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The Globe’s top 23 Canadian fiction books of the year

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From www.theglobeandmail.com - December 21, 2012 1:42 PM

The Globe’s Books team is sent thousands of books every year: novels and poetry, mysteries and histories, memoirs and coffee-table books, erotica, exotica, graphic novels, self-published books, books sophisticated and crude, even textbooks. From this rich array we select only the most promising for reviews - and then only those that wowed our professional readers for our annual 100 list. Herewith, the fiction titles reviewers couldn’t put down, couldn’t stop talking about, and insist you stock up on, too.

 

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Library as Platform: Unlocking the Potential of Our Communities

From vimeo.com - November 13, 2012 8:30 AM
Our buildings matter. Our services matter. But they don’t matter on their own, and we do not determine their value – that is a job for the community.

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The Children's Library of the Future

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From 21stcenturyanalogboy.wordpress.com - February 24, 2012 10:42 AM

The Children's Interactive Library in Aarhus, Denmark is a fine example of a library's ability to adapt and innovate to meet the growing needs of 21st century kids. The Library is based on the idea that kids want to do more than just receive information quietly and passively. Not only do youngsters want to see, touch and interact with their environment – they want to help shape it.


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