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Anna Gooding-Call

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Erstwhile librarian. Sometime wordsmith. Dashing. Convivial. Often writes as A.M. Call. He/They
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Mental Health in the Library

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By Anna Gooding-Call
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Cultivating positive mental health, self-care, and mindfulness in our libraries can be a challenge. The following books provide support for patrons and staff in this critical area. Recipes for Mindfulness in Your Library: Supporting Resilience and Community Engagement Edited by Madeleine Charney, Jenny Colvin, and Richard Moniz Mindfulness is an accelerating trend in libraries, and this title is a great start for those interested in joining in.
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How To Make Inter-Library Loan Really Work for You

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By Anna Gooding-Call
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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. OverDrive Use American Rescue Plan Act funds to expand your digital collection Team OverDrive has compiled resources to help you easily navigate ARPA funding requirements for digital content and answer questions you may have. Get the most out of ARPA funding for your library with our ARPA resources hub, which includes FAQs, training, and recommended lists.
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A Librarian's Perspective on E-Lending

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By Anna Gooding-Call
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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. There are very few things that will divide readers as strongly as the ebook/print book debate. Once upon a time, librarians were just like that: either print purists or digital radicals. Even right up until the pandemic, patrons of libraries tended to be somewhat unaware that library ebooks existed at all.
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