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Politics As Usual
The 2008 elections have come and gone, even in Minnesota, finally, but that doesn’t mean politics have slacked off. To follow a plethora of interesting political and social issues nationwide inc… more →
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Chapter Fourteen Response
annedrozd wrote 6 hours ago: I must admit that I am not a believer in the relevance of adult readers advisory. To me it seems l … more →
My Booky Wook: A Memoir of Sex, Drugs, and Stand-Up, by Russell Brand
Jessica wrote 14 hours ago: “Time moves very slowly when you’re standing naked on Hackney Road at three o’cloc … more →
Serious about Series
rookiereflib wrote 16 hours ago: This is more a public library thing, but I do get stymied by questions on series at times. Most of t … more →
I don't remember what it's called, but...
hero wrote 20 hours ago: I don’t remember what it’s called, but… This phrase can generate a mixture of anti … more →
Politics As Usual
Essex Library wrote 1 day ago: The 2008 elections have come and gone, even in Minnesota, finally, but that doesn’t mean polit … more →
Death with Interruptions, by José Saramago
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Jessica wrote 1 day ago: On New Year’s Day, in an unidentified country, everyone suddenly stops dying. Disease still st … more →
The Inheritance: The World Obama Confronts and the Challenges to American Power, by David Sanger
Jessica wrote 2 days ago: If you like to sleep soundly at night, satisfied in the knowledge that people are basically decent a … more →
Identity Crisis, by Brad Meltzer
Jessica wrote 3 days ago: If, hypothetically, someone completely neglected to read comics in her childhood like she was suppos … more →
Creature, by Andrew Zuckerman
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Jessica wrote 4 days ago: The baby blue eyes of the panther* on the cover called me across the room. Before I knew what was ha … more →
Tweeting in Unison - CoTweet Public Beta
buckeyebrarian wrote 1 week ago: The folks at Twitter have released a new product into public beta, and libraries need to take notice … more →
Jodi Picoult Read-Alikes
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chathamlibrary wrote 1 week ago: Are you on the waiting list for My Sister’s Keeper? Or are you an ardent Jodi Picoult fan who … more →
Explore NY 400 with the Olean Public Library!
oleanpubliclibrary wrote 1 week ago: 2009 marks the Quadricentennial celebration of the voyages of Henry Hudson and Samuel de Champlain t … more →
Project Projections: Plans A, B and C
shac2522 wrote 2 weeks ago: One of my goals for my internship at Hardesty Library is to develop a project that demonstrates many … more →
The Ultimate Teen Bookshelf from YALSA
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informania wrote 2 weeks ago: Another notable reader’s advisory and collection development tool has just been released. Th … more →
Happy "Canadian" Day, eh?
Gerry wrote 2 weeks ago: In honor of Canada Day, here are some recent and interesting (popular, even?) titles from Canadian a … more →
The Book Seer
Sarah wrote 2 weeks ago: http://bookseer.com/ The Book Seer is an easy-to-use readers’ advisory tool. Just type in the … more →
Penguin publishers using online social networking to attract teen readers
Joanne Dillon wrote 2 weeks ago: by Sheryl Butterfield Examiner.com – 27 June 2009 YA Central is Penguin publishers’ new … more →
For the Sake of the Light
juneaubookblog wrote 1 month ago: For the Sake of the Light, by Tom Sexton. In his latest collection former Alaska State Writer Laure … more →
Summer Reading Superfluity
rookiereflib wrote 1 month ago: Actually most of the time there wasn’t a superfluity (or excess) of summer readers, but when I … more →
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