Notes on July 2013

by Travis Jonker | Blogs
Aug 01, 2013 | Filed in Blogs
In July… …we said “huh?” in the best possible way. The Wildest Children’s Books of 2013 have a way of making you do that. …I fake rode a horse. The American Library Association Annual Conference got the Instagram recap treatment in three parts: Part I Part II Part III …I went away to Nerdcamp. I [...]

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In July…

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…we said “huh?” in the best possible way.

The Wildest Children’s Books of 2013 have a way of making you do that.

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…I fake rode a horse.

The American Library Association Annual Conference got the Instagram recap treatment in three parts:

Part I

Part II

Part III

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…I went away to Nerdcamp.

I have two hopes:

1. That I can attend next year.

2. That the “unconference” model continues to spread.

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…we bought a house.

We’re shooting for an early September move to the new place (it’s only about 15 minutes away). Time to dismantle the Caldecott shelf. It seems like just yesterday it went up.

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