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Julie Andrews discusses the value of libraries

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Academy Award-winning actress and honorary Nati... (more)
Added: February 25, 2008
Academy-award-winning actress and honorary National Library Week chairperson, Julie Andrews, discusses what libraries mean to her. National Library Week is April 13-19, 2008.

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  • Ah, Julie, you are so right.

  • classiest. lady. ever.

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  • As I future librarian I can only admirer her more now that I have seen this clip...YAY libraries! Now back to my paper on communicative the value of libraries!

  • yeah she is right i love her lots i've done used books for homework and they work <3<3 xx

  • I'm from brasil, and i love her! she's so rigth, the people would be smart, and see that, this is a simple thingh, and we can do it.

  • I'm a future librarian...if you're in Canada and you want a Masters Degree in Library and Information Science you should come to Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

    THIS IS NOT SPAM!!! Just thought I'd give my school a shout out. ^_^

  • I have recently Gone to a library... I was reading letters to Theo of Vincent van gogh...! =) Ilove You JuLie so so so much!

  • Julie is so lovely!!! I love libraries too and I think the world would be better if people went to them more frequently.

  • Oh, Julie, you´re so lovely!!! I love libraries too and I think the world would be better if people went to them more frequently.

  • i feel so alive....

  • I agree!

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