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FCBD 2014
It’s taken me about three months to finally write a post on our library’s first <a href=”http://www.freecomicbookday.com/Home/1/1/27/992″ target=”_blank” rel=”noopener noreferrer”>Free Comic Book Day</a> (mainly because of it being right before our big <em>Summer Reading Program </em>push). It was a smaller turnout than I had hoped for, but big enough that we’re definitely going to do it next year…
One More Thing: A Swing!
<img class=”alignnone wp-image-660″ title=”My dragon puppet demonstrates our fantastic stuffed animal swing. He should totally be a model. Totally.” src=”http://hafuboti.wpcomstaging.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/dragswing5.jpg?w=584″ alt=”” width=”584″ height=”547″> There was one more cute addition to our large “book tree,” and all the credit for the concept/design/execution was all Mary: a stuffed animal swing! No. It is not a swing made…
Mini-Master’s of Library Science
Many months ago I was chatting with the wonderful Miss Meg from Miss Meg’s Storytime. We were chatting on Facebook where I was bemoaning the discovery of a sign that one of my team members had made. I give that teammate HUGE kudos for taking the initiative in trying to fix a perceived problem. However,…
Libraries Are For Everyone: Hopi
I received a wonderful email this week from Lara, a librarian in Colorado. In it, she shared with me two Native American translations of Libraries Are For Everyone. She had sought out the help from Laura Redish, the Director of the Native Languages of the Americas website. This is a wonderful non-profit organization that preserves…
Libraries Are For Everyone: Sepedi
Here’s the last (for now?) language submitted to me by Cheryl and her adviser Menze Hlope. Thank you Cheryl and Menze!!!!!
Libraries Are For Everyone: Kituba
An anonymous elementary school librarian in Texas worked with local families to get this Kituba translation. Thank y’all so much for making these signs possible!!!

