Latest posts tagged with #SupportLocalLibraries on Bluesky
Collage from my local library’s vision board making event, inspired by the importance of building community & safe haven in a world that seeks to divide us. Never read the included poems before tonight, but they nest in my heart now.
#collage #art #firstpost #supportlocallibraries
Just picked up a few more books to read from my local library 🎊 anyone read any of these? I'm most excited for 'postcards from the past' personally but we will see what catches my eye the most 👀 #booksky #bookrecommendations #books #supportlocallibraries #libraryrentals
#BookSale #PequotLibrary #MidwinterReads #SupportLocalLibraries #BookLovers #FairfieldCT 📖
Flashback photo from 2014
A7 Your local public library's digital services! You can use apps like Libby or Hoopla, or through a dedicated local library website for FREE. #DigiBlogChat #SupportLocalLibraries #PublicLibrary #LibrariesForLife #BookSky
A3 Maybe? We already have Plex, but there are other options like Tubi, Pluto, Roku and Sling. We had Sling at one point, but we also got rid of our TV so… Oh, and your local library! #DigiBlogChat #SupportLocalLibraries #PublicLibrary #LibrariesForLife
Library book haul! Please continue to support local libraries! Also loved seeing ghosties in the stacks 👻🥰 #books #reading #booksky #readersofsky #supportlocallibraries
Happy 50th anniversary to the @lakedallaspublic! Thank you for allowing me to celebrate with you!
#indieauthor #supportlocallibraries #booksky
Photo of people browsing a table at a book sale. Text that reads: Half Price. Sook Sale. Sat, Sep 20, 10 AM - 2 PM.
📚✨ Last chance! HALF OFF today at the Friends of the Waynesboro Public Library Annual Fall Book Sale! Proceeds support our library. 🛍️ Sat, Sep 20, 10 AM – 2 PM. See you soon! 📖❤️ #LibraryLove #BookSale #SupportLocalLibraries
"Public libraries are the heart and soul of any community. They are a place to read and think and browse and dream."
- Mary McNear
#September is #NationalLibraryCardSignUpMonth!
#Library #BookLove #ReadABook #WeLoveLibraries #Booksky #SupportLocalLibraries #BooksCheckEmOut
an infographic of my August reading stats from The Storygraph, featuring two pie charts of fiction vs nonfiction and print vs digital, as well as a bar chart of top 5 genres and a line chart of number of pages read per day. The text reads Books: 8 Pages: 2,170 Average rating: 4.63 Highest rated reads: As We Have Always Done — rated 5 stars; The Diablo’s Curse — rated 4.75 stars; The Serviceberry — rated 4.75 stars Average book length was 264 pages, average time to finish was 5 days. The fiction vs nonfiction pie chart reads fiction 63% and nonfiction 38% The bar chart of top genres reads LGBTQIA+ at 4 books, Young Adult at 3 books, Fantasy, Short Stories, amd Romance at 2 books each. The print vs digital pie chart reads print 88% and digital 12%.
an infographic collage of book covers read during August. From left to right in the first row shows All the Hometowns You Can’t Stay Away From by Izzy Wasserstein Family Don’t End in Blood edited by Lynn S. Zubernis Beijing Comrades by Bei Tong Stars in Their Eyes by Jessica Walton and Aśka From left to right in the second row shows The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World by Robin Wall Kimmerer Pumpkinheads by Rainbow Rowell with Faith Erin Hicks The Diablo’s Curse by Gabe Cole Novoa As We Have Always Done by Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
August marked two reading milestones 1) 40% completion of @thestorygraph.com Reads the World challenge and 2) surpassing my 2023 record of 70 books in a year (and we’re not even done yet!) I’ve got 12 books checked out between two libraries, wish me luck 🫡
#grpl #supportlocallibraries #booksky
The type of bouquets I want 🥰💐📖
#booksky #bookish #fantasyromance #romantasy #darkromance #supportlocallibraries
All this to say #SupportLocalLibraries
an infographic of my July reading stats from The Storygraph, featuring two pie charts of fiction vs nonfiction and print vs digital, as well as a bar chart of top 5 genres and a line chart of number of pages read per day. The text reads Books: 8 Pages: 2,086 Average rating: 4.44 Highest rated reads: Martyr! — rated 5 stars; The Wicked Bargain — rated 4.75 stars; The Queer Games Avant Garde — rated 4.5 stars Average book length was 270 pages, average time to finish was 6 days. The fiction vs nonfiction pie chart reads fiction 75% and nonfiction 25% The bar chart of top genres reads LGBTQIA+ at 8 books, Young Adult at 3 books each, Fantasy and Horror at 2 books each, and Short Stories at 1 book. The print vs digital pie chart reads print 75% and digital 25%.
an infographic collage of book covers read during July. From left to right in the first row shows A People’s History of Grand Rapids by Jeff Smith Martyr! by Kaveh Akbar Cranberry Cove by Hailey Piper Witchlight by Jessi Zabarsky From left to right in the second row shows Kindred: 12 Queer #LoveOzYA Stories edited by Michael Earp The Queer Games Avant-Garde: How LGBTQ Game Makers Are Reimagining the Medium of Video Games by Bo Ruberg Benothinged by Alvar Theo The Wicked Bargain by Gabe Cole Novoa
July was a slower month for reading but still got some good ones in!
shout out to TYEF for sending me a copy of #TheWickedBargain, loved seeing great transmasc representation 🏳️⚧️
#booksky #supportlocallibraries #transcharacters
Notice from hoopla that I’ve reached my lending limit for the month.
