It‘s #nationallibraryweek and you can support your local library by visiting it.
Checking out resources and attending programs/events is one way that you can support your library. Numbers are librarians‘ friends because higher numbers of resources being used by the local community translates into more funding for us.
#supportyourlocallibrary #nationallibraryweek #resources #programs
It‘s getting real! My cap, gown and honor cords arrived today!
#mlisgradstudent #gradschoollife #congratulations🎓
During #nationallibraryweek , thank your librarians and library workers. Stop into the library and thank them or write them a thank you note.
#nationallibraryweek #thankalibrarian #thankalibraryworker
Today is #RighttoReadDay!
Books and the right to read has been under attack more so now than in past years. Please show up #forourlibraries and librarians and library workers to let them know that you support them and that we‘re not alone in this fight.
Freedom to read, books and free access to information for all is a necessary right! Join us in celebrating the right to access diverse ideas and books!
#NationalLibraryWeek, April 6-12, 2025, is a celebration which highlights the value of libraries, librarians, and library workers play in transforming lives and strengthening our communities.
If you don‘t have a library card, get one. Have friends and family get a library card. Use it!
This is one way to support libraries!
I‘m late posting my March reading report.
Book 44 of the year.
Book 43 of the year.
pickThe story introduces Billie Hope, a former New York City food scene star whose career crumbled during the pandemic. An email offering a stunning Victorian house in Juliana, Georgia, for just a hundred dollars, plus a generous business grant. With little hesitation, she uproots her husband, Peter, and their daughter, Meredith, and heads south. A twisty psychological thriller that will keep you guessing until the end!
Book 42 of the year.
One of my lovely patrons came in yesterday with a belated birthday present for me. They know me well with all the pink, florals and Pride and prejudice!
I absolutely adore my patrons without presents and this just made my day!
#grateful #blessed #librarypatrons #librarylive #librarylove #librarian
My sons got me some bookish tshirts along with a BN gift card for my birthday!
I went to the book outlet warehouse this weekend. Everything is 70% off. This is my haul. $100 spent.
I completed the New Year Kindle challenge.
I read this with the @litsybookclub . Book 41 of the year.
pickSummer in the City is a perfect summer book but yet it's just perfect all the time. Elle, is a screenwriter who is writing for a movie set in New York City. Elle meet Parker, who is a billionaire at a nightclub two years earlier, they have a stairwell hookup and she swears never to visit NYC again.
This was a lovely story from start to finish!
Book 40 of the year.
This is my first Alex Aster book and it is so fun. I love how pretty this book is with the stenciled edges, colorful end pages and embossed cover! There are four editions and each one is different. I have the Walmart edition.
Every year, I reread Pride and Prejudice. I have been reading this book since I was 12 years old.
Book 39 of the year.
#janeaustenthenandnow
I‘m trying to read more graphic novels and magna books. This was a fun read and I‘m looking forward to continuing the series.
Book 38 of the year.
This is book five in the “Meant to be “ series. It is a modern day retelling of Mulan. I love that @disneybooks is doing this series.
Book 37 of the year.
March‘s Thematic theme was hobby for the cozy mystery. I chose this cozy as I used to do some quilting and it looked fun.
Book 36 of the year.
Attending an event tonight about public libraries sponsored by my local PBS station.
When I saw this display at BN, I needed a picture. Less than 8 weeks til I graduate with my master‘s degree in Information and Library Science.
My friends book tour.
Many thanks to Kensington Publishers for these cozy mysteries.
This was a fun modern retelling of Pride and Prejudice.
Book 34 of the year.
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This story grabbed me from the first paragraph. The descriptive words of the Shenandoah Valley, the Civil War battles, the people were so real. As someone who has visited this part of the country, I felt that I was drawn back there and watching this story unfold.
Gripping, wonderfully written, well thought out, and hard to put down, Chris Bohjalian delivered a powerful and moving book with The Jackal's Mistress.
Book 33 of the year.
Happy Pi Day! This morning, I made an apple cinnamon and a small banana cream pie.
panThis was an interesting take on "Little Women". It focuses on the other March sister: Amy, Beth and Meg. It has queer undertaking on some of the main characters and definitely is different than the story that we know along with Jo being missing from the entire book. Each of the other sisters are represented differently than in the original story. In reading the epilogue, only one of the three authors has actually read "Little Women".
Book 32.
I finished the quarterly challenge from the Uncorked Librarian.
I absolutely adored this story! Arwyn and Zaki have a wonderful love story complete with hockey, sewing and two adorable little girls and dogs thrown in. This love story of two opposites falling in love is just magical. Kerry writes another win in the Coffee Loft Series!
Book 29 of the year.
pickThis is a contemporary romance that revolves around Bryony and Jack. Bryony is a ghostwriter for one of Jack's authors. This is a friends to lovers, he falls first and workplace romance. Everything about this story is just perfect and it truly is the perfect rom-com. Enjoyable, fun,, laughed out loud and highly recommend.
Book 28 of the year.
When you come home after a busy day at the library, have a meeting and then homework, you squeal with delight when you finally open up bookmail and it is a book from one of your favorite authors!
So, please don‘t bother me as I will be reading for the rest of the night!
Many thanks to @ChrisBohjalian and @doubledaybooks with @penguinrandomhouse for this surprise #bookmail! You truly know how to make this librarian happy! 😊
March #hopefuls. This doesn‘t include any ebooks, audiobooks or new March releases.
Special thanks to Kensington Books for these #gifted books.
Book 25 of the year. Read #bannedbooks.
Following in the footsteps of @TheBookHippie , I searched in Pinterest literally my character. I am an ♈️ Aries and these fit me. I was also surprised to discover that most of the pictures were book characters or characters/people reading books. So fitting for me. 😊
