While working on my classic monster mashup, I could not get the song/idea for a mashup out of my head: Werewolf Bar Mitzvah.
After finishing the designs, both the song and idea remained.
Now, I’m not a fan of public libraries celebrating holidays. But I couldn’t help myself: between my love of laughter, and Halloween being my personal favorite holiday, I was DOOMED.
Enjoy my doom!!!
And Happy Halloween, everybody!!!
It turns out that I got some of my themes/months confused. I had thought that our Pokémon Go! décor had been in September. Nope. It was a bonus August theme (thank you to my team for pointing this out to me – and I’ve gone back and corrected my earlier posts as a result). Basically…
A school librarian who wished to remain anonymous, reached out to several faculty members to get three translations of LAFE. Thank you to everyone involved in making these signs possible, and spreading the LAFE message.
Hafuboti will be up and running by November 1, 2012. I look forward to sharing my love of books, crafts, and creativity with everyone. Until then, have a happy fun book time! 9-8-2020 Looking back on this first post is quite an emotional experience. If the Rebecca of now was to go back in time…
This year we decided to kick our monthly theme off with special “cameo appearances” of famous people. As per usual, Natasia slayed our décor. Natasia also came up with our coloring activity. It was both simple and popular: Click on the above image to get a downloadable version of one of the three different frames…
A lovely Chinese novelist reached out to me and among other things, shared with me two translations of Libraries Are For Everyone. She also ended her email with this: Long live librarians! In Chinese: 图书馆长万岁 Literally, “may our library masters live for 10,000 years” – Anonymous Isn’t that wonderful?! Thank you very much, anonymous novelist!!!…
February 2016! It was a blur of blurriness that involved death and a depressing road trip from California to Nebraska. Bet you didn’t see that coming with a post with the words “puppy love” in it. But I felt that I should explain why there’s really only one photo of what we did. Natasia, one…
