Hitting the Books
reviewdate:
Jun 26 2018
isn:
9780451492678
Tagged with public libraries
Witches of East End
Some Blue Bloods characters have a small part in this story, but if you’re expecting the witches to be half as compelling as their vampire cousins, you’ll be disappointed. Witches of East End is bad, but readable. I managed to stick with it even though it was pretty clear early on that De la Cruz isn’t giving us her best.
reviewdate:
Sep 10 2011
isn:
978-1-4013-2390-5
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Borrower, the
I’m sorry, but I don’t especially know what to make of this one. Librarian semi-accidentally kidnaps 10-year-old whose parents and pastor are trying to de-gay him. I probably would be more charitable towards the book if it depicted librarians and library work more accurately.
reviewdate:
Sep 5 2011
isn:
978-0-670-02281-6
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Zines 101 for Queens Library
Co-presenter:
Alycia Sellie
Event:
Queens Library zines program
Abstract:
free:
Hennen, 4 top 10s, and Zines
Did anyone else notice that three of the top ten libraries in the 500,000+ population category and one in the 100,000 in Hennen's American Public Library Ratings 2008 rankings have something in common? That something is zines!