Just found out we got a great donation for #ProjectBookDrop but we still have a long way to go to meet our goals. Please donate/buy and share. Anything you give will help! https://t.co/UmIR8PcioC

It’s #BlackFriday and I know a great indie bookstore you can support and help get new diverse library books into the hands of students in Fort Worth @sljournal Can you please retweet to help spread the book love?

We are so excited to be working together again on the fantastic endeavor. Please share and support if you can.

Fun teacher tip. Digital letter boards, great for quotes of the day or just fun to add to intro slides. https://t.co/F6bD8bQ7fd

Librarians are teachers too. Especially during a pandemic and remote/in person/hybrid learning https://t.co/aCyPEPbTiM

This looks amazing. Can't wait to pursue when the virtual doors open to the public. https://t.co/eFKDd8rFep

First presentation without J but she’ll be cheering me on from summer school. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

There is justice. There is injustice. There is no neutrality. No sideline. No bleachers. No exits. We are all in the human rights struggle to save humanity from human tyranny. Black people, especially, are struggling for the right to live, for the right to breathe.

#bookadayinmay book review is @acevedowrites new book Clap When You Land. I just finished this last night and it was so good. I loved the style, the glimpse into Dominican culture, and the entire concept. I can not wait to recommend this book to students, just so good ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Our #bookadayinmay book review is A Good Girls Guide to Murder by @hojay92 I got this book from @librofm and the audiobook is fantastic. I ❤️ the concept for the book and I kept trying to solve it right along with Pippa, the main character. A great read, perfect for summer break.

Took the weekend off so we’re catching up . Our #bookadayinmay book review is The Green River Killer by Jeff Jensen Lots to love about this book. Graphic novel? CHECK. Serial killer stuff? CHECK. A really interesting perspective? ✅✅✅ (Longer review on our Instagram page)

2/2 and starts living a life on the edge. But, as Nanette really starts to learn the joys of being a rebel, she also starts to realize the pain that can come along with it, as well. This book is like a warm hug and someone saying "I totally understand you."

1/2 Our #bookadayinmay review is Every Exquisite Thing by Matthew Quick. This book is all about how a book can change someone's life (meta, anyone?) Basically, Nanette has lived her entire life just living by the rules and then she discovers a book called The Bubblegum Reaper

2/2 It kept me guessing the entire time and the characters' interactions with each other are raw and real. Once you're done with this one, go read literally every other book that Mindy McGinnis has ever written. You will not regret it.

1/2 #bookadayinmay review This Darkness Mine by @MindyMcGinnis I get excited every time I talk about this book to anyone because it is SO GOOD. The story follows a young woman who has everything figured out until, suddenly, she doesn't. And then it is a wild roller coaster ride.

2/2 and the art work is beautiful. The story is a cautionary tale about what can happen when fear takes over for compassion and we start treating our neighbors as enemies. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #readthisbook #librarianlove

1/2 Our #bookadayinmay book review is @GeorgeTakei They Called Us Enemy. Mr. Takei tells his personal experience being a young boy forced into the Japanese internment camps after the start of WWII. The story should be required reading in middle school history

Accepting the challenge from @JaguarJudson 1) share a book cover with no explanation 2) extend the challenge to six people I challenge @allie_cornejo @heatherlamb08 @LuPodmore @StarrReadnRun @lispylibrarian @jdlaboon

#bookadayinmay book review is the stunningly beautiful Prince and the Dressmaker by @alooghobi Prince Sebastian is an amazing complex character and we loved his friendship with Frances. The story is wonderfully told and the artwork is phenomenal. #readthisbook #librarianlove

I love being an @BiblioDames but I'm also excited for a chance to figure out what comes next. I may be on self imposed sabbatical but once a librarian always a librarian.