Ms. Susan, the BEST Librarian ~ZL & IV

Ms. Susan is an amazing librarian at the Baldwin Public Library! Ms. Susan runs most of the book clubs at the Baldwin Library, both for the older kids and the little tiny 3 year olds! She also helps judge  the Battle of the Books, pictured below. “I like Ms. Susan,” said Macy, a constant library visitor, “She’s nice and she’s very helpful!” Ms. Susan helps the community by working with and helping kids, and helping at the library. Not many people know much about Ms. Susan, but that will change after you have read this!

Ms. Susan grew up in Royal Oak, Michigan, which is about 45 minutes from where she went to collage at the University of Michigan, in Ann Arbor. Ms. Susan worked at a toy store before she became a librarian. She didn’t like working at the toy store because she thought all the kids there were crazy! Ms. Susan would have liked to be a singer, IF she had a ‘good voice’. She said, “So it’s coincidental that I do the Sing and Tell program for the little kids at the library.” Ms. Susan currently runs a lot of the book clubs at the library, and ‘loves reading and wants to share it with others’. She also said, “My favorite part about being a librarian is meeting new people through book clubs.”

Ms. Susan likes books (Obviously!) she doesn’t have a favorite book, but she does have two favorite genres. “I like biographies and travel books,” she said, “They’re very interesting.” Ms. Susan also hopes that 5 years in the future, she’s still be working at the library, but she also hopes to visit more interesting landmarks and other places in the next 5 years. She might even win 1 million dollars in the next five years.  If she did win 1 million dollars, then she would use it to plant trees and flowers and help the environment. Is glitter bad for the environment? Even though Ms. Susan really likes the environment she probably likes glitter at about the same level. She loves doing crafts with glitter at the library! She especially loves purple glitter because purple is her favorite color! Now you (hopefully) know more about Ms. Susan. Maybe you should go to the Baldwin Public library and talk to her some time!