A 'super' reader

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Carbon Schools Superintendent Steve Carlson holds the attention of his audience as he reads the popular "Llama, Llama, Red Pajama" book by Anna Dewdney to youngsters at Bruin Point Elementary last week. He visited a number of elementary schools last week, entertaining the students while stressing the need to read for learning and pleasure every day.

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