​The ‘voice of libraries’ gives us Dinosaurs Didn’t Read!

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​The ‘voice of libraries’ gives us Dinosaurs Didn’t Read!

Tune in to our podcast with the ‘voice of libraries’ and discover anew the joys of literature.

In ‘Dinosaurs Didn't Read’, we are joined by Ian Anstice from Public Libraries News, Time To Read NW and Cheshire West Libraries.

We speak to Ian about a range of topics including: his first encounters with libraries, accidentally becoming the voice of libraries, the future of libraries and his downstairs toilet.

We have also released a special edition of ‘Oh Yeah Books!’ which looks at new books that are coming out this month, perfect for anyone looking for book recommendations.

Go to:

iTunes:https://bit.ly/2XKtLap

Online: https://bit.ly/2W9Kpju

Spotify:https://spoti.fi/2W7DEi6

We’d love to hear your views so please drop us an email:

dinosaursdidntread@outlook.com

ENDS

Press release issued: 31 May 2019.

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