This morning went into a city by train. Had black coffee and cake in a new coffee shop.
I went to the big library and ended up asking two library staff to find a mon fiction book for me. Apparently someone shelved it in the wrong place. Eventually they found the book and corrected the shelving record.
I was finding the local library hasn't got the turnover and very small. I'll still request books.
I did two suggested purchases for the llibrary.
Had lunch in the library and had crossiant with scrambled eggs and tea. On my way home I bought Sainsbury's 100% caffeine free tea bags.
I love the library, could spend hours just browsing the shelves. I am lucky enough to live where there are about 5 libraries I can access. Sometimes I return one book but then leave with 10.. haha.
'Salacious, candid, funny and shocking. The book captures the anarchy of sudden celebrity' --The Independent
- your current reading selection sounds promising as a reminiscence; exploring the lives of some straight-talking characters (whose lives often seemed to reflect the chaotic and rambunctious era that was: the 1990s music industry).
The local library is cramped and smaller than before. During the school holidays there is the summer reading challenge where you read books and collect stickers. At the end you get a medal. Roll on September as the library should be quieter. What books do you like to read? Unfortunately the local library turnover for new books is every 2 months.
I'd found it tiring but really enjoyed looking at the bigger selection of the books. I'll still use the smaller library in my local town to collect books and occasionally use. The cafe does strong coffee and a glass of water was ideal.
