Last Saturday I had an opportunity to do one of the many things I love...I volunteered by reading to some "little ones."
The event took place at a library and at the end of the session I asked the librarian if I could sign up for a card. YES...I already had a card for the County of Los Angeles Public Library, but in my opinion one can NEVER have enough access to books, sooo...I was overjoyed when she told me that I could.
You see, this particular library wasn't part of the CoLAPL system...it was part of the Los Angeles Public Library. I know, I know...they sound like the same entitiy, but...they're not.
It's a good thing too...for oh so many reasons. I'll give you just one of those reasons now.
My bookclub selection for this month (which we will be discussing on Saturday) was Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates.
Well...I couldn't find it through the CoLAPL, but THANKFULLY...I was able to find it through the LAPL, and can now say that I have read it and will be ready to join in on the discussion.
I feel like all I'm missing now is a card from the Long Beach Public Library. If I could get my hands on one'a those, it would feel like Christmas in August.
For now though, I will be content with having the two.
With that...Let the DIALOGUE begin: When was the last time you visited your local library? If you have young children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, neighbor kids...I encourage you to take them and sign them up for a card. With one, they will have the WORLD at their fingertips.
Talk to me!
Til next time...
Thursday, August 4, 2016
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hmm it's been a few years since my last visit to a library and sadly I was there to us there internet cause I hadn't paid my bill! I'm honestly shocked we still have libraries. with the trend of book sales on the decline, and the Internet we stall have physical libraries and it's shocking!
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