I’m delighted to announce that I am offering writing courses, starting with Research for Writers. Want to know more about how to combine rich research with compelling story-telling? Sign up below, 10% off till 15/11: guest speaker @pollyrowena
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Today at my library job:
*5th grade girl*: “I just finished reading Little Women and I loved it! Do you have any other books like it?!?”
*Me*: “have you read *Anne of Green Gables*?”
*Her*: “no”
*Me*: “girl, I am about to change your life”
Greg Kennedy's Lost in the Crowd: Acadian Soldiers of Canada’s First World War has won the New Brunswick scholarly book prize. Congratulations Greg!: https://t.co/v6u7ROwYpQ
UPEI is pleased to announce that the Saint Dunstan’s University (SDU) Board of Governors has donated $1,050,000 to the Robertson Library’s $15-million “Love Our Library” revitalization campaign. https://t.co/kEApvyomSq
Helen Creighton was born on this day in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia in 1899.
Throughout her career as a folklorist, she collected over 4,000 traditional songs, stories and beliefs.
Let's learn more about this influential folklorist!
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“I’ve come up to ask you to go for one of our old-time rambles through September woods & ‘over hills where spices grow,’ this afternoon,” said Gilbert 🍁
#LMMontgomery
"Come, my Beloved, haste away/Fly like a youthful hart or roe/Over the hills where spices grow."
Isaac Watts
She spent her life painting the landscapes and First Nations of British Columbia.
Recognition for her work came late in life, but today she is celebrated as a national treasure.
Let's learn more about the amazing woman that was Emily Carr!
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