Just like a food truck, but less messy!
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These are great posters for reading. I'll take one of each; thanks!
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So, tell me straight: do you finish every book, or are you able to quit in the middle? I gave myself permission to quit a few years ago and it was VERY liberating. Life's too short, y'all!
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We've seen lots of tiny libraries, but I don't think I've seen THESE tiny libraries yet. Apparently there are ten in Manhattan—anyone seen or used one yet?
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Speaking of tiny, this 5-year-old, who has read 875 books this school year, is my tiny hero!
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Do books with girl characters have "girly" covers? One of my favorite YA authors, Maureen Johnson, inspired these great gendered cover flips. I think the David Sedaris is the best.
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Oh dear, these Park Slope parents have the most unusual library complaint.
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2131 books = a new world record and a bit of a clean-up nightmare, but I'm sure the Seattle Public Library would say it was all worth it.
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I love this art project—turn old bricks into books!
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Or, if you have old books instead of old bricks, you can turn them into sculptures instead.
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Or maybe you just want to paint some books? Check out these quirky watercolors for inspiration!
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Remember The World Book Encyclopedia? Ever done a "Dork Bowl?"
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Would you read these books, too? Maybe you should write one!
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If you need some heartwarming stories to read today, try the Libraries Changed My Life tumblr. They sure changed mine!
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I love it when we can end on a video. Here's a great one, but warning—it's pretty sad, as you can tell from the title:
Out-of-Work Librarian Blues.
Best of luck to her.
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Thanks as always for reading, and have a great June! See you all next month.