I am adding my favorite books to Shelfari at
http://www.shelfari.com/mkhenry/shelf. Authors I have enjoyed reading in recent years are Laura Kalpakian, Adam McCall Smith and Larry McMurtry. I discovered audio books for long drives.
California State University-Northridge
Northridge,California
Graduated: N/A
Major: Reference Librarian Science Bibliographer
Clubs: I am a reference librarian at California State University, Northridge. I did my graduate work at University of Chicago, and I was an undergraduate at Douglass College, Rutgers University, in New Jersey many years ago. My children attended El Camino High School in Woodland Hills, and now they are both graduates of USC.
1985 to Present
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Hello to all my BFMSFs,
Throughout pop culture history, team ups have often been an effective tool for making people think you are way cooler then you actually might be. Off the top of my head I can think of several legendary team ups:
Bill and Ted
Ren and Stimpy
Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney
Beavis and Butthead
Cheech and Chong
David Bowie and Queen
Tom and Jerry
Heck, even Harold and Kumar come to mind.
And now, here to melt your brains with our powerful and savory blends of Pop, comes:
BRENDAN AND RAYA. With our bands combined, your ear holes will never be the same. I hope you will come witness this star studded occasion for yourself.
BrEndAn's BAnd + Raya Yarbrough
@ the Hotel Cafe
Saturday November 22nd @ 8PM
1623 1/2 N. Cahuenga Blvd.
$12 :: 21+
Happy Holidays,
BrEndAn
And why do libraries make such good friends? Well, they just love to share and they cooperate and they keep you informed and ... The list just goes on and on.
Thanks for the add! Rutgers? Originally an east coaster?
The Brooklyn College Library (That’s our title, but don’t forget to drop off the initial article when searching for us in CUNY+!)
I LOVE libraries! If you’re looking for books to add to your collection, I hope you will consider adding mine. The River and Divine Intervention are great for your mystery/suspense section, and Whale Song is perfect for general fiction, women’s fiction and YA. Whale Song is also being used in many book clubs—women and teens. I hope to visit your library one day.
