Some of us are probably guilty of letting a library book go overdue (I know I am), but have you ever had one that was years overdue? A person recently returned a book to Queens Public Library that was 63 YEARS overdue. Read about it here.
Some of us are probably guilty of letting a library book go overdue (I know I am), but have you ever had one that was years overdue? A person recently returned a book to Queens Public Library that was 63 YEARS overdue. Read about it here.
How well do you know book adaptations? Find out with this fun quiz from the New York Public Library!
Check out these images from the Library of Congress which are free to use and reuse. The set of cat pictures is my favorite. 😉
The longlist for the 2021 Women’s Prize for Fiction has been announced. Wonderful timing if you are looking for new books by female authors for Women’s History Month. 🙂
Have you ever seen a phone booth converted into a library? Apparently there are several around the world. It is unclear if these are affiliated with Little Free Library, but they sure are cute!
Can you guess the titles of these books based on their original/working titles? I got 3/10… Some of the original titles were very different!
The finalists for the 2021 Audie Awards have been announced! Not every book lends itself well to being recorded, but this list is bound to be a good place to find some awesome audio books. 🙂
Book Riot has put together a list of 10 of the best bookish holidays and fun ways to observe them. I personally am looking forward to Drop Everything and Read Day on April 12th. 🙂
Check out their even longer list here.
The Unbound Book Festival is being held virtually this year, as well as spread over several months. If you haven’t already checked out the schedule of events, you can view it here.
There are lots of great reading lists for Black History Month. Read black authors all year round!
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