Reading is not dead. Overheard in book club today. Student 1: “How many books on your TBR list? I have 137.” Student 2: Opens notebook and tallies up the last they jotted down before announcing “174!!”
This month the National Archives released the 1950s census data. You can check it out here (https://t.co/wd3LxSHnHl) or through the library’s ancestry subscription. https://t.co/WU6DbhM1xk
This month the National Archives released the 1950s census data. You can check it out here (https://t.co/wd3LxSHnHl) or through the library’s ancestry subscription.
Our book club is reading Legend by Marie Lu. I have several copies available. Stop by and check out this thrilling dystopian novel then join us on November 17th during WIN to discuss the first half of the book. (P.148) It’s open to all students and staff… https://t.co/lwbx9b0t0M
Our book club is reading Legend by Marie Lu. I have several copies available. Stop by and check out this thrilling dystopian novel then join us on November 17th during WIN to discuss the first half of the book. (P.148) It’s open to all students and staff. #gdrsdchat
This week is Banned Books Week, an annual celebration of our freedoms to read. Research shows us that reading fiction can cultivate empathy because it improves a reader’s ability to put themselves in another person’s shoes. Books unite us! They build connections and open u…
This week is Banned Books Week, an annual celebration of our freedoms to read. Research shows us that reading fiction can cultivate empathy because it improves a reader’s ability to put themselves in another person’s shoes. Books unite us! They build c… https://t.co/lqDvdeQU10