As of August 2014, I am an American librarian working at a private international school in China! My library serves students in Grades 6-12 from 55 different nationalities across the globe. All the students at my school are required to speak English, so the majority of our library books are printed in English. We order books mainly from several local book importers and The Book Depository in the UK. We use Follett Destiny as our circulation system (also like my schools in the US). Though I am in China, my library has access to the same books American students have access to. Prior to August 2014, I was a middle school librarian in Texas. I have opened three brand-new school libraries in the Fort Worth area: two elementaries and one middle school. I have presented booktalks at our regional service center (LOVE that!) and hope to present at international library conferences one day. I was also a book reviewer for School Library Journal from 2012-2017. Before becoming a librarian, I taught 7th grade English and Literature in Fort Worth for three years. This year (2018-19) is my 15th year as a school librarian, and I seriously NEVER get tired of it. Librarians have the best job in the school, and boy, do we know it!