Support Your Library

The 2009 Support Your Local Library Challenge is being hosted over at J. Kaye's Book Blog and I'm so excited to join in! Since I tend to over commit myself I am going to stick with twenty-five this time around. And since we can include all books, I'll be including the ones I read with the babies. We'll see how many we actually get to since we just signed up for our library card in September after a 10 year hiatus! I thought it would be a good time to get my three little ones interested in going to the library. We've been going almost every week since, so this challenge will be fun to keep track of what we've been reading.

Click on over for the complete run down of the guidelines. And check back often for new books added to the list.

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Happy Reading!

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Anonymous said…

Wanted to stop in and welcome you to this challenge. If you haven't already, feel free to join us at the Yahoo Groups where others are participating in this challenge as well as others.

Tuesday, December 9, 2008 at 3:47:00 PM CST

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