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In Germany, Auriculas are a symbol of home. Bear's Ear Primula, Magdalena Bouchard, ca. 1773–1793. From Hortus Romanus, vol. 1, Massachusetts Horticultural Society Library.

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2020-03-27

One Step From Eden from is as close to perfect as any game has the right to be. You owe yourself the kindness of adding it to your games library. https://t.co/Y4F9lxp6hW

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2020-03-25

Robinia pseudoacacia

Hundreds of Atlas scans in ScansLibrary.
You can become a member and download free assets.

https://t.co/cK26PUTGpE


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2020-03-22

Bots and the park: old fruit pictures, bot tweeting random images from the pomological watercolor collection in the USDA's national agricultural library..........https://t.co/JdgKfvoqlp

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2020-03-21

Happy Spring! 📷Colored engraving, title page of "A Wreath from the Woods of Carolina," Mary Ann Bryan Mason, 1859. Rare Books Collection. Government & Heritage Library. Mary Ann Bryan Mason, 1st woman in NC to have written & illustrated a children's book.

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2020-03-20

Journey Into Mystery 111 (Dec 1964) Script: Pencils: Inks: Vince Colletta. I loved these short tales of and they prompted me to read the Norse tales in my school library. 20+ years later I found that same edition.

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2020-03-19

Learn guitar with Lynda. Cook up something new with Cloud Cookbooks. Watch an animated story with your little one. Practice a new language. Read popular magazines. Welcome to our E-Library. Its many shelves of free online tools are yours to explore, 24/7. https://t.co/rnoWJNxSQ2

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2020-03-18

Talking pigs and pampered boy kings in Killing Red Sonja A first look and review by Bob Freeman @ Paint Monk's Library. https://t.co/vI0K4I4s4p

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2020-03-18

We are currently compiling examples of emergency relief and organizing specific to artists/art communities—in & beyond. Can you drop a link/info below if you’ve got it?

[image: Jose Williams’ “East 63rd Street,” courtesy of the IIT Paul Galvin Library.]

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2020-03-18

The Bookbug Hunt has started at Kilmacolm Library. There are 8 hiding in the library. Do you think you can find them all? You can also sign up for The Bookbug Library Challenge in any Inverclyde Libraries.

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2020-03-13

So many kind donations via our Amazon wish list for a Library. 18 books already on their way to school. Very much appreciated. We’ve added a few more that have been suggested on twitter. Help if you can.

https://t.co/4rsnsaXrIZ

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2020-03-12

Pierre Jean François Turpin was born in 1775. He learned botany from his collaborator Pierre Antoine Poiteau, but taught himself how to draw; and he didn’t do too bad a job judging by these fine examples held in the Lindley Library.

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2020-03-11

Trying to challenge myself to draw daily—and use the weird brushes I never knew existed in my library.

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2020-03-11

Some extremely brutal caricatures of women appear on these postcards from the collections at Glasgow Women’s Library.
https://t.co/enKMdsNtpm

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2020-03-09

"Breathing book molecules helps you write. It’s a fact." on going to the library. https://t.co/8DGfiE7fHh

(Free, print-ready posters: https://t.co/qrTpnJZCxO)

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2020-03-03

Illustrations from "Introduction to the Study of Conchology" (1825) by Charles Wodarch. Photos via Biodiversity Heritage Library.

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2020-03-03