I felt moved to make these.
Please download, use, and share any or all of these designs.
You can find some of these Ukrainian designs at my Society6 shop.
Before last year’s Kitty Café I had an idea. You see, it tends to get pretty hot in our small meeting room during this event, even if we pump up the A/C beforehand. So it’d be nice to have fans to give to people. And, in the way my mind works, I came up with…
At the Children’s Library we’re about to undertake some massive shelving changes. Basically, we’re merging several sections. I’m incredibly grateful to work for a Director and a team who aren’t afraid to ask “Why do we do this? Is this the best way to do things?” Anywho, I threw together several big signs to help…
Cecilia Dalzell sent me a brilliant template for the Irish Gaelige version! And Miriam, a librarian in Dublin sent me a fabulous alternate translation that I just have to include. Please know that I’ll happily make versions in all of the various dialects – you just need to send them to me. Thank you Cecilia…
Because I had lapsed into a blog-funk (a <em>blunk</em>, perhaps? Nope, just looked it up and it’s Urbandictionaried – dagnabbit), I decided that I should try and keep my posts to once-a-week. That decision took pressure off of me in terms of getting something posted that someone out there might find of use or at…
Sheryl Stahl, the Library Director at the Los Angeles Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion, reached out to me with the Yiddish translation of Libraries Are For Everyone. Thank you so much, Sheryl!!!
Ludy Rueda’s friend Petr Holubar from the Czech Republic was happy to share the Czech translation of Libraries Are For Everyone. Thank you, Petr!!!
