boards, and the children painted them light blue. They put picture books about animals on the bottom shelf and larger guides above them.
The new shelf opened the following week. A sign invited visitors to return each book to its place. Children could now choose a book without asking for help. Maya borrowed a book about swallows and read it in the garden. She felt proud because a simple suggestion had made the library easier for everyone to use.