About/Contact

About

Hi! My name is Anne Clark and I've been working in public libraries since 2006. Currently I am a children's librarian in a small city in Michigan. In my current role, I serve children and teens from birth through high school. I have a master's degree in library science and a bachelor's degree in writing. In former lives, I was a babysitter, waitress, ice cream artist, Target cashier (I miss that employee discount!!), tutor and student journalist.

In my free time, I enjoy traveling, reading, and crafting. My husband and I have two cats, a dog, and a lot of chaos.

Contact

You are welcome to email me at anne@sotomorrowblog.com or catch me wasting way too much time on Twitter at @sotomorrow. I also have accounts on Pinterest and GoodReads. If you have a question regarding Flannel Friday, please e-mail flannelboardfriday [at] gmail.com. 

Wonder why "So tomorrow" is the name of this blog? Here's your answer! 

Policies

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Review Requests

Please note that I do not accept books or any other materials to review. All books and other products mentioned on this blog were borrowed from a library (usually from or through the one I work for) or purchased with my own money, unless otherwise stated.

Giveaways
I also do not accept products to give away on my blog. But thanks for thinking of me.

Guest Posts
I accept guest posts only from bloggers whose work I am familiar with. Please do not contact me to see if I am interested in hosting a guest post from you. Thanks.

Press

Here are some of my favorite places that have mentioned my little blog:

The January 2012 Storytime Stuff Newsletter

Cricut Chirp Newsletter August 2011(Message Board Highlights)

 Fuse8's Fusenews Roundup in September 2011

Thank you to everyone who has linked to my blog! I really appreciate it. 

Speaking

I presented (with Travis from 100 Scope Notes) at the Michigan Library Association's 2012 Spring Institute in Ann Arbor (details). I hope to do more speaking in the future, so please contact me if you have an opportunity in the Great Lakes area that might be a good fit.