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average day in the life of a school library personnel
GUESS WHO JUST LANDED HER DREAM FUCKING JOB AS A KEEPER OF KNOWLEDGE????
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A children's book series that is criminally underrated is the Mercy Watson books. They're about 3rd grade level "chapter" books and they're hilarious. There's not really a clear message generally, but they're great at introducing some big words like "porcine" and "unmentionable". They're also great at introducing some tricky letter combos like in "toast", "Eugenia", and "Francine Poulet". Toast, porcine and Eugenia are in every book so it gives regular practice for those words. I also like that the big new word in each book (like "unmentionable") is used multiple times throughout the book to practice.
They're roughly 70 pages with lots of pictures and Little Man sits through the whole book.
Thursday, September 5th°❀⋆.ೃ࿔*:・
sunrise, biology class, trip to a park, and the aftermath of my coffee accident :/
picked up my school books
3 hours of library work (sorted books, prep for monday, admin stuff etc.)
washed my backpack, wallet & pencil cases because i spilled coffee inside my bag :(
⤷working on my Shakespeare essay tonight!
School librarian Miss Watts was always open to me working off my late fines
For anyone wondering why I have been silent the last few months/weeks/days. I am about 3 weeks away from graduating with my MLIS (Master's in Library and Information Science) degree, with a concentration in the School Library Program with a 4.0! It's been a busy 2.5 years going to graduate school on top of teaching, but it will all be worth it! If I haven't read the newest chapters of your work or you're waiting on me to update my own work in progress or a new one-shot, I am SO sorry. I will get to it soon! I have turned in everything. But I need to take the certification exam on Tuesday then it'll just be a waiting game until December 15, my graduation date!
#graduate #mlis #busy #school librarian
Why does writing blurbs for library books feel like I'm extracting my own teeth
Each blurb is only a few sentences. Each book is a short children's book. Why does each blurb take me at least 20 minutes.
This isn't poetry. Maybe the struggle is in being succinct. I'm very bad at that.