A recipe for a hair mask, instructions for Morse code, Bob Ross, this issue of Found in a Book is teeming with wonders from tender to strange.
Check out the first, second, and third installments of Found in a Book for more found treasures. Recognize something? Left something behind to be found? Let us know!
Special thanks to Daniel at Hampden, staff at Green Valley Ranch and all the Books & Borrowing staff for collecting and sharing their finds.
Submitted by Maddie H., Books & Borrowing
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Thanks for your interest, this comment made my day!
I happened upon this post this morning, what a treasure, both the found items and the post!! Such fun!! Thank you!
This blog was in a newspaper article that a patron passed on to me. Absolutely fascinating stuff. We haven't had anything too unique come through our little neck of the woods in West Virginia, although this week someone dropped off a VHS tape with a receipt tucked inside from Toronto, ON, Canada. Quite a journey this little fella made.
Finding inspiration for your book can come from a number of different places. 1v1 lol One of the most common ways to find inspiration is by finding a piece of writing that you love and then taking some of the ideas that you see in that work and trying to incorporate them into your own book.
Thank you for continuing to share these finds and for the time spent in doing so. It makes my day so much better- I look forward to more things being found.