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Alistair Cooke's America
This is now a Classic and although it goes back quite some time it kept its freshness and immediacy!
One of my school libraries is tiny. This isn't it. This is the nonfiction and reference side. Of course, basic skills and other teachers are usually using the space.
Books I just read: fascinating forensic travels - Beyond the geographical glimpse at the off-limits, off the beaten track China, this book offers many dialogues with a broad range of Chinese fellow travelers. The author has the added advantage of speaking Mandarin.
My Library 📕 📚
I put together a set titled , #Mybooks.
These are #books , #magazines that I have read or will read at some point.
The books are mainly #nonFiction , #history, #biographies , #autobiographys and #historicalevents I found to be #interesting.
This is #myLibrary
An official invitation for the visit of Queen Elizabeth II, the Duke of Edinburgh, and her Royal Highness Princess Anne to the Town Hall in Wollongong on the 10th April 1970. Visit mylibrary.wollongong.nsw.gov.au/
she works for me in the library, and is sitting across from me right now. she said i could take her picture, and put it on flickr....
Amna Tounekti, a 26 year old teacher and member of the “Voix de l’Enfant” association, created with 20 volunteers a library for at-risk students in Tataouine. The location of the project was an under-developed zone of Tataouine in southern Tunisia where many students lack access to literature, quality after-school programs, and a civic cause to engage in. “Maktabi” began its work at the Tounket Primary School and engaged a network of volunteers to lead a book drive to establish a library for students age 6-12 who have no access to library at their state school because of limited finance resources. 120 children at the Tounket primary school in Tataouine, profiting from the project. One bookcase and more than 300 book stories were collected and bought.
“Work team is not a new thing for me as I am used to it through my work with the association “Voix de l’Enfant, but this experience helped me meet committed people, ready to help and to engage in civil activism. I met real leaders; we learned from each other and fortified our skills of leadership. AIC staffers were there to help us with trainings and strategic planning”
The Queen with the then Mayor of Wollongong, Ald. J. J. Kelly during lunch at the Wollongong Memorial Hall on the 11th February 1954. D.T. 12 February 1954. Visit mylibrary.wollongong.nsw.gov.au/