A Crisis of Violence and Abuse, and More Library News

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Katie’s parents never told her “no” when she asked for a book, which was the start of most of her problems. She has an MLIS from the University of Illinois and works full time as a Circulation & Reference Manager in Illinois. She has a deep-rooted love of all things disturbing, twisted, and terrifying and takes enormous pleasure in creeping out her coworkers. When she’s not at work, she’s at home watching the Cubs with her cats and her cardigan collection. Other hobbies include scrapbooking, introducing more readers to the Church of Tana French, and convincing her husband that she can, in fact, fit more books onto her shelves.

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Here are the updates that have been floating around in Library Land recently. We have newly renovated library branches, adaptation news, and an unfortunately accurate article from The New York Times about how librarians are dealing with increased levels of abuse and violence.

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A number of libraries are reopening after significant renovations: the 125th St. Branch in Harlem, the Denver Public Library Central Branch, and the Bentonville Public Library in Arkansas.

Librarians Face a Crisis of Violence And Abuse



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Therese Hardin is the fashion, travel, arts, and automotive news writer for Fashion Digital-News. She started her career in journalism after graduating from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in journalism. Outside of work, she enjoys reading and cooking food from around the world.

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