@missmulrooney This reminded me when I was in labor in the hospital parking lot, trying to hold my sh*t together, a male security guard said, "Oh I know how it is, I have three kids myself." Oh DO YOU?!
Bills making their way through the Connecticut state legislature aim to set parameters on the licensing terms and contracts for ebooks and e-audiobooks that libraries will be able to accept from publishers and aggregators. https://t.co/G1VbSXrOX9
Another possible relationship! “Although land trusts and libraries may seem to have different goals and roles in the community, their collaboration really is a “natural fit,” librarians and land trusts say.” @raypun101 https://t.co/N3HLol4pmJ @Rebekkah@SustainRT@sustainablelib2
Because nothing is impossible and libraries are amazing community resources that can be anything we want them to be, here's a thread of playgrounds inside of libraries all around the world.
Spokane, Washington
1. Earlier this month, a mysterious woman appeared before a school board in Texas and claimed that, when she was 11, she READ A SCHOLASTIC BOOK THAT SPARKED A DEBILITATING PORN ADDICTION.
We investigated.
And it's ABSOLUTELY WILD what is happening.
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@kierstenwhite I simply must know if "Mister Magic" is based off of a real children's show you remember from your youth. It reminds me so much of this: https://t.co/B3l62bZz0A
Today, some of the books that shaped my life—and the lives of so many others—are being challenged by people who disagree with certain ideas or perspectives. And librarians are on the front lines, fighting every day to make the widest possible range of viewpoints, opinions, and ideas available to everyone.