So now I've read a book online. I downloaded Call of the Wild from Netlibrary and read it again (I read it years ago in high school). This wasn't a complicated exercise, creating an account was easier than creating an e-mail account. Searching seemed easy to do as long as you have a specific item in mind to search for. Browsing the catalog could take a while. Also, using this site for a while and searching for both e-books and e-audiobooks will make easier to explain to customers the difference between the two, since both are available though this service. The chart is going to come in handy for that, too, since we can hand it out to customers. Thanks to Amy and the CLP Film and Audio Department for creating this useful tool!

Hi, this is my first post for 23 Things. The exercises have been good so far, but it still seems like there is so much to learn. I am curious, though, rather than intimidated. I have a blog on our library's website (Bethel Park) for my mystery book clubs, but would really like to learn how to do more with it, as well as becoming familiar with other new resources.

Linda Z.