Seattle native. Literacy, libraries & book FAN; President, Seattle Public Library Fdtn Board; Political guru+Public Policy Director for Virginia Mason Med. Ctr.
Finished my 1st Summer Book Bingo bk: “The Mystery of the Three Orchids” by Augusto De Angelis. Noir-ish criminal mystery set in Milan, Italy. A "translated" or crime fiction book. Plot twists with good character depictions. Thx
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@SeaArtsLectures@SPLBuzz @monyeeart Finished my 1st Summer Book Bingo read: “The Mystery of the Three Orchids” by Augusto De Angelis. Noir-ish criminal mystery set in Milan, Italy. A "translated" or crime fiction book. Plot twists with good character depictions. Thx @ElliottBayBooks & @SPLBuzz@SeaArtsLectures
@SPLBuzz @ahsimlibrarian I am so ready for Book Bingo! Have already identified three books that I want to read that qualify for three squares! Planning to start one tonight. Thanks as always to @SPLBuzz and @SeaArtsLectures
We're grateful to @seattletimes for their incredible support of local libraries and their supporting organizations, on Library Giving Day and all year long. We share a belief that access to knowledge and information in all forms is important to a healthy democracy!
When other social safety nets fail—as we saw happen everywhere during the pandemic—the library endures. “It’s the one place you can still go in this country that’s free," says chief librarian @SPLBuzz Tom Fay. https://t.co/z1G0cVZIok
@NewYorker This book is a gem!: fascinating, insightful, & well written. He enthralls readers with tales of eccentric shippers (customers) and eccentric drivers and cargo grunts. The chapters “Here Come the Movers,” “The Great White Mover” and “Baby Grand” are terrific. Great memoir!
Sen. David Frockt elevates our civic dialogue and inspires the best of public service. His work has transformed health care, higher education and vital services for the people of our state. He's a treasured friend and is deeply respected. He'll be missed by all. @dsfrockt#waelex
So happy that back orders for Frank Abe's “WE HEREBY REFUSE” are now shipping! This graphic novel format story of the Japanese Internment during World War Two and subsequent rights effort is a great and important read!