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Cheese II: The Story
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Cancellina | Moonhakdongne Publishing Group, 2010
Soso, a girl only half an inch tall, lives on top of a bookcase in the library. Her job is to erase words from library books — the ones that the book characters want to get rid of. But one day, some of these unwanted words refuse to disappear. Soso has no choice but to take them home.
At home, Soso begins to play fun games with the words and discovers how much she enjoys their company. But one day, during their play, Soso and the words fall into a hole and land on the library floor. Seeing how excited the words are at the sight of all the books, Soso decides to find each of them a new home among the library’s many shelves. The library is transformed into a fantastic playground for all.
Written and illustrated by Noh In-kyung2010 | 48 pages | 288 × 173
mm | Hardcover | Age 5+
● Illustrator of the Year, Bologna Children’s Book Fair 2012
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Borrowing Confidence from the Library of Time
Wonder what it'd be like to borrow confidence from my past self, like I once borrowed too many library books thinking I'd have all the time in the world.
@stthomaspubliclibrary Just because you’re the person who has to make the tough decisions, it doesn’t mean you can’t be creative.⠀ ⠀ In fact, who would you want to lead your team of forward thinkers and idealists? My choice would be someone who knows the business, loves the public, knows what ‘fiduciary responsibility’ means (look it up) but also appreciates different kinds of genius, abilities and talents. She was even open to my Instagram Takeover!⠀ ⠀ Well guess what - Heather Robinson, the CEO of the library, is equal parts business administrator, community member, visionary and gifted artist. A perfect combination.⠀ ⠀ Collage anyone? ⠀ ⠀ And don’t get me started on her textile work!⠀ ⠀ -Neil⠀ ⠀ @neilhubert137 #librarystories #artist #sttont #stthomaspubliclibrary #ldnont #stpl #stthomasproud #librariesofinstagram #books #instabooks #bookish #bookblogger #bookstagramfeatures #reading #bookstagram #bookaddict #bibliophile #ya #amreading #explorerailwaycity (at St. Thomas Public Library) https://www.instagram.com/p/BvdDbPxHzX-/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=nzls98p8rj8q
This book found its way back to the library after 91 (almost 92!) years! Returned with care by the borrower’s nephew with a donation for the overdue fines. #librarystories #librariesofinstagram #bookstagram #seymourlibrary https://www.instagram.com/p/BphjRWXArNg/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1aucichrq5rpv
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Für das Projekt MEMORO - Die Bank der Erinnerungen e.V. habe ich dort im Rahmen der 80-Jahr-Feier Zeitzeugen, meist Bibliothekare, gefilmt. #münchen #stadtbibliothek #librarystories (hier: Münchner Stadtbibliothek)
NYPL Board Member Gordon Davis tells the story of his parents, Allison Davis and Elizabeth Stubbs Davis, and describes how the two came to research and write Deep South, a seminal anthropological study of racism in the American south in the 1930's.
Access Deep South through the Schomburg catalog.
Just another reason why the Schomburg Junior Scholars program is so important: 14-year-old Myles Dawson talks about his goal to help teach his generation about black culture and history
