February 14th is Valentine’s Day and more importantly, Library Lovers Day.

I have mentioned previously how much I have always appreciated my local Library, from the days when the daughters were tots and they would participate in craft sessions during school holidays, to book clubs, and twenty five years later taking little Harry Kilom to enjoy Baby Time, where he could sing songs and listen to a story.

With retirement one of my fondest pleasures has been meandering around the Library shelving units in search of the perfect book/s, sipping on a coffee whilst flipping through pages and simply enjoying some “Me” time. At this stage I’m still ordering books online so that I only have to run in and out to collect my reads but fingers crossed that will change sooner rather than later.
The Sunshine Coast Libraries ( to the north of Brisbane) have instigated something interesting fondly known as the 10 Seats, 10 Stories, in 10 Parks program. In ten different parks around the Sunshine Coast is a designated seat highlighting a children’s story as a way to promote a love of reading and literacy. There is even a map available if you want to follow the trail.

The Little Community Library is prepped for Valentine’s Day with its #blinddatewithabook promotion. Thank you to those who donated near new books for the project.❤️

And remember :

Wonderful! What a beautiful project for Valentine’s Day. I believe libraries of any size are the most amazing treasure troves in the world.
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I believe Ipswich has a Library designated just for children. I’de love to investigate for myself.
Enjoy your week 🙂
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What a great idea! And it doesn’t get much better than books and coffee😊
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Books and coffee ( or a pot of tea) work for me. Hope you are the tribe are enjoying one or both☕️
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We most definitely are! Thanks!😊
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💗💗libraries
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Where would we be without them……
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Ooh – I love the “Blind Date with a Book” concept. I might ask our library about it here.
Libraries have really evolved, haven’t they? They’re so much fun, now, and not the dire No Eating And No Talking places I remember as a kid.
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I remember Libraries the same way you do : they were more a punishment that a place of fun. When my Dad used to say ” I’ll take you to the Library” I was immediately fearful. Funny when you look back…….
Next up, coming up ith an Easter promotion for the Little Library. 😁
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