Director’s Corner
Whose Library Is It?
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Come as you are.
Director’s Corner
Enthusiasts, Experts, and Know-it-alls
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Do you know your way around a sewing machine? An Instant Pot? Do you do your own bike repair? Have you mastered your bonsai tree? Or maybe you just learned how to play the mandolin, or like to yodel for a captive audience.
Director’s Corner
The Holidays
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The holidays – those two words can spark many different feelings for people.
Director’s Corner
What is a Librarian?
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“Do you get to just read all day?” “So are you all volunteers?”
Director’s Corner
Welcome to the Library
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This is a phrase I have been hearing a lot lately, along with its variations: Welcome to the Kent Memorial Library, Welcome to Suffield.
Director’s Corner
Ukrainian Libraries: In the Line of Duty
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Ukrainian libraries, the ones which still exist, are answering more than reference questions.
Director’s Corner
The First Book Banned in America
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The first book banned in America was written in 1637 by Thomas Morton.
Director’s Corner
Where the Wild Things Are
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“The night Max wore his wolf suit and made mischief of one kind and another his mother called him ‘WILD THING!’ and Max said, ‘I’LL EAT YOU UP!’ so he was sent to bed without eating anything.”
Director’s Corner
The Lusty Month of May
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Tra la, it’s May, the lusty month of May. That lovely month when everyone goes blissfully astray.
Director’s Corner
Book Fools
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In Roman times, in the first and second centuries, A.D., the rich collected scrolls. Seneca, a Roman philosopher, himself a writer of scrolls, labeled these dilettante scroll collectors as status seekers.