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Are They Engaged?
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What’re You Reading?
I spent last weekend at a Wisconsin lake cabin with five women I went to high school with (yes, a long time ago.) It was beautiful.
Libraries at the Crossroads
Sometimes I think libraries have always been at one crossroads or another.
Library Photo of the Month–October 2015
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There’s a Word For That!
One thing libraries have a lot of is books. Don’t get me wrong, they also have a lot of other things—programs, services, databases, meeting rooms. . . I could go on and on. But we still have lots of books.
I Wonder
I admit, I am so intrigued by How Fiction Writing Can Improve Your Productivity and Well-Being.
A Life in Libraries 