Monthly Archives: December 2014

Happy Holidays!

It’s Christmas Eve and I just finished wrapping the last two gifts. Copies of the book How To Babysit a Grandpa for my parents and in-laws. I thought they’d enjoy reading it with their grandchildren. Who says children’s books are just for kids? HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

Library + Christmastime = A Book Tree!

Look at the stunning Christmas tree created this year by Gleeson Library in San Francisco! They used copies right off their shelves mostly of The National Union Catalog, which looks to be the perfect evergreen color. Fantastic job! Photo by Shawn Calhoun (https://www.flickr.com/photos/shawncalhoun/15427651373/in/photostream/) via freeforcommercialuse.org  

What I’ve Been Reading (November 2014)

Here are the children’s books I’d recommend that have been in my library bag and on my nightstand in November. Check them out! Preschool (ages 3-5 years) and Early Elementary (ages 5-8 years): Early Elementary (ages 5-8 years) and Middle Grades (ages 8-12 years):