Chris’ Library World

Meet James Patterson, virtually.

October 24, 2014
Meet James Patterson, virtually.

Meet James Patterson.  Now he’s a man most people have at least heard of, if not by reading one of his books, then by watching a film or television movie based on one of his books.  He’s the world’s best-selling author since 2001 and to say Mr. Patterson is a prolific writer would be an understatement.  He publishes at least…

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A record year for the libraries

February 21, 2013

Chris’ Library World. A blog by Chris Bacon. Well, it’s February 2013 already and after a month of reflection I’d like to look back at 2012 and remember it fondly. Perhaps examine and share some of the highlights from the Mason County Libraries historic record breaking busiest year ever. And I thought what better way to do this then with…

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The library staff’s top 10

December 18, 2012
The library staff’s top 10

Chris’ Library World, a blog by Chris Bacon. A few weeks ago I offered up some resolutions I thought library patrons could do to help make their (mine) library visit more enjoyable for them (me). Well, to be fair I am now serving up some resolutions for the library staff to put forth and attempt to accomplish to make your…

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The library top 10

November 9, 2012
The library top 10

‘Tis the season to start going to the library even more often than you previously did because frankly it is just too darn cold outside to do anything else. So here are the top 10 ways to make your library season visit more enjoyable (at least for me anyway). Check your shoes. Dirt, mud, or smelly stuff stuck to the…

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Chris’ Library World: Magazines

October 12, 2012
Chris’ Library World: Magazines

So there I was one day eagerly anticipating my sister bringing over my niece for a play date. Now that she can walk and has developed some hand eye coordination she’s a lot more fun to play with. I had all her favorite toys out, my running shoes on, and some band aids on hand in case our basketball game…

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