Led by Janice Rice, the group was so welcoming and interested in Operation Teen Book Drop. Here I am with former ALA president Loriene Roy. She's a key component for our outreach next year because of her current work with If I Can Read, I Can Do Anything.
How cool that there's a Native American Literature Award!So, then I caught a cab for cocktails with the Association for Library Services to Children, who gave rgz our Great Website Award. It wasn't long before I found myself chatting with a gregarious lover of books. It finally dawned us that we work together!
rgz, it was our SALON member, Sharon Levine. HA! Just when I was thinking I needed to prod her by email for a book review, I was speaking to her! It was hilarious. She tried to tell me then that her name WASN'T Sharon. But the truth was out, and she says she will deliver a review asap. :~) Bottom line: she's a delight, a storehouse of information, and it's an honor to have her on our team!Off to get ready for the Diversity Fair tomorrow. But I just heard a Harry Potter exhibit is in town. Snape's clothes may be there. What is a girl to do???
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THank you for taking me here, there, vicariously!
I wish you were HERE!
I wish we were all there!
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