Chapter 10: more of that #librarylife

When your teen says “Ms. Ricci! Be a dog!!” And you know he’s referring to that snapchat filter.

But as attendance builds, and a soft opened teen space slowly starts taking shape, what can you do? 🙂

Published by Ricci Yuhico

I went into librarianship hoping, at the very least, to do nothing more than inspire children to be excited about reading, learning, and storytelling. Now, I get to manage a Young Adult department and build a space from the ground up that will hopefully give teens the opportunity to tell their stories & engage with our crazy, crazy world in new ways. I’ve been privileged to have a range of positions in the field, working my way up from circulation services to youth services, then a short time in Acquisitions in Collection Development, back to youth services, then finally settling into (and possibly never leaving) young adult services. Love to read, but I am not well read. I ✈️ to NYC and swapped Ocean Drive runs for winding paths on the Riverside with views of the Hudson. Still a 🏖girl though.

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