A Librarian's Life in Books

Hypothesis: In every book, whether novel, non-fiction, or downright fluff, there is something to enrich the lives of the reader if they are willing to dig deep enough in their own minds and think about what they are reading.

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Showing posts with label general update. Show all posts

Showing posts with label general update. Show all posts

10 March 2012

Post 488: a general update

I now have a zoo pass thanks to my babysitting activities. It is awesome. I can go to the zoo and hang out whenever I want. And I get free t...

11 February 2012

Post 478: a general update

Some of you are probably not wondering why/how I've been so busy lately. I mean, really, how hard is it to read 2-3 books a week and wr...

24 January 2012

Post 472: a general update

Hello. You missed my birthday. No worries, I spent Saturday with my mom, her boyfriend, and my brother eating friend chicken, asparagus, l...

07 January 2012

Post 466: a general update

News! There's not a whole lot of it, other than my awesomest Christmas present was getting my teeth cleaned. It's a big deal when it...

24 December 2011

Post 461: a general update

Two more posts left for the year unless I decide to do a year in review, which I probably won't. Hope everyone is having a happy holiday...

10 December 2011

Post 456: a general update

Yeah, nothing's going on. Blah, blah, books and shit. The Whole Story of a Half Girl by Veera Hiranandani. I had to flip screens abo...

22 November 2011

Post 450: general update

So, uh, I am apparently catching up on some popular fiction that I missed earlier this year. The Help and The Night Circus are the two big...

01 November 2011

Post 443: a general update

I hope everyone enjoyed Zombies and Lovecraft. I know I did, well, except Jack Barnes is still an asshole. What's more awesome is this ...

15 October 2011

Post 436: a general update

Sooooo, I skipped a general post (because I did not include The Tigress of Forli in the last one). There's a reason for that: I'm d...

27 September 2011

Post 430: a general update

Awwww yeah, halfway through Banned Book Week. I am such a pro. Just in case you didn't figure it out, the posts that say "Post...

14 September 2011

Post 425: a general update

Hey there, readerlings. Banned Book Week is coming up September 24-October 1. Due to my poor planning, I already have review books scheduled...

27 August 2011

Post 419: a general update

Readerlings, I have sad news. Recently my fiance and I have decided not to get married. It was a mutual decision, we are still friends, he i...

13 August 2011

Post 414: a general update

Ah, I seem to have acquired quite a few galleys from NetGalley and a couple of publicists. I'll be tackling a number of those. Someday I...

30 July 2011

Post 409: a general update

So, I went to the library earlier this month and picked up two books. Then I got them home and I was like, hm, I detect a theme. Which promp...

12 July 2011

Post 403: a general update

Meh, my personal life is full of failures and boredom, so let's just skip that. My blog got a whole bunch of hits last month, which was ...

25 June 2011

Post 396: a general update

Oh man, I almost forgot to do a general update again . I think I got a little overwhelmed by all of the offers I've been getting by emai...

07 June 2011

Post 390: a general update

I'm a little slow with this general update. Whoops. I had a huge buffer there for awhile, but if you're following my Goodreads and/...

21 May 2011

Post 384: a general update

So I decided not to blog about the "I Hate the 21st Century" Reader . To be honest, many of the topics covered were startlingly o...

30 April 2011

Post 377: a general update

So I've been in Alabama for over a week now. The public library is not nearly as terrible as I first thought, but it is still much more ...

13 April 2011

Post 371: a general update

If this was on your reader before, please ignore that. I apparently really cannot use a calendar because I was looking at 2012. Yeah. Okay,...

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