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we're not kids anymore.
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Solution of human problems
For some reason my wife has this pristine California library pamphlet from the 1960s. It’s free! It brings returns! It’s here to use! Yours for the asking:
– World understanding
– Business success
– Improved personality
– Reading growth for boys and girls
– Solution of human problems
It’s now my favorite pamphlet ever.
#library #books #librarians
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Books I skipped this week
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Little free library 📚😀Redwood, oak, glass, steel, lead. #littlefreelibrary #oakland #california #redwood #books #library
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What I'm reading: Killers of the Flower Moon
What I’m reading: Killers of the Flower Moon
📚 😀 Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the birth of the FBI,by David Grann. Black gold. Texas tea. So goes the old “Beverly Hillbillies” sitcom rhyme. In this case, the tea is underground, and it’s in Oklahoma, in the early days of American oil exploitation. The Osage native American tribe had been invaded and driven out of their ancestral lands into a remote corner of Oklahoma…
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Glass house #3 Geodes and translucent stones in stained glass 🌧
What I’m reading this week: “A Gentleman in Moscow” What I'm reading this week: "A Gentleman in Moscow," by Amor Towles. Imagine being a member of the wealthy aristocracy in a grand city in the early 20th century.
Garden library
I never pass up the chance to push a wheelbarrow full of books. The little free library was built by a local youth for his Eagle Scout project. He planned, designed, built, fundraised and led a team of volunteers to install it in the local community garden. 📚🌱 #communitygarden #littlefreelibrary #menlopark
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Literary cosplay 2000 was the year we made the ham costume. We brought it with us on a random excursion to the deserts of New Mexico. The costume is a literary reference. It’s a detail from the famous 1960 American novel featuring a girl named Scout.
Little Fires Everywhere 🔥📚
Little Fires Everywhere 🔥📚
What I’m reading this week: “Little Fires Everywhere,” by Celeste Ng. 😀📚 Where do we follow the rules, and where do we justify breaking them? Do our pasts determine what we deserve in the future? And is it ever possible to leave your past behind? These are some of the questions I hope the novel raises. —Celeste Ng, from the Penguin Readers Guide
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#familydynamics #novel #shakerheights…
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What I’m reading this week: “The Soul of an Octopus”
What I’m reading this week: “The Soul of an Octopus”
What I’m reading this week: “The Soul of an Octopus,” by Sy Montgomery 🌊😀📚
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Strange and beautiful, weirdly intelligent, cold yet emotive, octopuses are in a word, fascinating. Octopuses see and feel the world around them in profoundly different ways then we do. For example, each of their tentacles has its own network of neurons— in a way, each tentacle has a mind of its own.
What I love about…
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The new road taken Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and I took the one less traveled. That new road led me to my dream job.
What I’m reading this week: “Cadillac Desert” What I’m reading this week: “Cadillac Desert,” by Marc Reisner.🌵📚 California has had abundant rainfall this year.
A groovy place Back to the future 😃📚 We found this groovy magazine article about Menlo Park's "new" library in 1968.
What I’m reading this week: “Evicted,” by Matthew Desmond
What I’m reading this week: “Evicted,” by Matthew Desmond
What I’m reading this week: “Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City,” by Matthew Desmond. 📚🌧
Housing is a basic human need. It irrevocably shapes our lives and our destinies. It also can be a lucrative and, at times, cruel and devastating business.
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This landmark nonfiction work tells eight stories of families who were swept up in the process of eviction. Along the way, the book sheds…
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Glass house #2 Geodes, translucent stones, stained glass. 🌧
What I’m reading this week What I’m reading this week: Darwin Comes to Town: How the Urban Jungle Drives Evolution, by Menno Schilthuizen 📖