ROOKIE readers enjoyed some fun at Blairmore Nursery when a special guest made an appearance.
Tots were thrilled when Bookbug arrived to help them with some songs and rhymes doing the 'Big Shoogle'.
Children were thrilled to see the cuddly creature and joined in with the singing and actions.
The session was part of a celebration for Bookbug week organised by the Scottish Book Trust.
Parents were delighted to join their children for the get-together which included such favourites as Row, Row, Row Your Boat and the Wheels on the Bus.
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Jacqui Jack, family support worker said: "I think the bookbugs sessions which run routinely during the week all all the libraries across Scotland, rhymes, stories and songs, are so beneficial for children's early literacy.
"Even more positive is the time parent and child get to share together and to interact which very special."
"There are lots of extra special events on this week, Big Shoogle is all about having fun and games with families and children being active dancing and singing.
"We love to bring our families into the nursery, we had a great turnout of parents, grannies and grandads.
"Our parents are very engaged. Our parents are very engaged, Blairmore is definitely at the heart of the community.
"We are very fortunate, parents are really passionate about supporting the nursery."
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