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The Last Chance Library – a Review

by Lisa • December 20, 2021 • 0 Comments

Libraries are important to any town, city, or village. One sleepy English village demonstrates just how important the library is to them. It’s no wonder that village drama erupts when their library is threatened with closure.

Oak & Holly: The Battle of Kings – Heather Sears

by Lisa • October 2, 2017 • 0 Comments

The eerie feel of autumn swoops in on the wings of birds and insects as they fly south for the winter on nature’s highways. Seasonal decorations grace the shelves of stores all around America, and the excited chatter of children turn from the latest toys to this year’s costumes. When the leaves fall and the…

Confessions of a Part-Time Librarian – Heather Sears

by Lisa • July 6, 2017 • 2 Comments

Working with the public isn’t always rewarding. You deal with a lot of negative emotions, specifically anger, frustration, and confusion. The collective, known as “The Public,” come in and out as they please and tend to expect every minute of your day to revolve around them as did the door they just walked through. It…