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nypl.org Welcome back, Winnie the Pooh! All of the toys were first sent “to the cleaners” when they were donated to the Library in 1987. But now, thanks to this latest round of treatment, they “resemble their original selves,

wellesleybooks:

The New York Public Library took Winnie the Pooh to the cleaners. And he is going to be 95 later this month.
Be sure to visit the newly fluffed Pooh the next time you are in NYC.

nypl:
“ WE LOVE HELEN MIRREN SO MUCH. Listen to her awesome appearance on the NYPL Podcast.
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nypl:
“ WE LOVE HELEN MIRREN SO MUCH. Listen to her awesome appearance on the NYPL Podcast.
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nypl:
“ WE LOVE HELEN MIRREN SO MUCH. Listen to her awesome appearance on the NYPL Podcast.
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WE LOVE HELEN MIRREN SO MUCH. Listen to her awesome appearance on the NYPL Podcast.

nypl:
“ What Would Amanda Palmer Read?
The author, performance artist, and fabulous supporter of the New York Public Library revealed her favorite kids’ books when she came to NYPL on August 20… and so did her husband, Neil Gaiman. Read More ›
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nypl:
“ What Would Amanda Palmer Read?
The author, performance artist, and fabulous supporter of the New York Public Library revealed her favorite kids’ books when she came to NYPL on August 20… and so did her husband, Neil Gaiman. Read More ›
”

nypl:
“ What Would Amanda Palmer Read?
The author, performance artist, and fabulous supporter of the New York Public Library revealed her favorite kids’ books when she came to NYPL on August 20… and so did her husband, Neil Gaiman. Read More ›
”

What Would Amanda Palmer Read?
The author, performance artist, and fabulous supporter of the New York Public Library revealed her favorite kids’ books when she came to NYPL on August 20… and so did her husband, Neil Gaiman. Read More ›

nypl:
“ Due to severe weather, all nypl locations will be closed on January 27. Stay home and share what you’re reading!
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nypl:
“ Due to severe weather, all nypl locations will be closed on January 27. Stay home and share what you’re reading!
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nypl:
“ Due to severe weather, all nypl locations will be closed on January 27. Stay home and share what you’re reading!
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Due to severe weather, all nypl locations will be closed on January 27. Stay home and share what you’re reading!

New York Public Library Reading Room (by dho81)

nypl:
“ In recognition of the two-year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, NYPL is partnering with Sandy Storyline, an award-winning participatory documentary, to present an opportunity to hear and share first person stories of recovery and remembrance....

nypl:
“ In recognition of the two-year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, NYPL is partnering with Sandy Storyline, an award-winning participatory documentary, to present an opportunity to hear and share first person stories of recovery and remembrance....

nypl:
“ In recognition of the two-year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, NYPL is partnering with Sandy Storyline, an award-winning participatory documentary, to present an opportunity to hear and share first person stories of recovery and remembrance....

In recognition of the two-year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, NYPL is partnering with Sandy Storyline, an award-winning participatory documentary, to present an opportunity to hear and share first person stories of recovery and remembrance. Join us and share your story.

vintageanchorbooks:

Call for book donations, New York Public Library, circa 1918

The idea that you could tell a story in 30 seconds is astounding. I don’t know why they don’t get more props, people in advertising. Done well, a good television commercial is a story, right? But 30 seconds is insane. Making someone laugh is really easy. Making people cry is really hard. And as a society, we venerate people who can make us laugh, but we’re sort of indifferent to those who can make us cry – which is crazy…
Malcolm Gladwell in conversation with Paul Holdengraber at The New York Public Library. Pair with Gladwell on brands.

Winnie-the-Pooh made its debut on February 3, 1924 and was inspired by the beloved teddy bear of A.A. Milne’s four-year-old son, Christopher Robin. His original bear, named Edward and eventually renamed to Winnie-the-Pooh, survives and now lives at the New York Public Library. Pictured above, Edward Bear with his friends – Piglet, Tigger, Eeyore and Kanga – in the NYPL collection.
Celebrate Pooh’s birthday with this rare and wonderful recording of Milne reading from his classic.

nypl:
“ Happy Chinese New Year from us here at NYPL!
To help celebrate the year of the horse, join us on Saturday, February 8th at the Chatham Square Library between 10am and 5pm as we give you a chance to record your Lunar New Year stories! These...

nypl:
“ Happy Chinese New Year from us here at NYPL!
To help celebrate the year of the horse, join us on Saturday, February 8th at the Chatham Square Library between 10am and 5pm as we give you a chance to record your Lunar New Year stories! These...

nypl:
“ Happy Chinese New Year from us here at NYPL!
To help celebrate the year of the horse, join us on Saturday, February 8th at the Chatham Square Library between 10am and 5pm as we give you a chance to record your Lunar New Year stories! These...

Happy Chinese New Year from us here at NYPL!
To help celebrate the year of the horse, join us on Saturday, February 8th at the Chatham Square Library between 10am and 5pm as we give you a chance to record your Lunar New Year stories! These stories will be part of the collection at Chatham Square Library and you’ll receive a CD to bring home after your conversation too. What a great way to save your memories for future generations to listen to!

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