Jordan and Kortnie

Jordan and Kortnie
Established May 26, 2007

Jayden David

Jayden David
Est. August 28, 2008

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Est. October 22, 2009

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Friday, August 20, 2010

Nerd Alert!!!!!!

In my previous blog I wrote about Her Mother's Hope. I just finished it this morning! It didn't have the ending I was expecting, but it still leaves me anxious to get my hands on the sequel.. which doesn't come out until September, but I am second on the list at the library to get it! :)

This Summer I ventured over to the library in our town for the first time to take the kids to Story Time. I really enjoyed getting out of the house and doing something fun with them that's focused for their age. The library is really fun for kids. They have an entire area dedicated to them with toys, movies, books and games. Our library isn't super big, but it's new! I honestly haven't been in a library in a very long time... besides the CFNI library, which I only went a couple times and it wasn't to read books (it was for other school projects which we ended up going to Panera Bread to finish).

Anyways, I think the library is probably one of the greatest places. A. It's free. Except for late fees, you don't have to pay for anything! You can check out DVDs, audio books, regular books, etc. and you don't have to pay a dime. It doesn't cost anything to get a library card, it's all free! (even story times). B. You get DVDs for a week and books for 3 weeks. The library isn't Blockbuster, but they have a wide variety of movies. Even though our library is small, if they don't have the book you want, they borrow it from another library.

I really appreciate the library and the fact that it has so much to offer. I will be taking full advantage of it from now on. :)

What are some of your favorite books??? I may add them to my reading list...