
A few weeks ago I went to my local library. I had to return a book, my third in a row from Rachel DeWoskin. I had tried, unsuccessfully, to renew it for a second time but, to my horror, somebody had dared to put a hold on it!
I believe we should never stop being passionate about the things we love.
A few weeks ago I went to my local library. I had to return a book, my third in a row from Rachel DeWoskin. I had tried, unsuccessfully, to renew it for a second time but, to my horror, somebody had dared to put a hold on it!
I love my local library. A few weeks ago I went there to return a big pile of DVDs and children’s books. As I was leaving, I noticed these large, brown bags lined on the main counter. They looked like big, wonderful presents waiting to be picked. They all looked the same, except for a sticker on the top with the description of what may be inside: Novels, Non-Fiction, Gardening, Cooking & Crafts, Science Fiction. It’s Grab & Go!, titles picked by the library staff and put together in mystery bags for lazy readers like me. What a wonderful idea! And I’m their perfect audience: I’ve been relying in the last several months on the library recommendations, the new arrivals section and the odd recommendation by a friend or family member. I just don’t have much time to read anything at all, and that includes book releases and reviews.
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