I’m bummed out that I’ve reached my limit on Hoopla for the month.
Luckily, I have other audiobooks saved to my phone to get me through to Friday.
#booksky💙📚
#hoopla
#audiobooks🎧
#SupportLocalLibraries
Malice is a really good movie I saw in theaters as a teenager. I thought the story was great back then, and I still do! If course, I know how it ends but it is still a fun ride.
Yes, I get movies from the library. #supportlocallibraries
I'm three books into June so far, 50 books into the year... (more if you count novellas but I like to challenge myself so I don't)
I'm feeling good about this months book pace #booksky #reading #readbooks #supportlocallibraries
#LetchworthLibrary #HertsLibraries #LibraryCentenary #SupportLocalLibraries #LoveYourLibrary #LoveReading #Bookworm #LetchworthGardenCity #Hertfordshire
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Tell Ayotte to veto this bill that will ban books, criminalize librarians and educators in NH. #50501NH #50501movement #supportlocallibraries
an infographic of my April reading stats from The Storygraph, featuring two pie charts of fiction vs nonfiction and print vs digital, as well as a bar chart of top 5 genres and a line chart of number of pages read per day. The text reads Books: 10 Pages: 2,576 Average rating: 4.38 Highest rated reads: The Memoirs of Miss Chief Eagle Testickle Part Two — rated 5 stars; Devout: An Anthology of Angels — rated 4.75 stars; Between Certain Death and a Possible Future — rated 4.5 stars Average book length was 272 pages, average time to finish was 5 days. The fiction vs nonfiction pie chart reads fiction 50% and nonfiction 50% The bar chart of top genres reads LGBTQIA+ at 9 books, Horror at 3 books, and Essays, Art, and Historical at 2 books each. The print vs digital pie chart reads print 90% and digital 10%.
an infographic collage of book covers read during April. From left to right in the first row shows Dismissed: Tackling the Biases That Undermine Our Health Care by Angela Marshall with Kathy Palokoff The Prince and the Dressmaker by Jen Wang Queer Screams: A History of LGBTQ+ Survival Through the Lens of American Horror Cinema by Abigail Waldron The Memoirs of Miss Chief Eagle Testickle: Vol. 2 A True and Exact Accounting of the History of Turtle Island by Kent Monkman & Gisèle Gordon From left to right in the second row shows Devout: An Anthology of Angels edited by Quinton Li Elemental: A Collection of Michigan Creative Nonfiction edited by Anne-Marie Oomen The Language of Bodies by Suzanne DeWitt Hall Between Certain Death and a Possible Future: Queer Writing on Growing up with the AIDS Crisis edited by Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore From left to right in the third row shows We Used to Live Here by Marcus Kliewer Poor Queer Studies: Confronting Elitism in the University by Matt Brim
two of my April reads came from different libraries through MeLCat, a program supported through the Institute of Museum and Library Sciences + the Library of Michigan (an agency through the MI Department of Education). a great reminder to #supportlocallibraries!
#booksky #books #queerauthors
So, I'm doing this new thing where I go to my library, find the new release shelf, and just grab a book. I only look at the spine to see if it's fantasy. I do not read the blurb or look at the cover.
#supportlocallibraries #fantasyauthor #indieauthor #library #bluesky
Have fun with Super Art Fight and maybe grab your library card too! #SupportLocalLibraries
That exciting moment when you get notified that a book you have on hold is ready to borrow.. That's the feeling we used to get shopping at the book fair in elementary school 💯
#booksky #bookstagram #booktok #readers #booklovers #libbyapp #supportlocallibraries ##readingisfundamental
Ron DeSantis will be gone in 623 days.
#ThankYouForLibrariesDay #SupportLocalLibraries #LibrariesForEveryone #LoveYourLibrary #Florida #FloridaDemocrats #FloridaPolitics #DeSantis
📚✨ Libraries aren’t just buildings—they’re portals to new worlds! This National Library Week, show some love for your local library. What’s your favorite library memory? 💙 #NationalLibraryWeek #LoveLibraries #SupportLocalLibraries
detail of powder coated wrought iron railing with a leaf motif outside a Milwaukee county public library, edited with highlights of spring colors
#photography #SupportLocalLibraries #art #springtime #shiny #architectural #IronWork
Libraries have a unique responsibility to introduce all citizens to the world of information, which includes relevant, balanced, and diverse collections that represent all reasonable points of view.
#SupportLocalLibraries #NationalLibraryWeek
