#The School Library Journal

[tomoleary]

Will Eisner “Comic Books in the Library?!@#*” The School Library Journal (1974) Source

[sparklemaia]

first week of comic book school and i accidentally turned in one of my school library books to the united states postal service

immediately pANICKED

receipt:

good news though, a very amused postal worker called me and then delivered my book to the school P.O. box, and I was NOT banned from the school library for eternity as I'd feared

[elizabugz]

[angelsdean]

got a printer for christmas (which will be arriving soon) and i have not had a printer since i was a young tween....i fear i will be unstoppable. i am going to print out. SO many dean and destiel pics

[riesenfeldcenter]

On this day 151 years ago, 17-year-old George Tutin, an English law student, was feeling sick and stayed in bed until 10am.

We've been thoroughly enjoying paging through this newly acquired 1872 diary, which is completely filled out and contains a lot of observations about the weather. More interestingly, it also notes what he was up to academically and personally. Tutin took a lot of walks, spent most afternoons studying, translated and read Virgil, kept up with international affairs, trimmed sheep, and unfortunately seems to have gotten a lot of colds.

November 29, 1872

Being poorly I did not go to Thirsk but enjoyed the more inviting delights of bed till 10 o'clock.

February 26, 1872

A dull wet day, I got my watch-glass broken yesterday so I send it to get mended at Ripon by the postman.

June 18, 1872

Rather fine in the morning. In the afternoon a most terrible thunder storm took place as big as marble falling. We consequently did not get to Ripon Flower Show. Papa out in the evening after the storm. The Lords have made a mess of the Ballot Bill.

[inthefaceofdeathhewasnotafraid]

You are crushing me. I cannot blame you for every crack, but the weight of your magnificence in the wake of my dread is causing my skin to chip

[alexlibris-bookart]

Just finished the Bible, bound to black leather and decorated with hand carved the tree of life.

[renstrapp]

I'm gonna be on a panel this afternoon at 3:50ET with Library Con Live! It's a free virtual event, with tons of panels happening all day. There will be recordings available after.

I'll be talking about How Could You on the Relationships & Romance panel! See you there!

[medstudsposts]

Day 55/100 of productivity

Such a long day. Some flowers to make it pretty 🥀

[intothestacks]

If your audience leans on the younger side (e.g. pre-reading/learning how to read) make signage with images. It helps them SO much.

[bazilisk]

Why does writing blurbs for library books feel like I'm extracting my own teeth

Each blurb is only a few sentences. Each book is a short children's book. Why does each blurb take me at least 20 minutes.

This isn't poetry. Maybe the struggle is in being succinct. I'm very bad at that.

[kingsbridgelibraryteens]

Lindley was already well known to the audience of librarians, authors, and people in publishing. She is, to so many, “the Girl Scout from Virginia,” who garnered national attention for her Gold Award project to combat book banning in her county and then spoke out against those who sought to censor the proclamation honoring her achievement. The Freedom to Read Foundation citation is not her only honor for her work and advocacy against censorship in her community.

[qazastra]

i would love to get to a place in my life where i carry around a cd player and listen to it with a pair of comfortable headphones

[8-rock]

I just learned that my new picture book, WHAT DO BROTHAS DO ALL DAY?, has been nominated for a 2023 School Library Journal Undies Case Cover Award! 🎉

The Undies Awards recognize the illustrated covers beneath the book jacket. WHAT DO BROTHAS DO ALL DAY? was nominated for the “Zoom In” category.

Voting ends on Friday, December 8; I would appreciate your vote.

You must vote in every category to submit your vote.

🚨 Please vote and share! 🚨

🗳️ VOTE HERE -> lnkd.in/ganj--uA

[mielnah]

ok i decided that for my first year of college im going to live in the dorms and then if i don't like it/cant afford it im going to move back home either after 1st semester or 1st year

[cutelittlenightmarethings]

(Don't) Call Me Crazy

Jensen, Kelly

Very good read, not super long (208 pages of active text) with a lot of voices and perspectives on different mental health conditions.

The third chapter, the mind body connection, got me right in the gut. Also the second story almost had me throw up. Great read, highly recommend.

The music I paired with studying this 👇