
Free signed Pip the Plover books at Weymouth Kid Day.
South Shore Children's Museum and National Grid gave away 100 signed copies of Pip the Plover to families, plus a Pip the Plover StoryWalk to enjoy at the event.
- Saturday, August 8, 2026
- 11 AM to 2 PM
- Tufts Library, 46 Broad St, Weymouth, MA 02188
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This literacy giveaway is sponsored by National Grid, in partnership with South Shore Children's Museum and author Kate Powers.
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A small shorebird with a big heart.
Pip the Plover follows a small shorebird on the New England coast, written for children ages 3 to 8.
- Readers' Choice Book Award (Ages 3 to 7)
- Amazon Top 10 New Release
- 5-Star Reader Rating
"An excellent book about endangered animals with a gentle message."Kirkus Reviews
Given away at this event: paperback, signed by author Kate Powers.
Walk the story!
A Pip the Plover StoryWalk will be set up at Weymouth Kid Day: follow the pages of the book page by page as you stroll the event grounds. A fun activity for families before or after picking up your signed book.
Didn't reserve one of the 100 free books?
Paperback copies, the 8" Pip plushie, coloring books, and book + plushie bundles will be available at the booth as a fundraiser for South Shore Children's Museum.


Pip Plushie

Coloring Book

Book + Plushie Bundle
Find us at the booth.
Visit the South Shore Children's Museum & National Grid booth at Weymouth Kid Day, featuring the Literacy in Motion StoryWalk for Pip the Plover and the Dune Grass Path by Kate Powers, plus trinkets and activities. Paperback copies, the 8" Pip plushie, coloring books, and book + plushie bundles available at the booth as a fundraiser for South Shore Children's Museum.
- Saturday, August 8, 2026
- 11 AM to 2 PM
- Tufts Library Weymouth (outside at Weston Park/Field, 46 Broad St, Weymouth, MA 02188)
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© 2026 Kate Powers · South Shore Children's Museum · Sponsored by National Grid




