Good Monday morning, Reader! Today we're kicking off the 5 Fall Favorites blog party, a week-long celebration that is decidedly bookish and autumnal. It's kind of the epitome of that "Anne of Avonlea autumn" meme that has been going around recently (pretty sure it came from this Twitter post), only a little more gentle and... Continue Reading →
The end of each month seems to come as a surprise more often than not, and this one is no exception!
Just a note to tell you about the upcoming 5 Fall Favorites blog party! This is my favorite annual blog event, and this year will be my first time participating as a room host. The event runs October 3-8 with themed book recommendations and fun posts each day. There is also a giveaway, and some... Continue Reading →
Sharing my goals and a sneak peak of what's in store here for the coming month.
Checking in on my reading and the goals I set early in this month.
On Wednesday, August 10th, Dunkin announced that its Pumpkin Spice flavored drinks would be available starting the following week. That's enough to get me into an autumnal mindset!
#6DegreesofSeparation is hosted by Kate at booksaremyfavouriteandbest. The gist is that everyone starts with the same book, then finds another book that relates to it somehow, then one that relates to the second, until you’ve got a chain of six additional books. It’s a twist on the theory that every person on earth can somehow be connected to any other person in six or fewer steps, and provides an opportunity to talk about random books we love (or don’t).
Sharing my goals and tentative TBR list for August!
July was a month full of picture books, volleyball, icebox pies, and 100+ degree weather. Here is my reading and goals overview!
This month I got to lead a preschool storytime program for the first (and second, third, and fourth) time! In the past I've helped one of our other librarians, but until a few weeks ago I had never led a program entirely on my own. It has been a fun (and nerve-wracking) learning experience, and... Continue Reading →
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