pickThis was adorable. I loved the puns, and the mystery. Thank you to @WildAlaskaBibliophile for adding this to her #AuldLangSpine list. @monalyisha
pickA beautiful and delightful tribute to art, imagination, creativity and the city of New York. I love to discover dialogue free books, purely visual storytelling, There's such a wealth of possibilities, I feel like there's so much more to explore and experiment with in such a medium that there should be more out there than I've found. Happy to take recommendations!
pickHow to build a museum is the best book on how you can build enthusiasm for museums I have ever read!
My Goodreads year end #wrapup2024 I didn‘t read as much as I usually do, I hit some book slumps this year but overall I‘m glad I just kept going. Stand outs of the year are Rebecca, The God of the Woods, Margo‘s Got Money Troubles and There There.
bailedFirst book of the year and I have struck out 😩. The language was a little too scholarly for me, but it was interesting to look through
pickCouldn't begin to tell you how many times I've shelved this while working in the library and had never read it. Regretting waiting so long. I love dual stories that twist together like this, told in alternating pictures and traditional chapters, that weave together for a full picture. It also has deaf/Deaf representation which I continue to seek out. The author has a wonderful section at the back about education and additional resources.
When I visited the National Gallery, many years ago, this painting by Joseph Wright of Derby stopped me in my tracks. I‘ve never forgotten it. It‘s disturbing but fascinating at the same time.
#ArtMuseum
#DaysDevotedTo
@Eggs
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
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