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Libraries Are For Everyone: Chinese
A lovely Chinese novelist reached out to me and among other things, shared with me two translations of Libraries Are For Everyone. She also ended her email with this: Long live librarians! In Chinese: 图书馆长万岁 Literally, “may our library masters live for 10,000 years” – Anonymous Isn’t that wonderful?! Thank you very much, anonymous novelist!!!…

Libraries Are For Everyone: SiSwati
It’s another language courtesy of Cheryl and company. Thank you all for this translation!!!
More Foolish Than Ever
<img class=”alignnone wp-image-1661″ title=”A dozen modified (for maximum silliness) picture book covers to use in libraries or the classroom in honor of April Fool’s Day | Hafuboti” alt=”A dozen modified (for maximum silliness) picture book covers to use in libraries or the classroom in honor of April Fool’s Day | Hafuboti” src=”http://hafuboti.wpcomstaging.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/collage.jpg?w=584″ width=”584″ height=”584″> Last…

Libraries Are For Everyone: Bulgarian
After several requests for a Bulgarian translation, I put out a call for help on Twitter. Thankfully, the fabulous global librarian Karen Van Drie (a.k.a. @worldlibraries) in Istanbul, Turkey responded with the translation! A big thank you to both Karen and her translator!!!
Decemberley 2016
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Libraries Are For Everyone: Amharic
Peter, a librarian in Minnesota, was able to get an Amharic translation from his Ethiopian colleague who works at the same library. A big thank you to Emebet!!!