Wellington City Librariesさんのイラストまとめ

Want some cool tips for entertaining kids while self-isolating? Check out this link which includes how to access a daily doodle class with the awesome Mo Willems of Don't Let The Pigeon Drive the Bus fame! https://t.co/Zo6LJhTj0Q @lithub

If you lean more 'I' than 'E' on the Myers-Briggs; here's 16 titles for you.
https://t.co/anYpUK0csO via @EpicReads

A summery snap, for when Wellington's weather is anything but 🙃 This is a postcard of Days Bay jetty in c. 1905; find it on our Recollect site: https://t.co/dNuRDzHIAY #ThrowbackThursday

The year was 1955. Sidney Holland was PM, "Rock Around the Clock" was on the radio, & in Wellington's Central Library the mechanical guillotine was operated by none other than Sam Coleman...
https://t.co/KRPl2Spzbh

"I have chosen to no longer be apologetic for my femaleness and my femininity. And I want to be respected in all of my femaleness because I deserve to be.”
― Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

Recent Literature for International Women’s Day:
https://t.co/CHpZdE56MJ

"It Takes Two to Tango".
Start your weekend with this delightfully literary sketchbook.
https://t.co/EChpdGyX3R via @nytimesbooks

A review of Chuck Palahnuik's latest book, Consider This, by Heidi North: https://t.co/lQGQrOhEs3 Place your reserve here! https://t.co/eFbujHEStT

Mōrena Pōneke! Kohūnga Kōrero, our te reo Māori bilingual story time, is on this morning at Waitohi at 10.30am. Join us for pakiwaitara, rotarota, and waiata. All welcome, no matter your level of te reo Māori - these are fun, relaxed sessions. Info here: https://t.co/udp2IYPKfE

How about a short story for your Sunday afternoon? Follow the link to read Bear by Naomi Ishiguro https://t.co/LUc9malypc

Let Overdrive ebooks help you live your best life. Our latest curated list includes titles to help you with everything from healthy eating and exercise to the power of positive thought: https://t.co/Hvyuvo4CqH