Alicia, a considerate reader, wrote to me to explain what Latinx is, and that I should include it as an important alternate version. I am very grateful that she reached out and made this suggestion. Don’t know what Latinx is? Then start your journey of understanding with this History.com article.
Thank you so very much, Alicia!!!
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.
This year at the Children’s Library we decided to have a bit of fun on April Fool’s Day. One of my team members did some internet browsing to find some simple things for us to do that wouldn’t cause too much distress for our patrons. She came up with two great ideas (and unfortunately I…
This post is designed to be a fast ‘n furious update about what we’ve been up to at our Children’s Library this past year. If you have any questions whatsoever about anything you see here, there, or anywhere on my blog, then don’t hesitate to ask me! Either on social media or at hafuboti@gmail.com. Now…
I received an Urdu translation from the wonderful Muhammad Jamal. Thank you Muhammad Jamal!!!
On Saturday, Mary and I went nuts getting lots of our Summer Reading Program displays up since it’s a new month and this Friday is the kick-off for summer programming. Before we opened, I laid out the large picture find on the floor once more to re-attach any fallen images, as well as add all…
This post is meant to be an overview, and not a blow-by-blow breakdown of how we did it. If you have any questions whatsoever about anything you see here, there, or anywhere on my blog, then don’t hesitate to ask me! Either on social media, or at hafuboti@gmail.com. I must give credit to my right-hand assistant and…
