It's always storytime at Bookworm Gardens in Sheboygan.
As we turn the page to uncover a spellbinding world
of children's literature.
Our story begins with Elizabeth Wieland, Executive
Director of the nonprofit botanical garden.
Bookworm's mission is to inspire the love of books
and nature in the young and young at heart.
When you think about our mission and you think about young
and young at heart, I really believe that we have,
an incredible experience and inspiration
for people of all ages here on this site.
I love it when there are families here and children here.
I also love it when there are adults
without children and older individuals.
That's really important to us that we have both.
In many of our exhibits they play with scale.
So you get to feel like you are either incredibly
small or incredibly large.
Can you tell us more about the spaces in the gardens?
Gosh, there are so many spaces.
So in each site, we've taken the book
and then interpreted it in some way.
Some of them you're meant to interact with.
You could stick your head through this
donut here in Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs.
Some of it
you're just meant to observe and ponder and think about.