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Shameless Bragging.

This is Michaela.

She's been coming to my YA programs at the library since....since I became the Young Adult librarian, basically. Among other things she's been a book pirate, Professor Trelawney, Table Wrangler, Marshmallow Archer, Maker of Miraculous Yarn Creations, a great friend and an inspiration. 

She just finished her first year at George Washington University in Washington DC and is leaving in a few minutes to go to GHANA to teach people about water purification with Community Water Solutions.   

Her last stop before leaving? The library. How awesome is that? Almost as awesome as Michaela.

You can follow her adventures in Ghana on her blog The Wandering Texan.

Hey Michaela, 

DFTBA, Sti

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