Long Overdue (haha get it?) Post

Sorry it's been so long since I posted here! This has been a crazy semester but I'm done with school now so I can spend more time writing here and planning more fun things to do at the library!

To start with, the junior high has early release today and tomorrow so we'll be smushing (technical term) into the teeny tiny Local History Room to watch your favorite show and mine: Doctor Who! We'll be starting at the beginning episode one series one (series= British speak for season). For those of you who have watched series 1-4 here's a preview for this year's Christmas special (will be showing on BBC America they day after Christmas aka Boxing Day in England)

Also, a new video from author John Green, in which he answers many questions:

And Maureen Johnson's cheap yet awesome gift-giving guide for the holiday season!

Okay, see you soon!
Sti

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