Librarians are not just keepers of books; they are the heart and soul of community engagement. The relationships librarians forge with their communities play a key role in shaping the… read more →
To thrive in the 21st century, libraries actively engage with their patrons, understand their unique requirements, and adapt their offerings accordingly. Let’s look at how tailoring library services to community… read more →
Unlit: Burnout in Librarians We’ve all been there at least once. The day has been frustrating, an endless parade of ridiculousness, and your choice of beverage isn’t helping. There are… read more →
There are thousands of libraries worldwide, each serving its community as well as it can. Some are massive, like the Library of Congress, and others are small, like the Lake… read more →
Directors Dilemma: Facing the Communities They Serve Library directors worldwide have a target on their backs regarding anything happening at the library which community members don’t like. From risque titles… read more →
Fines have been part of checking out library books for generations. In many cases, these fines would become significant as the items were not returned after weeks, months, or even… read more →
As a dog owner for over 20 years, I have recently been reminded of a pet’s unique companionship. Many people who used to work in offices would have to leave… read more →
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed herein are solely that of the author and not LibLime or its affiliates. We’ve all had a manager who is either excellent and leaves a lasting… read more →
In 2020 the phrase Essential Worker came into existence. Suddenly the jobs in several industries became clearly vital. They were often taken for granted before but became very needed. I’m… read more →
At the recent ALA convention, one session was dedicated to the attack on Ukraine and how the libraries have dealt with their current circumstances. The speakers stated these attacks on… read more →