Such a loss. MAY HER MEMORY BE A REVOLUTION.
Remembering at the little free library. What Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had to say about reading: "Reading is the key that opens doors to many good things in life. Reading shaped my dreams, and more reading helped me make my dreams come true."
So we power on, reading (and phone banking and voting)! There's some good stuff, as always, on the adult shelf.
Here are the new books I just added to that shelf.
And a special highlight on "a mercy" -- the first book I read by Toni Morrison. Incredible.
Kiddo shelf looking good and full
And some of the new books I added, including Baby Put Your Mask On...
... and we've added some free masks at Madam Malkin's mask shop for the littles so THERE ARE NO EXCUSES OX AND BIRDIE
Somebody just got to go on a magical, magical adventure, so the Harry books are down to one (but will be replenished). Look at all the good stuff for middle grade, though! I recommend the Vanderbeekers (the whole series, but it starts with this one) and George and Year of the Dog and The Wild Robot.
Coming out to this library is what gets me out of bed each day, and I've met more neighbors (masked, socially distanced) in a pandemic than in all my previous 5 years here in this neighbor. Such a gift.
More middle grade - STILL recommending George (a good one to read aloud to kids) and also Black Brother Black Brother and This Book is Anti-Racist.