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Tag Archives: reading
Spring Break 2012
This is my first spring break of library school, but my FT job beckons, so I’m working during Spring Break! Last week was Spring Break for the students at the university where I work, so things were quiet around campus. … Continue reading
Posted in Reading, Time Management, Work
Tagged Daylight Saving Time, reading, Spring Break, work
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Five on Friday: 5 Books I’m Reading
One of the things I like about the Goodreads website, is that it helps me keep track of books I’m currently reading. I usually keep several books going at one time, depending on my mood. So, in this first post … Continue reading
First Semester Comes to an End
I took my last final exam of the semester on Tuesday, December 6. This has been the first weekend I haven’t had to think about homework since late August! I’ve been thinking about what I want to accomplish over the break … Continue reading
Staycation Comes to an End
Well, I’m at the end of my staycation, which started on July 1. I must admit, it’s been one of the nicest staycations I’ve ever had! It was long enough to get some things done, relax, spend time with friends and … Continue reading
Posted in Fun, Getting Ready, Time Management
Tagged blogging, reading, rest, staycation
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And It’s Not Even Halloween Yet!
Yesterday morning, I finished reading the “cozy mystery” book, A Rare Murder in Princeton, by Ann Waldron, about a murder that happens in the rare books section of Princeton University’s library. I enjoyed the setting a lot, but the conversations … Continue reading
Summer Reading Ideas
On LinkedIn recently, I posed a question about pre-library school summer reading, and I’ve been delighted by the results! The list, so far, ranges from books (both fiction and non-fiction) to blogs to websites and magazines. I’ve read a few of … Continue reading
Posted in ALA, Books, Getting Ready, Professional Development, Web 2.0
Tagged ALA, LinkedIn, reading
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Favorite Authors
Earlier today, I was tagged on Facebook to make a list of twenty of my favorite authors in pretty quick fashion. It was hard to pick just twenty, and I had to keep in mind that while doing this little … Continue reading
Connected
I just finished reading the book, Connected: The Surprising Power of Our Social Networks and How They Shape Our Lives, by Nichokas A. Christakis and James H. Fowler.This is the first book I’ve ever read on two different e-readers, the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Decisions, Libraries, Social Networking, Technology, Web 2.0
Tagged Kindle, Nook, reading
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E-Readers, Part II: The Nook
Back in August, I wrote a post here about checking out an Amazon Kindle from the library. Well, around that time, I started studying more heavily for the GRE, so I wasn’t able to finish the book I’d started. I … Continue reading
Reading: Books for Librarians?
Lately I’ve been wondering what books I should read before I start library school, when my pleasure reading will probably grind to a halt! Are there any particular books that, once classes start, I’ll wish I’d read beforehand? Googling the … Continue reading