Happy National Poetry Month! I always loved calling attention to Poetry Month in both the public and school libraries because there's no...

  These are just a few of my favorite Back to School books. There's something about the humor in these books that makes starting a new s...

  My son is starting first grade this year, so in addition to reading him all these books I'm sharing with you, I wanted to find some ju...

Younger kids can be scared about starting school, too! They might be going to daycare or preschool for the first time, and it can be scary a...

I'm back with more back to school books to share with a variety of ages! Starting tomorrow, my back to school book posts will have more ...

Going back to school will look different for everyone this year. Some schools pushed back the start date, some are doing hybrid schedules, s...

I always enjoy looking back over the books I read in a year and grouping them into genre categories, and then ranking them. I use the star r...

Last week I shared some of the back to school books I read with young students . This week, I'm going to share one book I was able to re...

It's back to school season, and we've actually been in session for four weeks now! I started library classes by reading several diff...

Ten years ago I was winding down my life as a graphic designer, packing up my belongings, and moving just outside Washington, DC to study fi...

I'm posting this well after the fact, considering I hosted these book clubs for School Library Month in April, but I've just started...

My book,  Library Volunteers: A Practical Guide for Librarians , is being released in the wild today! You can order it from the publisher, R...

I'm so excited to announce that I have a book coming out in May 2019 from Rowman & Littlefield ! Library Volunteers: A Practical ...

It's taken me a long time to write about this because I waffle about social media and this blog so much. I can never decide if this s...

While trying to get an overview of library services offered in my area, I spoke with a high school librarian who brought up an idea that see...