I received a great email from Rahat, who sent me the Turkmen translation of Libraries Are For Everyone. I cannot even begin to express how excited I still become when someone reaches out and shares a part of themselves. It’s the best.
Thank you so very much Rahat!!!!!
Jennifer, our kick-booty Children’s Librarian, had a great request for some of our monthly themes: throw more non-fiction into the mix. And we have! And it’s been more fun than I thought it’d be! And yes! I am exclaiming a lot! But that’s mainly because of our first super-focused on non-fic theme: KNOWvember in November…
Sean from Pollard Memorial Library in Massachusetts was able to get a Khmer translation from a local Cambodian group. Thank you Sean and friends!!!
Katy reached out to me on Facebook and sent me two Georgian translations from school librarian Maia Maglakelidze. Thank you so much, Maia!!! Public Libraries: School Libraries:
This post features the final work from our lovely Natasia who has moved on to a full-time library job where she doesn’t get to show off her art skills, but she does get things like healthcare and better pay. Ahem. Natasia brought limitless creativity and beauty to our community. Those things will still be a…
2016 became the year that I jumped head first into presenting in the library world. 2016 also became the year that I got a major ego check in the library world. And yes, those two things are related. When I was asked by the Three Rivers Library System to speak about Summer Reading Programs, I…
I have gotten behind in creating more LAFE signs with all of the translations provided to me. I apologize and am getting back on track, so be ready for a wave of posts. Evie from Takapuna Library in Aotearoa (New Zealand), has provided me with the Māori translation. Thank you so much, Evie!
