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Reference and Information Services: An Introduction | Kay Ann Cassell, Uma Hiremath

“In 1876, Samuel Green, librarian of the Worcester Free Public Library in MA, developed the idea of having librarians assist users in the selection of books to suit their needs.”

Me: “HEY! That‘s my hometown!” 🙌🏻

“Green saw the role of the public library as one of welcoming users by having a pleasant & cultivated female staff.”

Me: Oh, Jesus Christ...

Also me [to my husband]: “Honey, would you say I‘m pleasant & cultivated?”
Him: “No.”

🙈😂

Karkar 😂😂 6y

monalyisha Note: He DID go on to qualify that yes, I am pleasant...but NO, I am not “cultivated.” 😆 I can‘t disagree. 6y

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shortsarahrose

Go the Fuck to Sleep | Adam Mansbach

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TFW you are asked to listen Samuel L. Jackson read Go the F**k to Sleep for your grad school class #libraryschool

You can view here: https://youtu.be/Udj-o2m39NA

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triplem80

Manheimer's Cataloging and Classification, Fourth Edition, Revised and Expanded | Jerry Saye

I have never been so excited to receive a textbook as I was to get this one. #mslisgeek #futurelibrarian

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WellReadCatLady

Understanding Comics | Scott McCloud

Reading materials for my graphic novels class! Understanding Comics is an amazing book to learn what the different styles and basically the reason artist and writers do what they do from the space away from each panel to the different fonts. #litsyloveslibraries #libraryschool #gradschool

Graywacke I‘m curious what school you‘re taking the class at (but understand if that‘s private info). My wife took a graphic novel class at U of Houston and raved about it and still follows the professor (who writes GN, but doesn‘t illustrate them). 6y

WellReadCatLady @Graywacke I go to U of North Texas but online, I also went to UH! 6y

Graywacke @GirlInterruptedReading sounds like a terrific class. 6y

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