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Won’t You Be My Neighbor? by The Stereotypical Librarian - Planning a little get together with your neighbors? Perhaps you should do some recreational reading before you find yourself hosting the dinner party from hell as happens in this book titled “The Couple Next Door” by Shari Lapena. The premise of the book is as follows: “You never know what’s happening on the other side of…
Howdy by the Stereotypical Librarian - There is something about a county fair, a rodeo or maybe cowboy poetry that will bring out the cowboy or cowgirl in us all. So, meanwhile back at the ranch (library) we have been rounding up all those strays. No, not doggies I mean books that no one seems to be reading anymore. The hired…
Tastes Change – Try Something Old by The Stereotypical Librarian - Horseradish, as a kid just the smell of it could send me running in the opposite direction but as I matured the taste of it on my sandwich is delectable. Just as a person’s choice of condiment changes from ketchup to horseradish perhaps their reading taste should also change. Make your reading selections more flavorful…
DVDs by the Stereotypical Librarian - Daring villains dangerously Display violence deemed destructive vindictive distraction. Distorting vice delights dozing viewers demanding decadent variety. Disney does virtuous detail Declaring values demonstrated domestically. Vinyl disks draw vivaciously. Dough dominates volume. Darn, Denizens voice dismay, despair Victory due, drudgery vanquished Duty delayed verse done! Lewistown Public Library for all your DVD desires!
Seriously; Series, do we really need to read EVERY book? By the Stereotypical Librarian - It is time to launch the series reader’s anonymous group and this is why. Libraries can’t keep going on like this; our shelves simple won’t support this new obsession with book series. Here at our library we have series that are rapidly approaching 50 books. And I do mean rapidly, more than 2 books a…
