The little paper eating creature from the library. This started as a but I ended up going over the time limit painting it. Has anyone else watched Age of Resistance on Netflix? It's just as great as the 80's film, loved the puppet creatures! 🖌

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Happy Valentines Day! I was so invested on Final Fantasy 8th. Finished the card quest,UFO quest, and other quests including that Shumi tribe and became cupid for Zell and the pigtailed girl from library. Good times. I hate the limit break system tho, trance bar is better.

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🚽 Toilet-bound Hanako-kun

▶️ Episode 6 : https://t.co/Q09xkUgRoO

In search of Hanako's secrets, Nene and Kou enter the fifth Wonder, the 4 O'clock Library.

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Valentine Greatrakes was born in 1628 in Affane A faith healer he cured by laying his hands on sufferers, earning him the name 'the stroker'. He published an account of his work in 1666, and you can find a copy in our
everyone!

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Scottish naturalist made natural history available to all levels of Victorian society by editing the hugely popular We are delighted to offer this collection of books in our 19 Feb sale in - https://t.co/SJ0gIIQznt

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Happy 2nd birthday🎈🎉 2 years of
My illustrations of the day come from a recent find at the local library... the most beautiful of books in many ways by
'The Sea Saw' 💗 🌊🐻

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Unearth aeons of information in the tower's grand library. If only there were some way to read what these books say? 🤔📚
https://t.co/XV5QXnAbw1

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doing the other routes after this one will SUCK so hard now since tomoya won't remember his childhood and Kotomi will remain depressed and alone eating paper in the library...

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it's fun to play once u get the hang of how it works!!! and if u have switch online membership then you can play puyo puyo tsu on the snes library.
i feel like i should mention puyo puyo started out as a very serious & dark series called madou monogatari look at this jump in art

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Birds of the park, and elsewhere..........Nederlandsche vogelen; vogens hunne huishouding, aert, by Cornelis Nozeman and Martinus Houttuyn......1770-1829, from BHL/Ernst Mayer Library.........https://t.co/I8H27gpX0T

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You can download 150,000 (free!) botanical and animal illustrations from the Biodiversity Heritage Library. https://t.co/XLXxPcqq0C

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“Nothing is pleasanter to me than exploring in a library.”
- Walter Savage Landor, English poet & writer (Imaginary Conversations), who was born in 1775

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German botanist and entomologist George Dionysius Ehret was born in 1708. He was also a dab hand at illustration, as can be seen in his work of the 1750s 'Plantae and rariores papiliones', a copy of which is housed at the RHS Lindley Library.

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Half Term
& feed Holiday Meals 🍎 🍇🌮 programme is delivered across borough in February! A success; over 500 enjoyed food this winter break at Thank you , , & .

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Stories make us human & today sends us on a story hunt - and not just in the Library. Ask someone older or younger to share a story with you: a teacher, parent, sibling or friend, with a tale from far in the past or just this morning. (Image: )

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Our celebrations start tomorrow with a special bilingual storytimes at Upper Riccarton Library. It's just one of the many events happening around the city. https://t.co/0TQnDU4SJT ^MT

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Another busy Saturday morning at Central Library. A Bookbug full of lovely songs, rhythms and of course stories. The Splash Panel group being very creative. And all our customers in to borrow a good read.#Bookbug # MakingWaves#Libraries

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Enjoyed this brilliant video of Robert (Bob) McCracken Peck's talk about Edward Lear, his natural history art & links to ZSL. Includes some items in the collections of I am spending part of the trying to catch up on podcasts: https://t.co/ibS4XtBme9

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'The Naturalist’s Library' in the American Geographical Society Library. UWM Libraries is home to three Distinctive Collections and we will be a doing a series of crossover posts highlighting our sibling departments. Learn more: https://t.co/UQTv51Igu9

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