This past school year, we started to notice some behavior issues with a few regular patrons in my library. Kids were starting new schools, younger kids were now allowed to hang out in the Teen Zone, and we had a smaller, temporary space.. I’m sure all these contributed to an increased need to redirect patron… Continue reading Library Program: Awards for Acting Awesome
Author: Molly Wetta
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Review: Someday This Pain Will Be Useful to You by Peter Cameron
Sometimes when I get to a book that’s been on my to-be-read list forever, I shocked I waited so long; it’s that good. Sadly, this was not one of those books. Someday this Pain Will Be Useful to You by Peter Cameron
Book Review: Blue is the Warmest Color by Julie Maroh
I generally try to read books before I see the movies they are based on, and while this doesn’t always extend to graphic novels (I’m looking at you, Avengers and X-Men) I did with this one. And the book was definitely better.
2014 Book Bloggers Love-a-thon: My Favorite Bookish Blogs
This was supposed to be “awards” but I just want to spotlight my favorite bookish blogs. I used some of the categories but also made up my own because I’m a rebel like that.
2014 Book Bloggers Love-a-thon: Book Spine Poetry
This post is one of the challenges of the Book Blogger Love-a-thon hosted by Kate of Tales of Books and Bands and Alexa of Alexa Loves Books. I love really creative book spine poetry, and it’s a challenge we’ve done at the library for National Poetry Month in the past. When trying to compose a poem with a… Continue reading 2014 Book Bloggers Love-a-thon: Book Spine Poetry
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