Thank you, librarians. We love you! Here are 14 reasons why you should love a librarian.
1. Because they read a lot of books, which tend to make them smart.
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2. Because they are good listeners.
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3. And they know how to give excellent advice. It is, after all, part of their job description.
4. Because they understand the importance of history.
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5. And they tend to have a sophisticated sense of humor.
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6. They also know how to poke fun at themselves.
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7. They are defenders of individuality.
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9. And self-expression.
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10. They also know how to work well with others.
11. And how to tell a good story.
12. By the way, they are pretty fantastic with children.
13. And they take learning seriously.
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14. Because, let’s face it, intelligence is sexy.
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Bruce Sinclair
July 23, 2015, 4:21 pmI am married to a librarian and can vouch for the validity of this list. He said, knowing that from somewhere behind his shoulder she’ll be watching.
Librarians, libraries and rare books are also central characters to a novel I have recently completed, Cringe. See here, for example: https://brucesinclairwriter.wordpress.com/2014/09/26/inspiring-high-crimes-and-meta-data/
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