Lit Finder and Shakespeare Online

Andrea wants me to slip in some information about our online databases while we are blogging.

Years ago, (yes as my daughter Christine says , "when dinosaurs roamed the earth or when mom was in high school), I had a teacher named Miss Zucchi. Actually, I had two teachers named Miss Zucchi. One taught French and the other taught English.

No disrespect to the French teacher, Miss Zucchi but I always struggled with everything and French was no different. I think I came in around the low seventies, if I was lucky.

English teacher, Miss Zucchi was my favourite because I loved English. She now has four kids who I run into every now and then. I always tell her kids what a great teacher she was and how lucky they are to have her. (Side note: It is not Miss Zucchi's fault if my spelling and grammar are horrible that is my fault.)

We were studied the plays, "Death of A Salesman" and "Hamlet". Miss Zucchi made any play or interesting and let us have our chance to express our views that was what made her so great.

Quick tips: We have Lit Finder if you need to find literary criticisms online. This is available through our online databases. (See how I mentioned them again.)

When looking for plays by Shakespeare, type in the name of the play on any search engine and then Shakespeare Online. This site is great. Many of my customers love using this one.

Did you also know Blooms Notes and the one that starts with "S" (Scopes, (HELP ME PEOPLE, I CANNOT REMEMBER) are also online for free? They are great resources.

Catherine