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High Praise For All Librarians and Teachers Everywhere by Randolph R. Camp
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Writer Randolph R Camp expressing his appreciation for teachers and librarians everywhere.
Now that summer is here and school is out, please take a moment to visit your local public library. Librarians, teachers, and literacy advocates are some of the most dedicated and passionate people I know. I love to honor them whenever I can just to show how much I really appreciate the work that they do. The library card is the most important card in my wallet, for sure. As you take steps to achieving your goals, the library can be an excellent way to start your journey. A lot of libraries have excellent Summer Reading Programs for all ages. Reading is a great way to brighten a child's life. The Raising Readers Organization of Story County played a major role in erecting this Little Free Library, which is located at Moore Memorial Park in Ames, Iowa. It honors my daughter Randie 'Dani' Camp, who poured her heart and soul into teaching the importance of literacy. Whatever you do this summer, please make a visit to your local library.
My grandmother read every book in three small town libraries. I got a library card when I was six and even used library books through my higher education rather than buying them to put on the shelf, never to be opened again.
Unfortunately, the only time I've gone to my local library has been to drop off my books and to vote when it was my polling place for a few years.
Wonderful! I love the library!! Just received three San Francisco Library notices each with amazing things happening.
I gave a talk at a library about my upcoming book
and it was an incredible experience.
Thanks for your post!
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Unfortunately, the only time I've gone to my local library has been to drop off my books and to vote when it was my polling place for a few years.
My library now is mostly online.
Ron
I gave a talk at a library about my upcoming book
and it was an incredible experience.
Thanks for your post!