First Line Friday 22.10 Featuring The Christmasaurus

First Line Friday is a weekly linkup hosted at Reading is My Superpower. To participate, share the first line of a book of your choice, add the link to the linkup on the host’s page, and check out what others are reading and sharing!

Jana Rambles 22.3 // 5 Fun Storytime Books

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 →

First Line Friday Featuring: The Angel Tree by Daphne Bendis-Grab

First Line Friday is a weekly linkup hosted at Reading is My Superpower. To participate, share the first line of a book of your choice, add the link to the linkup on the host’s page, and check out what others are reading and sharing! This is also day 4 of my 12 Days of Christmas 2021 mini-series.

Unraveled Wednesday // December 8, 2021

Unraveled Wednesday is a linkup hosted by As Kat Knits highlighting current projects, books we’re reading, and relevant yarn industry news/info/discussions. I recently finished up the two carseat blankets I have been working on this semester for a friend. I had more fun than I anticipated working on these blankets, especially given the fact that I did not... Continue Reading →

5 Authors I’m Thankful I Read Recently

I had a plan for this post to be much more detailed and to talk about the reasons I am glad I read these authors recently, but as I'm currently trying not to drown in a fairly massive research-based school project, that didn't end up being feasible. Please know that the following authors are ones... Continue Reading →

5 Books I’m Thankful I Read As A Child

Hello, Reader! In honor of (American) Thanksgiving being this week, I am going to share a few posts about books that I am thankful to have read. Today's post kicks this off with 5 books I am thankful I read as a child. These were some of my favorite books growing up and played a significant role in shaping how I look at the world. With as much time as I have spent this semester reading and talking about the newest children's books, I have enjoyed taking a little time to think about the books from my own childhood. I hope you enjoy reading along, too!

WWW Wednesday {11/17/2021}

WWW Wednesday is a weekly meme currently hosted by Sam at Taking on a World of Words. The three W’s stand for the following questions: What are you currently reading? What did you recently finish reading? What do you think you’ll read next? To participate, make a post or comment answering the three questions, link up to the host (Sam)’s post, and check out... Continue Reading →

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