Spotted in a #library display. Seems like an awesome resource for a low tech #makerspace with a focus on #coding.

Enjoyed reading the nerdybookclub #nonfiction picture book list recently. I wasn't familiar with Lane Bryant's story before and was so fascinated by the book I headed to my #library biography database to learn even more. A reminder #PictureBooks are worth reading for all readers

Making Digital Citizenship Meaningful 1/9 #edWebinar Sparkle Peters Mel Mollick Brianna Lucas Tali Horowitz Common Sense Education home.edweb.net/webinar/common…

Catching up on #edWebinar good reminder from Sparkle Peters, it's okay to take a #BrainBreak, what's important is to give Ss the skills to manage that time and keep it from becoming a distraction. #DigCit

Recently finished #TheDictionaryofLostWords #audiobook. Didn't finish b4 my borrow was up and had to wait, eventually it was like getting together w an old friend, picking up right were we left off. What books have you taken breaks reading? Did it impact the experience? #reading

So excited to explore this list, the selections from the semester I took this course sparked a major appreciation for #YAlit - Thank you for sharing!

10 minutes in and already such an inspiring and thought-provoking conversation!

This Book Riot article serves as both an elevator pitch for libraries and a reminder that you'd need to be riding to the top of a skyscraper to try to get a mention in of all that libraries offer. #PublicLibraries #librarian #library #librarylove bookriot.com/the-future-of-…

So fun putting this together to share some of our awesome databases! #LibraryLoversMonth

Really enjoyed listening to #TheStarThatAlways Stays by Anna Rose Johnson narrated by @Elise_R_Modica (who was fantastic!) goodreads.com/review/show/50…

Had a wonderful time #reading to my 1st class as a volunteer. Heading home I wished I could tell my late mom about it and couldn't help but think of this quote from #TheMidnightChildren "All souls, sometimes, want to run to their mothers, no matter how old they are." So well said

"the text doesn't state this, but Rebecca's illustration shows this..." So many great examples in this post of how illustrations add to a story in a truly valuable way.

Reading @LisaYee1's #MaizyChensLastChance and confident I've found a reason to mention it in every conversation this weekend. Yee effortlessly weaves family dynamics, big feelings, American history, and current events. A great example of being entertained and educated at once.

This is delightful, and managed to find me just as #RU525 is covering the evolution of cataloging from card catalogs to online catalogs, well timed instagram algorithm, well timed. #AsItWas (via Milwaukee Public Library) instagram.com/reel/CnSCG5wLB…

"You have value, you have worth, and you matter." #WordsOfWisdom from Angie Thomas to her younger self that are worth making sure we express to students too. #MiddleGradeMagic

"Graphic novels are novels, period." - Angie Thomas 👏👏👏 #MiddleGradeMagic

As someone who's favorite genre has been described as "historical woman does thing that was uncommon for women at the time", #TheAgeOfWitches was a great way to venture into the world of fantasy, really enjoyed this #audiobook goodreads.com/review/show/49…

Well that's one way to describe #TheRoseCode 😂, such a fantastically told story of these impressive women!

This was such a fun listen, and a great idea to borrow if you're looking to switch up a typical reading summary assignment. Humorous, while still getting to the key points, and heart, of the stories.

Looking for Tips to Reduce Your Electronic Waste and Save Energy? Look no further, I've got you covered in this #library blog post! #ewaste #SaveEnergy mercercountylibrary.blogspot.com/2023/03/tips-t…