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Starting Out Right: Nurturing Young Children As Peacemakers by Kathleen McGinnis
Be angry, but don't blow it : maintaining your passion without losing your cool by Lisa Bevere
No Nukes: Everyone's Guide to Nuclear Power by Anna Gyorgy
Raising Children in a Difficult Time a Philosophy of Parental Leadership & High Ideals by M. D. Dr. Benjamin Spock
Worship in Song: A Friends Hymnal by Frances N. Beer
Now is the time to love, by John M Drescher
Quakers in Fiction: Annotated Bibliography, Indexed by Anna B. Caulfield
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I just sent you an invitation to join the group called "Friends (Quaker) Meeting Libraries of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting."
There are two Quaker groups in LibraryThing that I think our PYM MM Librarians might especially want to join, and I hope that you will want to join both of them. I started the one called "Friends (Quaker) Meeting Libraries of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting." I want to gather all PYM meetings that are joining LibraryThing so that we can all easily see who has joined, and also so that we can compare our local collections and concerns.
There is another Quaker group in LibraryThing called "Quaker Meeting Libraries" which has been more lively than our local group, and includes all meeting libraries, internationally. It is a delightfully active arena for communication--sending messages and discussing concerns. But I still want you to join the PYM one also so that we can see who we are.
I have sent you the invitation. All you need to do to join is click on "accept" the invitation and you will be in. If you have questions about this you are welcome to call me. LibraryThing offers so many messaging opportunities that it can be a little confusing. 215-241-7219. --Rita
posted by PYMLibrary at 9:13 am (EST) on Nov 7, 2008