On Twitter @VasiliatheWise asked if I would be so kind as to make a set of my Libraries Are For Everyone for all of the archivists out there – and she gave me the wording: Archives Are For All!
So these go out to all those library archivists who maintain and preserve our histories, stories, and more!
This is the third LAFE translation from an anonymous public librarian. Of note is that this is also known as Iloco, Iloko, or Iluko.
For someone like me, <em>Star Wars Reads Day</em> (<em>SWRD</em>) is a thing of beauty since it combines two things that I love: reading and <em>Star Wars</em>. Our library has had special <em>Star Wars</em> events almost every year for the past few years, but with no real literacy tie-in. So when I stumbled across <em>SWRD</em> I…
Claudia Depkin from Haverstraw King’s Daughters Public Library contacted me with a request: might I create a Spanish version of my My Mask Protects My Community designs? Why yes, yes I might. And did. In case you were wondering, I chose the mask colors based on South American countries’ flags. And I’m grateful for my…
This fall our Children’s Library will be losing it’s large Ash tree that is home to our library dragon. The kids have been relieved that he’s already grown so much that he has to use our entire row of Bradford Pear trees as a home. But everyone’s sad about losing its autumn leaves. For the…
<img class=”alignnone size-large wp-image-2327″ src=”https://hafuboti.wpcomstaging.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/grave1.jpg?w=584″ alt=”” width=”584″ height=”217″> I wish that I could clearly recall how <em>The Book Graveyard </em>began. I know it was one or more conversations between Brittany and myself. Over the past few months we’ve been trying to turn the tide of damaged books that were being returned to the library. I think the…
This is another language that was requested and translated for me by two complete strangers within an hour of each other. It must be fate! Thank you, both Harri and Aulikki Knight!!!!!
