This past February, I had the opportunity to return to the beautiful Northwest, specifically, to Lacey, Washington. Was I impressed by their community-wide literacy celebration! Here’s how they describe it:Lacey Loves to Read (LLTR) is a successful “one city, one … Continue reading →
Several publishers are supporting Dia in different ways through resources and promotions. Their efforts help broaden the awareness of Dia, not only as a day of festivity but as a year long celebration of bookjoy.A poster featuring the cover of … Continue reading →
Book Clubs have become so popular. Anyone know why? And how do people find a book club to join? These gatherings are certainly one way that adults and teens share bookjoy. When visiting the wonderful Public Library of Charlotte & … Continue reading →
April is a busy travel month for me. I’m off to the University of Southern Mississippi this week and then will soon after participate in Día celebrations at Seattle Public, Multnomah County, and Riverside County Public Libraries. I’ll be talking … Continue reading →
