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Lynda.com (Linked In Learning) offer for public libraries
Minitex is excited to announce a new partnership with Lynda.com (soon to be “LinkedIn Learning”), offering access to the online learning platform for public libraries. There will be an 8-week opt-in period that ends March 22.
Read This Book! — Free ebooks for all Minnesotans!
Here’s a New Year’s Resolution for you: Read all of the books you can — and keep them as long as you want — from Ebooks Minnesota.
Read This Book! — Two books for Sherlock Holmes fans
Sherlock Holmes expert Tim Johnson recommends two books to give to Sherlock Holmes fans: “About Sixty: Why Every Sherlock Holmes Story is the Best,” and “About Being a Sherlockian,” both edited by Christopher Redmond.
Read This Book! — Minnesota cookie recipes and Somali American cookbook
Megan Kocher reviewed “The Great Minnesota Cookie Book” and “Soo Fariista,” a Somali American cookbook, on this installment of Read This Book! from the University of Minnesota Libraries.
Read This Book! — “American Music”
Music Librarian Jessica Abbazio recommends “American Music” by Annie Leibovitz as a book to give as a gift on this installment of Read This Book! from the University of Minnesota Libraries.
Read This Book! — “The Shakespeare Requirement,” featuring Julie Schumacher
Lisa Von Drasek interviews Julie Schumacher — author of “Dear Committee Members” and “The Shakespeare Requirement” — in this installment of Read This Book! from the University of Minnesota Libraries.
Read This Book! — “Revenge of the Nerd”
Tim Johnson reviews “Revenge of the Nerd: Or . . . The Singular Adventures of the Man Who Would Be Booger” by Curtis Armstrong, in this edition of Read This Book! from the University of Minnesota Libraries.
Ojibwe Ebooks Minnesota Collection
Read beautifully illustrated Ojibwe stories in the Ebooks Minnesota collection! The books, created by Grassroots Indigenous Multimedia, are based on Ojibwe conversational archives with elders.
Read This Book! — “Dread Nation”
Written by Justina Ireland, “Dread Nation” represents a stunning vision of an America both foreign and familiar — a country on the brink, at the explosive crossroads where race, humanity, and survival meet.
Read This Book! — “Breakfast with Beatrice”
“Breakfast with Beatrice” and “Original Scandinavian Recipes” were featured on this installment of Read This Book!