This could be addicting. I love seeing what others are reading, and if I liked something, maybe another book that is similar. I also love the idea of cataloging what I read. I started with a few of my favorites. http://www.librarything.com/home/lulablum
This could be very helpful for a library patron. Librarians could post their own list of recommendations. Reviews of new acquisitions could be available. I love this site. I'm anxious to play with it more.
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About Me
- lulablum
- I'm a singer, but when I was on Bozo, I told him I was going to be a librarian, so I think I've ended up in the right place. My father and I spent many hours together at the library. He gave me a death stare when I made Mrs. Tester go down to the basement "holiday" stacks for a copy of a special winter book on a missing mitten. (that I took out EVERY week!) He let me take out my first book with NO pictures, but told me I probably wouldn't like it. He was right. I still needed pictures, but I never confessed! Every Christmas, after we had opened our gifts, my father would silently look around, smirk, and slowly get up and walk to the garage, open the car trunk, and bring in books for each of us--wrapped in store paper. He never said a word. I still share library time with my dad when I go out every Christmas and buy large print books for my hometown library in his memory. It's a sweet remembrance for me, and every year I say "Merry Christmas Daddy".
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