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Tales of library science, magic portals, and mythical creatures

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    • The Learning Ecology and Connected Learning
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    • Library of Shadows: a game design
    • Overcoming Age Bias in Technology Instruction
    • The Role of Public Libraries in Providing Consumer Health Information During a Public Health Crisis
    • Internet Technologies and Digital Libraries
    • Why U.S. Cyberstalking Laws Should Be Amended
    • A Review of the Documentary ‘Cyber Crime’
    • Interview with UNMC’s Community Engagement and Health Literacy Librarian
    • A Bibliographic Analysis of Literature on Consumer Health Information and Libraries
    • Women in the African American Civil Rights Movement: A Review of the Library of Congress Digital Library Collection
    • Reference Review – Encyclopedia of Cultivated Plants
    • Reference Guide for Selecting Children’s Literature for Social and Emotional Learning and Bibliotherapy
    • Find Your Next Book
    • Evaluation of the Impact of Book Displays on Circulation
  • The Tree Spirits
    • The Tree Spirits – Chapter II
    • The Tree Spirits – Reading Sacred Bloom
    • The Tree Spirits: Dinner for Four
    • The Tree Spirits: The Investigation
    • The Tree Spirits: Watching Gault
    • The Tree Spirits: The Lynx and the Fox
    • The Tree Spirits: The Bear and The Fox
    • The Tree Spirits: Prophecies of Love and Family Legacy
    • The Tree Spirits – The Inuksuit
    • The Tree Spirits: The Changing Seasons
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Tag: Book Displays

librarianship, Public Librarianship

Black History Month 2020

Encouraging young readers to explore the wealth of Black history Continue reading Black History Month 2020

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New York Times Book Reviews

  • Should You Be Ashamed to Put Down a Book You Don’t Enjoy?
    August 12, 2026 by Erik Piepenburg
    Is it shameful, or sensible, to put down a book you don’t enjoy? Three little letters, and social media, have turbocharged a longstanding debate.
  • Johanna Fernández, Historian of the Young Lords, Dies at 55
    August 12, 2026 by Richard Sandomir
    She wrote an award-winning book about the leftist collective, a Latino counterpart to the Black Panthers.

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    • Overcoming Age Bias in Technology Instruction
    • The Role of Public Libraries in Providing Consumer Health Information During a Public Health Crisis
    • Interview with UNMC’s Community Engagement and Health Literacy Librarian
    • Reference Review – Encyclopedia of Cultivated Plants
    • Why U.S. Cyberstalking Laws Should Be Amended
    • A Review of the Documentary ‘Cyber Crime’
    • Women in the African American Civil Rights Movement: A Review of the Library of Congress Digital Library Collection
    • Reference Guide for Selecting Children’s Literature for Social and Emotional Learning and Bibliotherapy
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Kirkus Reviews

  • AND SLAVERY NO MORE
    It’s July of 1862, and Montgomery “Monty” Tolliver, one of the beleaguered president’s most trusted advisers, is sitting in Lincoln’s office. Today, Lincoln wants to hear Monty’s thoughts about how his Proclamation should be structured—should it apply only to the slave states, the border states, or to the whole country? […]
  • A KILLER PLOT
    Despite her brief moment of internet fame after catching a killer at a crime writing festival in A Novel Murder (2025), Jane is without an agent or publisher, and suffering from writer’s block. Still, she has journeyed from Cumbria to London’s Willow Tree Books to celebrate the publication of a […]

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    • The Learning Ecology and Connected Learning
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    • Overcoming Age Bias in Technology Instruction
    • The Role of Public Libraries in Providing Consumer Health Information During a Public Health Crisis
    • Interview with UNMC’s Community Engagement and Health Literacy Librarian
    • Reference Review – Encyclopedia of Cultivated Plants
    • Why U.S. Cyberstalking Laws Should Be Amended
    • A Review of the Documentary ‘Cyber Crime’
    • Women in the African American Civil Rights Movement: A Review of the Library of Congress Digital Library Collection
    • Reference Guide for Selecting Children’s Literature for Social and Emotional Learning and Bibliotherapy
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My Writing Projects

  • The Tree Spirits – a novel
    • The Tree Spirits – Chapter II
    • The Tree Spirits – Reading Sacred Bloom
      • Excerpts from Sacred Bloom by Dr River Charpentier Lavoie
    • The Tree Spirits: Dinner for Four
    • The Tree Spirits: The Investigation
    • The Tree Spirits: Watching Gault
    • The Tree Spirits: The Lynx and the Fox
    • The Tree Spirits: The Bear and The Fox
    • The Tree Spirits: Prophecies of Love and Family Legacy
    • The Tree Spirits – The Inuksuit
    • The Tree Spirits: The Changing Seasons
  • The First Chronicle: The Loves of Elynn Neve Noele

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