Photo: A Band for Librarians
When I started this rambling mess of a blog back in the golden days of ’07 I had a strict “No Pets” policy. The problem? I didn’t, and still don’t, have any pets. Really, the “No Pets” decree was just a promise to myself that I would only post items directly related to children’s lit. There are all kinds of other things that I would like to share, but I promised to show restraint.
While some of these items sneak into 100 Scope Notes, I think that on the whole I’ve kept my love of Teen Wolf, ping pong, and the fact that they should have made a Teen Wolf sequel where Scott Howard plays ping pong, in check.
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So stop me if this appears to be in direct violation of my “No Pets” policy, but I had an album cover to share from one of my favorite bands, Camera Obscura. It’s a cover that I just discovered today (from a single they released in July 2004), and one that the bookish masses will no doubt find of interest:
Man, would I like to have more information on this.
While we have a difference of opinion regarding nonfiction, any band that starts an album with the line, “Spent a week in a dusty library”, (as Camera Obscura did on their latest release) is doing things right in my opinion.
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About Travis Jonker
Travis Jonker is an elementary school librarian in Michigan. He writes reviews (and the occasional article or two) for School Library Journal and is a member of the 2014 Caldecott committee. You can email Travis at scopenotes@gmail.com, or follow him on Twitter: @100scopenotes.
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teacherninja says
Don’t care if it breaks your “No pets” rule. It’s awesome.
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