This week is National Library Week, and librarian-blogger Lori Thornton of Smoky Mountain Family Historian has challenged bloggers to write a tribute this week. But I can’t decide among my favorites – libraries were always important to me because I love books. Here are some of my “favorite” libraries, whether legendary, fictional, or very real: [...]
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National Library Week: A Tribute
Posted in Books & Things, Libraries, Miscellaneous, Personal Reflection, tagged libraries on April 15, 2008 | 1 Comment »
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