Teen Librarian Liz Rohdenburg hosted a unicorn bark-making event at the Meredith Public Library on Tuesday afternoon. Kids made the "bark" out of melted white chocolate, and decorated it with various toppings. The event was in collaboration with the National Library Association’s Summer Reading Program, where the theme this week is Adventures in the Culinary Arts. The kids also made rainbow cookies. This Thursday, Rohdenburg is hosting Cupcake Wars for the second year, where kids will draw designs on cupcakes inspired by books they read.
Teen Librarian Liz Rohdenburg puts melted chocolate on a tray during the unicorn bark-making event at Meredith Public Library on Tuesday afternoon. Kids made bark out of melted chocolate, and decorated it with various toppings. “Anything you can do with paint, you can do with chocolate,” Rohdenburg said. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Brynna Halsey, 5, eats melted white chocolate at the unicorn bark-making event at Meredith Public Library on Tuesday afternoon. Kids made bark out of the melted chocolate, and decorated it with various toppings. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
From left, Kennedy King, 9, Blake Halsey, 9, Lucy Cameron,12, Brynn Halsey, 5, and Paige Halsey, 24, made unicorn bark at Meredith Public Library on Tuesday afternoon. Kids made bark out of melted white chocolate, and decorated it with various toppings. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
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Teen Librarian Liz Rohdenburg puts melted chocolate on a tray during the unicorn bark-making event at Meredith Public Library on Tuesday afternoon. Kids made bark out of melted chocolate, and decorated it with various toppings. “Anything you can do with paint, you can do with chocolate,” Rohdenburg said. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Brynna Halsey, 5, eats melted white chocolate at the unicorn bark-making event at Meredith Public Library on Tuesday afternoon. Kids made bark out of the melted chocolate, and decorated it with various toppings. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Hudson Jenkerson, 11, decorates his unicorn bark at Meredith Public Library on Tuesday afternoon. Kids made bark out of melted white chocolate and decorated it with various toppings. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
From left, Kennedy King, 9, Blake Halsey, 9, Lucy Cameron,12, Brynn Halsey, 5, and Paige Halsey, 24, made unicorn bark at Meredith Public Library on Tuesday afternoon. Kids made bark out of melted white chocolate, and decorated it with various toppings. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
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