Top Tweets of the Week

What a week!  Day of Dialog was a great start with Karin Slaughter, John Lithgow, a host of excellent panel speakers and amazing librarians.  Then BEA with more amazing librarians, Read-alike talks and Book Buzzes.  It all left me with a surreal feeling: my job is to read books, talk about them to librarians, and hopefully get them as excited as I am about some of them!  Seriously…that is for real what I do for a living. How lucky can a girl get??  Ok, enough babbling…enjoy your long weekends, lovelies!  

Tweets ahoy!

ALALibrary Every Child Ready to Read | http://ow.ly/52Ivh New website now available!

PublishersWkly BEA 2011: Hitting the Floor Running http://bit.ly/kqhkKx

TheLiB 18 Usability Resources for Librarians: bit.ly/mlFswz

LibraryJournal At BEA, librarians have some kind words for HarperCollins http://bit.ly/lap89I Panel discusses challenges of ebooks

ALALibrary RT @copyrightclear: NYTimes: E-Business Is the Buzz at Book Fair http://nyti.ms/l3vB2Y

LesaHolstine  Why Don't More Authors and Publishers "Get" Libraries? – http://loudpoet.com/2011/05/25/why-dont-more-authors-and-publishers-get-libraries/

ShelfAwareness In today's issue: Lots more from #BEA11–the big books, news, photos, panels & more http://bit.ly/iCtPsM

MacmillanLib No question there. none. zero. RT @penguinlibrary: @Macmillanlib: Nancy Pearl and librarians ROCK. (editor’s note: word!)

MLAoffice Couraud: "It's very good news for the library community" http://bit.ly/jK4LTV via @HeraldPalladium #advocacy

-Annie

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