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As we started planning what we wanted to do in November (in early October), I had planned on trying to keep it as simple as possible. I should really know better. I gave Mary the task of figuring out something to do in terms of décor for the library. The next day she commented that…
Prize Books + Astroturf = Awesomeness
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Holy Mashups, Batman!
The other week I received a lovely surprise email from the remarkable Lindsey Tomsu. She was busy working on firming up details for next year’s Summer Reading Program, and wanted to see if I’d tackle “Surf’s Up” Batman, and maybe Robin as well. Her teens really love Batman ’66, and she thought that it would…

Libraries Are For Everyone: Spanish
Remember how in my previous post, I ever-so-subtly hinted that I love being emailed? Well, lots of you took the hint! Hooray! One email in particular really caught my attention. It was from the fabulous Ludy Rueda, Bilingual and Multicultural Outreach Services Librarian, from the Poudre River Public Library District. Within her email she shared…

Libraries Are For Everyone: Pashto
Here’s the Pashto translation provided by the generous Muhammad Jamal. Thank you, Muhammad Jamal, for this translation!

Libraries Are For Everyone: Sorani
The generous Karen Van Drie @worldlibraries provided both Sorani translations along with the Kurmaji. All three of these Kurdish sign sets had previously been within one blog post, but I decided to split them apart to let Sorani shine brighter. Thank you, Karen, for all of your help over the years – it’s deeply appreciated.