Important reminder for introverts and sensitive people: You don’t have to do things that exhaust you just because someone else says you should

The April 8 #SolarEclipse is almost here 🌑 To ensure the safety + enhance the educational value of this event, PDE has developed a comprehensive resource guide for K-12 schools. This guide includes info on eye safety, viewing methods, activities, + more! education.pa.gov/K-12/SolarEcli…

Remember: When introverts need alone time, it’s not about you, it’s about us recharging our energy. Our withdrawal doesn’t necessarily mean we’re mad or unhappy. In the quiet, we find the energy to be the loving friend, partner, or parent who you value.

For introverts, it’s about having good friends, not lots of friends. It’s not about the size of the crowd, but the depth of the connection.

Whether it's at your school or in your home town, the library is - and should always be - a place of endless possibilities & potential to learn. Happy #NationalLibraryWeek!

#DYK: Your library card is the key to unlocking a world of free perks at your local public library (in addition to the books of course!) - from multimedia, classes, workspaces, & so much more! #NationalLibraryWeek #WednesdayWisdom

Always learning.

One clear sign you're an introvert: You feel lonelier in a crowd than when you're alone. Solitude feels good to you. introvertdear.com/news/introvert…

#ICYMI: Secretary Redding visited Stroud Water Research Center in Avondale, Chester County, last Friday for a first-hand look at research measuring the effects of farming practices that are improving water quality and soil health. Recap: bit.ly/3Qjlyb2

Understand what sensory overload is. Quit assuming that introverts have an attitude or are mad just because they need alone time. Not everyone can be social all the time. Some of us need a few hours without being bothered, talked to, or touched. This is completely normal and OK.

Introverts’ brains are wired a bit differently, so they need different things in life to be happy. introvertdear.com/news/introvert…

Your library card is the key to unlocking a world of summer learning! Get your library card today to access all the free perks of your public library (in addition to the books of course!) - multimedia, classes, workspaces, & so much more! #MondayMotivation #SummerLearning

#BookLoversDay

September is here, which means it's #LibraryCardSignUpMonth! Whether you're upgrading your skills, scouting for knowledge and information, or connecting with other heroic readers, a library card is your key to an arsenal resources. Roll out to your library and get one today!

Happy National Read A Book Day!📚 At libraries that’s every day. 😉 Photos are from this year’s Library of Congress National Book Festival. #natbookfest #readabookday

LeVar Burton was honored this week with the National Humanities Medal for his acting and literacy advocacy work in a ceremony at the White House. "My ancestors are dancing and my heart is full," the "Reading Rainbow" host wrote after the event. bit.ly/3YDGoq0

Introverts don't just observe, they read you like a book. Cover to cover. Head to toe. Your actions, your reactions. Your words and your vibe. But they stay quiet. You may think you got away with your clever words and pretty smile. But trust me, they can spot a fake from a mile.

People always tell introverts to leave their comfort zones and talk more, but no one ever tells extroverts to talk less and make the zone more comfortable.

Introverts find happiness in the little things in life. Walking barefoot on the beach. Coffee & sunrise. Reading a book lying on the grass. Staring at the stars. A quiet walk in the woods. Music & cooking. You may find it boring, but for them, it's therapy.