The vintage image is a WPA (Work Projects Administration) poster circa 1940. The commemorative print features a graphic design to promote reading and library use for children.
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Monday, January 4, 2010
January Is Great For Reading
The vintage image is a WPA (Work Projects Administration) poster circa 1940. The commemorative print features a graphic design to promote reading and library use for children.
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Agree, wholeheartedly. Have a book to finish,a new book to start and a couple that should be here soon. Hope the eyes hold up!!!!
Marilyn
You said it exactly right--I also love this time of year, with the hubbub of the holidays behind us, and days forced indoors(for the most part)--perfect time to stay in and putter about,
and read(yay!) and simply enjoy one's home and more relaxed pace.
Excellent design on that old WPA poster--you don't see sleds like those(in the poster art) around much any more, but libraries themselves are still around.
I love these short gray cold days. They give me an excuse to stay in my jammies for far too long each day, also to drink too many cups of hot cocoa and best of all, the opportunity to read endlessly if I so choose. I'm starting on a very long book, Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell, thank goodness for winter hibernation.
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