Book review...

In this book Ms. Strawberry tells about things that have happen to her. Her topics range from cheating boyfriends, trouble on the job, mother-in-law issues, and money problems. Her honesty when responding to the "Strawberry Letter" portion of the morning show has been a huge success. Ms. Strawberry's book gives women a motivational guide, inspiration, and down to earth messages that says get up, get out, and be your best. We all have faced the challenges of love and relationships, the highs and lows of dating, marriage, and breakups either directly or indirectly. Overall through this book Ms. Strawberry wants women to find balance, faith and acceptance. 

Advocating for my library

Library Advocacy

To advocate is to plead in favor of or to support, promote, and defend publicly, and advocacy is a system or discipline of organized support, promotion, and defense of a cause, an association, or an institution in the public arena. In the world of libraries, advocacy has come to mean two things—the public, organized support and promotion of individual libraries or individual library services and the public, organized support of libraries in general or of library issues and causes. I can advocate for my library by promoting library programs, collaborating with teachers, and training on district provided databases with teachers, administrators, and students.

7 Things 2.0

Hi, everyone. My name is Raquel Hewitt. I will be at split between 2 schools this year; MLK and Starks. I am taking this class online this summer because I want/need to learn how to utilize more technology into my daily routine. I want to learn so I can teach those around me.