Learn how to empower all library staff to become better advocates for their libraries and themselves October 29, 2–3:15 p.m. Eastern time, during the “Frontline Advocacy” webinar. Targeted for library staff at all levels and types of libraries, the program will show you how to empower frontline staff to integrate advocacy into patron and constituent interactions and how to teach these techniques on a local level. Registration is required for this free webinar....
Office for Library Advocacy, Oct. 12 (from American Libraries Direct)
What do I Read Next?
- Goodreads
- Lexile's Find a Book
- Library Thing
- Novelist
- Read Kiddo Read
- What Should I Read Next?
Simply plug in a book you like, and this site will kick back a list of recommendations. - What's Next?
This is the perfect one-stop, no-frills source for series information. - Whichbook.net
Because it uses mood and appeal factors, not plot descriptions, titles, authors, or subject schemes, this site may take a little getting used to. - Your Next Read
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October 18, 2010
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