Library Advocacy 101: How Do Libraries Manage Their Collections?

Hey, library friends! In my last post, I talked about how librarians select books for their collections, so now I want to share information on how the collections are managed once they are on library shelves. My goal with these posts is to educate, no matter which side of the debate you are on. If … Continue reading Library Advocacy 101: How Do Libraries Manage Their Collections? →

Library Advocacy 101: How Do Librarians Choose Books?

Hey, library friends! I want to start this advocacy series to increase understanding about what librarians do and don't do on the job. There have always been misconceptions about library work ("You must read so many books every day! This is my dream job because it's so chill!"), but especially in the face of legislative … Continue reading Library Advocacy 101: How Do Librarians Choose Books? →

Blog Update: February 5, 2026

I've gotten a little behind on weekly postings, but for good reason! We finally got the green light to move into our new library space last week! Unfortunately, we've been riddled with snow for the majority of that time, but I've cancelled most programs for a few weeks in order to focus on moving and … Continue reading Blog Update: February 5, 2026 →

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Protected: Cabbage Wrapped

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Weekly Nibble: October 2, 2020

This week, I had my second Zoom session with my Book Worms kiddos. We read Bonaparte Falls Apart by Margery Cuyler and made Q-tip skeletons. I had fifteen kiddos and it was a wild ride from start to finish. We had multiple technical difficulties, one kid had a breakdown over the craft, and all of … Continue reading Weekly Nibble: October 2, 2020 →

Weekly Nibble: June 26, 2020

Trying to remember this little snippet of wisdom as it looks like it may be a while yet before my job returns to any semblance of "normal." It's been so easy to get caught up in comparing my digital programming to what other people are doing (including sometimes, my own coworkers). Never have I felt … Continue reading Weekly Nibble: June 26, 2020 →