Painting of room with full bookshelves, books stacked on table and floors, a woman standing looking at an open book, and a cat curled up on the quilt-covered sofa
‘Books are not made for furniture, but there is nothing else that so beautifully furnishes a house.’
— Henry Ward Beecher
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#Worldbookday2026 7th book of my year of reading. Thud! by Terry Pratchett. Koom valley day is around the corner and Sam Vines must solve a murder, must stop a battle and read to young Sam.
#WorldBookDay2026 Take a trip down to the library with this great read. The Library by Bella Osborne 6th book read in my year of reading
Book 5 in my Year of Reading. Perfect read to bridge the gap until Series 4 part 2 of Bridgerton. #Bridgerton #bee #goallin #yearofreading2026 #Netflix
4th Book read as part of 2026 Year of Reading Anne Frank diary of a young girl
Please please vaccinate your child against measles.
This is from our @independentsage.bsky.social report from last year, led by @trishgreenhalgh.bsky.social & @helensalisbury.bsky.social
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Thank you. I needed to read this today more than you know. The book ended with my court case still up in the air…but so far I have defeated one of those men in court. 1 down, 2 to go. Here is his apology: youtu.be/xup79fbvGSs
Thank you for the update. Spending positive thoughts to you, your family, friends and colleagues from the UK. Keep up the good fight. 😀
3rd book of my year of reading thank you for your strength and courage @librarianjones.com #goallin #savelibraries #notallheroeswearcapes #thelibrarians #Nationalyearofreadign2026 #AmandaJones
Book no.2 read as part of my #nationalyearofreading2026 #goallin2026
Phillips Exeter Academy Library - view from upper level looking down into central hall, with Iarge circular openings in curved concrete supports revealing levels with bookstacks
Another in my series of libraries
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Winnie the Pooh and Piglet: 'Promise me you'll always remember. You're braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.' (A A Milne)
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Book review No.22: Llama library: borrow your next adventure!
Title: Llama library: borrow your next adventure! Author: Holly Ryan Illustrator: Ella Bailey Date: 2025 ISBN: 9781915395290 Bookshop.org link: Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Review: I saw this book appear as a new children’s…
I have just finished my yearly A Christmas Carol re-read. I love it every year. #merrychristmas #achristmascarol #charlesdickens
Book review No.20: Books, Readers and Libraries in Fiction
Title: Books, Readers and Libraries in Fiction Editors: Karen Attar and Andrew Nash Date: 2025 ISBN: 9781913739034 Bookshop.org link: Publisher: University of London Review: A quick review. This is an ideal book for those who are…
Book review No.19: Days at the Morisaki Bookshop
Title: Days at the Morisaki Bookshop Author: Satoshi Yagisawa Translator: Eric Ozawa Date: 2023 ISBN: 9781786583239 Bookshop.org link: Publisher: Bonnier Books Ltd Review: This was another re-read to close out the year. And…
Book review No.18: The Bookshop
Title: The Bookshop Author: Penelope Fitzgerald Date: 2018 (1978) ISBN: 9780008263027 Bookshop.org link: Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Review: I wish I had read this book before I set up my own small bookshop. Even today, there are parts of the UK and the…
Book review No.16: The Library of Unrequited Love
Title: The Library of Unrequited Love Author: Sophie Divry Translator: Siân Reynolds Date: 2013 ISBN: 9780857051417 Bookshop.org link: Publisher: Quercus Publishing Review: I love this quick read. I read it for the first time when I started working…
Book review No.15: Dinner at the Night Library
Title: Dinner at the Night Library Author: Hika Harada Translator: Philip Gabriel Date: 2025 ISBN: 9781398543935 Bookshop.org link: Publisher: Scribner UK Review: I really enjoyed reading this book. I connected to the lead character, Otaha Higuchi,…
Just finished watching another librarian cult classic Desk Set (1957). A new Christmas movie to watch at this years holiday season.
Just finished re-reading The Invisible Library by @genevievecogman.bsky.social. I loved returning to the Library and the world. I can not wait to read the rest of the series. wp.me/pggSXP-8b
Article Review: Health Literacy
Article title: Health literacy: Reducing inequalities in healthcare access through improving the readability of healthcare material in the Northeast of England-a qualitative evaluation Public Health, Volume 247, 2025, 105887 Accessed date: 05/08/2025 Authors: J.…
To finish off the spooky season into the winter season I have just finished this cosy murder mystery The Village Demon-Hunting Society by C.M. Waggoner. A Librarian who solves murders and a talking cat what more could you ask for. Get a copy from https://uk.bookshop.org/a/1779/9781804952382
Book review No.12
Title: Reading allowed: true stories and curious incidents from a provincial library Author: Chris Paling Date: 2018 ISBN: 9781472124722 Publisher: Constable Bookshop.org affiliate link: Review: Chris Paling is a brilliant writer. With each story you can see in the world of a…
Review on Better letters – evidence and considerations from the behavioural sciences
Photo by Asad Photo Maldives on Pexels.com Available online: Editor: World Health Organization. Regional Office for Europe Published date: 17 November 2024 Article type: Policy Brief Short Review This policy…
Them: You have too many books
Me:
