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“I Hate Librarians.”
When I was attending the AASL Conference in St. Louis, Missouri. and had a chance to see the Independent Movie, The Librarians. As luck would have it, the movie had a little delayed start/technical issue and thanks to some colleagues, … Continue reading
Patterns of Context
I like when you realize so many things from something you didn’t expect to realize – for me it happens usually through reading. Take a look at the latest review and experience I had with Jason Reynold’s Miles Morales Suspended … Continue reading
News Flash – Newsies Jr., Night One, is NOT Your Typical First Night Play – Part I Review of Newsies Jr.
Why is that you ask? Aside from the bylines that are appearing throughout the production, the mere fact that so many new faces work so well to bring this production together on a first night show? Whew- imagine what Saturday … Continue reading
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Tagged books, Newsies Jr., review, reviews, theatre, writing
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Referencing Your Thoughts, Opinions, and Points of View
Happy Thanksgiving!! As I put in two pumpkin pies and one pan of brownies into the oven this morning ( I am a believer on cooking.baking the day of, when I am going to serve to others!), I listened to … Continue reading
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Tagged books, education, fiction, reading, The Bluest Eye, Toni Morrison, writing
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Going the Extra Mile is All of Us, Not One of Us!
I was chosen as the Staff member of the month for November – (Thank you !) which is crazy for this reason- (the theme was Going the Extra Mile) – everything, and I mean EVERYTHING in the form of an … Continue reading
Teen-Tober – Youth Voice Possibility, Spotlighted
It has been awhile since TeenTober has been spotlighted into a small look into a month, where it is shown how teens come to the front of the community, represented out what school libraries encourage them to do. However, we … Continue reading
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Tagged books, education, libraries, Mr. Tim Banks, news, politics, Teentober
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A Library, Love Letter. What Impact Does a School Librarian, and the Profession, Have On Others? We Want Your Stories!
Before the start of #AASL2025, I received this email: (Insert your name after Dear, because I realized, this pretty much describes anyone I have met that truly dives in 100% as a librarian) Dear , This has been one of … Continue reading
Implausability
Today, David Rubenstein was one of many well-deserved that received the Presidential medal of Freedom. His name might be VERY familiar if you have ever been to the Library of Congress National Book Festival. Looking at the Opening Ceremony of … Continue reading
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