It’s been 3 months since this blog started and 30 posts later we’re delighted to say it’s been read by 3,500 people just like you.
We wanted to say thank you. Thank you for connecting with us and helping to share the stories behind Leith Library.
Read on to discover which posts got the most views in 2012 but first, here are some links from people who featured us online.
Leith’s Reader in Residence spreads the word for Book Week
Rebecca Gordon from STV interviewed me about what we were doing Book Week and the Leith Library Residency
Book Week Scotland at Leith Library
We loved celebrating book week Scotland in Leith. I wrote a summary of what we got up to on my blog.
Leith Library launches Festive Furballs competition
And the winner of the Festive Furball pet competition is?
We were delighted when Laura Piper from STV featured the launch and winners of our Festive Furballs competition. Thanks to everyone who sent in pictures of Christmas pets!
Introducing Leith Library’s Reader in Residence
Edinburgh City Libraries blog Tales of One City featured an introduction to the Leith Library Reader in Residence.
Are you ever too old to have new experiences?
Marianne Wheelaghan wrote about her Aunty Sue’s visit to the Memories of Leith event at the Library for Book Week and she wrote about the memories that were triggered off after being interviewed here in the library.
Drum roll please….
Here are the posts that got the most views in 2012
1 Pooch of the Month
2 Leith Docks in the Sixties: Marianne Wheelaghan
3 Veggies in the Library
4 Leith Library Knit Scotland
5 Halloween Sing Along with Bookbug
What was your favourite?
Wow! So much in three short months! What am amazing achievement for you and Leith Library! Well done to you, Emily, and the clever Leith Library folks! And thanks again for inviting me to share my memories of Leith for Book Week Scotland. It was one of the highlights of last year for me – and Aunty Sue
Very much looking forward to reading future posts and visiting my favourite library in 2013!
Thanks loads Marianne, it’s wonderful to have you connected with the library and very honoured to be your favourite library too, hurrah! (: