I have a lot of “favourite” RPL programs and services but the Read Together Regina program where every baby born in Regina receives a book bag, a couple
[I’ve been thinking about this post since Jeff announced his retirement, plugging away at this post for a few weeks since his replacement was named and his final
I’ve spoken to a number of people recently who were leaving their organization – moving to another organization in a different industry, moving to another organization in the
A much younger, hipper coworker saw me in the hall before the library opened and said “Happy September 21st to all who celebrate!” I was like “Huh?” and
I was *very* fortunate that my first job at Regina Public Library was in an HR role dedicated to change management, organizational culture and staff training. RPL was
The “Open Book” is a combination AirB&B and bookstore in Scotland where guests can spend their visit running the bookstore below the apartment!
Luckily, if you work in a library, all reading is work-related! 😉 I hate when people at work ask you what books you are reading for professional development.
Had incredibly busy day at the Sherwood Branch on Saturday – getting to know a newly hired Branch Manager who was on site, dealing with some scheduling blips,
WEBSITES FOR BOOK LOVERS: 1. goodreads. com — track every book you've ever read.2. literaturemap. com — find authors similar to ones you love.3. whichbook. net — mood-based
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