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Are you a school librarian? Judging by that bun in your hair I’m guessing that’s a “yes” (I received an A+ in Librarian Stereotypes 101). Just signing up for Google Reader (or some form of RSS reader) today? I’d put those odds at 2,447 to 1, but I don’t do this to please the masses, […]
“It seems you can find a competition for anything.” So begins NPR’s report on the 2009 Book Cart Drill Team Championships. While my first reaction to the above quote is, “That’s cold, Robert Siegel”, I must quickly overcome my indignation and realize that this event is fairly unfathomable to the uninitiated masses. I didn’t attend […]
Clothes and accessories say a lot about a book cover. How many times have you seen a book where a character on the cover is wearing glasses like this: or shoes like this: or a haircut like this: or a combination of all three and thought, “Ooh. That one ain’t gonna get many second looks.”? […]
Part II, in which the pictures get more sparse. 4:00 p.m. – Head to Feiwel & Friends gathering downtown. Walking in, I had one of those “I’m not sure what to expect” moments. Thankfully, there were a bunch of great people in the house. 4:23 -Hey, it’s Susan from Wizard’s Wireless and now PBS Booklights. […]
I accomplished many things during ALA Annual 2009. Chiefly, I accomplished the feat of hardly blogging about it at all while I was there (please, don’t congratulate too enthusiastically, this is easier than you might think). In an effort to right this wrong, I bring you a day in my life at ALA. The theme […]
ALA Annual 2009 has begun and I’m here in Chicago soaking things up. After visiting the Caldecott exhibit at The Art Institute of Chicago, I posted my top four moments over at the ALSC blog. Click here to read.
Dying to Meet You: 43 Old Cemetery Road: Book 1 By Kate Klise Illustrated by M. Sarah Klise Harcourt ISBN: 9780152057275 $15.00 Grades 3-5 In Stores *Recommended* Also reviewed by emilyreads, Muddy Puddle Musings, Westbury Kids, TheHappyNappyBookseller. Find this book at your local library with WorldCat.
In an unexpected turn of events, author James Preller has interviewed me on his site. If you’re interested in snowmobiles, invisible books, and Toasteds crackers, you’re gonna be happy. Click here to read.
A mere three days until librarians of all shapes, sizes, ages, and cardigan thicknesses descend upon the Windy City. That means no more beating around the schedule bush. Time to commit to a few things. Thus far, here’s what I’ve got going: Programs and Sessions Hoping to leave with some knowledge that I can take […]
Man, books are great and everything, but don’t you ever wish they could do more? Page after page of words – it’s a bit repetitive, don’t you think? You ever wish you could just, you know, grow things in them? You’re not alone: Book planters. (Thanks to BoingBoing for the link)
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