There are times that an idea tickles me enough that I have to follow it through and make it reality.
When our Children’s Librarian Jennifer told me that the new book in Aaron Reynolds’ and Peter Brown’s Creepy Tales! series was Creepy Crayon! and then showed me the cover? I knew what must be done.
Et voilà:
That is all.
Many months back I created another pop-culture/library symbol mashup series – this time featuring the Lumberjanes! I somehow managed not to share them here on my blog, for some reason. Most likely forgetfulness. But if you haven’t read Lumberjanes and/or it’s not part of your library’s collection – then add it and read it! Ladies…
This is what happens when I get a random inspiration that won’t let go until I do it. What can I say? I gotta do what I gotta do. Watch the video, and/or read the transcript below to be horrified at what I’ve done to Shakespeare. You’re welcome? Video Transcript What’s she that wishes so?…
Today was following a thread on Storytime Underground’s Facebook group [which has been archived since this post was created]. The overall topic was about how to handle a situation during a LEGO club where an older boy shoved a younger one. At some point, one of the participants riffed “The first rule of Lego Club:…
I felt moved to make these.
Please download, use, and share any or all of these designs.
I wanted to share the image that I created last night and posted to my social media sites, but also give credit as to where the idea came from. I wanted to be sure to credit my main inspiration for this which was seeing this Pinterest pin. The other thing that made a light bulb…
Our library’s buildings have been closed for over three weeks now (thanks, COVID-19), and the full-time staff have been coming in to empty the book drops, shelve, figure out future programming options, etc. Since the beginning, after the shock wore off, I began trying to figure out something that our community could do to feel,…
