Last year we had a Stories in Action table; this year, kids can make their own pictures to hang up based on the Write/Draw component of th...

A cartoon donkey drawn in crayon with a speech bubble. Text reads: "Tell us about a book you've read!" Late last year we...

Behold, a Boredom Buster! Ariel Cummins started her career as a teen librarian, but quickly decided there was far too much drooling with...

"Mullet. You know what it is." An alternate title for this could be: How I dressed as a child's answer to a literacy exten...

  Harvard library has created a"Awesome Box" , a way of crowdsourcing Reader's Advisory and book recommendations. The Awes...

This summer, our library was planning to have a "Hometown Tourist" program that partnered with local businesses for a city-wide ...

Click here to see our slides A few weeks ago I was able to present with Anna ( Future Librarian Superhero ) and Anne ( So Tomorrow ) at ...

C/O Mr Schu Reads So after the overwhelming fun that emanated from our last Story Action Pod (which, by the way, was a landslide victor...

I went back and forth a lot as to whether I should put something in the Story Action Pod about the election. I've heard of other libra...

 Today marks the 6 month anniversary of me starting my job, and it's also when benefits kick in. I'm using a floating holiday to ...

The kids made another book at the Story Action Pod! This time it was based on Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!  by Mo Willems. This a...

As you know I've pretty much downplayed the awesomeness of my Story Action Pod since its inception (no, no I never did). White pie...