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Shiver Me Septembarrrs
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Libraries Are For Everyone: Georgian
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Hafuboti and the Terrible, Horrible, etc., Day
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Libraries Are For Everyone: Southern Sotho
This is another translation provided by Cheryl and her colleagues at a South African school. Thank you all for your help on this translation!!!
Re”meme”ber This One
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Libraries Are For Everyone: Nepalese
This translation ended up being a lot of fun mainly because of how it came to me. Melissa, a librarian in New York, sent me a Nepalese translation, and then less than five minutes later Greg, a librarian from Washington, sent me a different Nepalese translation. After several back-and-forths, we went with a LWTech Library…