Coming back to chaotic workplace after a pleasant three day weekend…
Category Archives: Libraries
Author Talk with Melissa Flores
For the first author talk in June, join me in conversation with comic book writer and producer, Melissa Flores, as we talk about her newest release comic book series, Radiant Pink, a graphic novel part of the Radiant Black Series! This event is perfect for fans of graphic novels and superhero stories.
Problems of an Overworked Librarian #236
When you have to fake a good mood at work…
Problems of an Overworked Librarian #235
What’s in your mind when you have outreach visits back to back…
Upcoming Library 2023 Zine Information Session
Calling all writers and artists! Interested in being published in the next issue of the “Library Zine! Voices Across the New York Public Library“? Then join our information session! We will be discussing the submission requirements, general timeline, and what to expects after you submit for this year’s theme, Stay Connected.
Problems of an Overworked Librarian #234
The first box of summer reading promotional materials arrive…
Author Talk with Vincent Tirado
Are you a Bronxite looking for something to do celebrate Bronx Week 2023? Then why not celebrate with an author talk featuring a Bronx Author! Join me this Tuesday, May 9 at 4 PM where I will be in conversation with YA author and Bronx native, Vincent Tirado, winner of the 2023 Pura Belpré AwardContinue reading “Author Talk with Vincent Tirado”
Books to Get Out of the UK and Ireland: May Edition
Are you looking for your next great read? Why not try out the books from across the pond? Despite from what governments say, books are essential and are needed now, more than ever. So if you are need of a variety and want to read diverse stories, then I suggest you try out some BritishContinue reading “Books to Get Out of the UK and Ireland: May Edition”
Problems of an Overworked Librarian #233
When a patron says their last library looks better…
Books to Read This Month: May Edition
We’re almost halfway through 2023, and several outstanding books have emerged recently. May is a great time for book releases. Not only for us celebrating two critical events in May: Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and Mental Health Awareness Month, but also we are on our way to building up ourContinue reading “Books to Read This Month: May Edition”
cup of tea with that book, please 