Abby Hargreaves is a New Hampshire native living and working as a Children’s Librarian in Washington, D.C. She fulfills the gamut of the librarian stereotype with a love of cats, coffee, and crocheting (and likes a good run of alliteration). Her MLIS degree enjoys the company of a BA in English from Hollins University, making Abby an advocate of women's universities. Her favorite color is yellow.
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While the American Library Association is an advocate for diversity and inclusion, their classic READ posters leave something to be desired.
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We bet you can't make it through these "accidental" (but hilarious) sticker placements without laughing at a few of them.
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Wordless picture books emphasize art, provide important literacy skill building opportunities for young children, and are a great source for imagination.
As I’ve broadened my reading, I’ve run into the problem of whether I should rate books by literary value, content, or entertainment value.