MSc. Jelena Petrovaska, library advisor at NI University Library “St. Kliment Ohridski” in Bitola, North Macedonia provided me with the Macedonian translation of #LAFE.
Thank you, Jelena, for sharing your beautiful language!
<img class=”alignnone wp-image-1497″ title=”Giving Trees at the Library: Celebrating Random Acts of Kindness Week | Hafuboti” src=”http://hafuboti.wpcomstaging.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/closehand.jpg?w=584″ alt=”Giving Trees at the Library: Celebrating Random Acts of Kindness Week | Hafuboti” width=”584″ height=”756″> About six months back my boss accidentally misquoted our fines totals to me. I was so shocked at the large amount that my…
Both Wendy and Jacqueline Duarte sent me the Portuguese translation to make into signs. Thank you Wendy and Jacqueline!
After Gretna Has Heart was over, it was time for Heba and Meggie’s first library décor creations – and I’m very happy with what they did! One of my favorite things about my job title “Creative Director” is that I get to see others’ creativity grow and delight everyone more and more. The theme was…
I was contacted by a language enthusiast named Sebastián Alarcón, who gave me four new translations to turn into LAFE signs. Up first is Catalan! Thank you so much, Sebastián!!!
You, too can hold a life-changing event that helps both people and kittens at your library. Read on to discover how the partnership began between our public library and the Nebraska Humane Society, how the program went, and some thoughts on how it could be improved in the future. How it came to be: Sometimes…
This year we split our Summer Reading Program into two 5 week repeating storytime sessions (vs. the previous 8 week single session program). We had incredible numbers, people grasped the concept quickly, and it was no longer a cliquish event. There was less work for the Children’s Librarian in terms of planning five storytimes vs….
