I know that most of us can’t visit our moms, but don’t forget to contact her. Call her, Zoom with her, send a card (do this ahead of time).
I hope everyone can get out and celebrate Mother’s Day later. Better late than never, right?
Category: Announcements
Color Changes!
I was receiving complaints about the fact that it’s hard to see the links on my posts. So, I attempted a color change. If it’s hard on the eyes, or if the links are still an issue, please let me know. If the change is good, I’d like to hear about that, too.
Virtual book tour – Jennifer Weiner
If you’d like to see Jennifer Weiner on the book tour for her current book, Big Summer, click on the link above and see where to join in on the fun! She won’t be touring bookstores like she usually does, but they’ll be hosted online instead.
Concrete Rose
Angie Thomas has a new book coming out! It’s set for release in January 2021. The above link tells about the book, and what we should expect. It sounds like it is a prequel to The Hate U Give. I am excited!
The Above Linked Article
It has come to my attention that some of you don’t understand that when I type “The above linked article” there is a link above whatever I typed. The website I use for publishing the blog doesn’t make it so that this is clear. On my end, it shows up in a different color than what the reader sees.
Please take advantage and take a look at the articles. Especially the videos. They are usually worth taking a look at.
Ducky Anniversary
Fifty years ago yesterday, according to the above linked article, Sesame Street debuted Rubber Ducky. It’s still a song that everyone seems to know. What would we do without this catchy tune working its way into our brains on occasion? Happy anniversary!
Pride Turns 50
Pride turns 50 – library programs
The above article talks about some of the programs the San Francisco library is running for the 50th anniversary of Pride. I’ll be working on more books with the theme this year. I learned a lot last year, but with the 50th anniversary upon us, I know I have a lot more to learn.
I am a little disappointed that these events are only being held at the Castro library. I would think that the information would be made more readily available to all of the library patrons, not just those who use this one branch.
