Alyosha – 1 hour ago  » 

I get a lot of books from the kids’ section, get mostly nonfiction from the adults’ section (or order the books beforehand) and go into the teen section only when I need a particular book, rushing back out as quickly as possible in hopes of escaping detection. (The contents [in general] of those shelves are another thing that causes despair.)

*hopes she doesn’t sound too snobbish*

*applauds uproariously at Alyosha’s statements concerning the teen section, then decides that if she’s a snob, he must be, too*

My library doesn’t have any Wii or any such thing. Maybe they have one in the mysterious B. They do tend to have very outdated computer games of the worst in their genre.

I have a card that allows me to use two libraries in the same branch. The nearest one (I can ride a bike to it) is small, and has no upstairs. They recently added a larger wing to expand the children’s section, though.

The other one has an upstairs where all the children’s books reside, and then the teen and adult books end up on the ground floor. There’s also a mysterious “B” level on the elevator, but of course, that button requires a key…

Really?!? I thought Frankenstein was b-o-r-i-n-g and just plain weird. While I enjoyed Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Go figure. (disclaimer: I had to read them for school)

The next four are much better. I have problems re-reading the first one now, ’cause I know what happens.