Genevieve Luthy

Sure, yeah.

So I was talking earlier about...

Reading Canadian, and I'm a big fan of Canadian authors.

Miriam Taves and Heather O'Neill, I think, are a couple of my favorites.

And I believe, I can't remember if I read the book or listened to the audiobook, but Capital of Dreams by Heather O'Neill was one that I really liked last year.

I'm also a big fan of Barbara Kingsolver, and I'm a bit behind, but I just listened to the audiobook of Demon Copperhead, which I really liked.

So there's a couple.

Yeah, I don't actually get tired of it.

And I listen to a lot of audio books while I'm walking or doing chores around the house.

And I'm often borrowing from our, in Libby, most libraries would have a lucky day or skip the line collection where you can borrow titles that might have lots of holes for a shorter period of time.

So

I'm often listening to audiobooks from our Skip the Line collection, which means I only have seven days to get through them.

So I listen to them on quite high speeds, up to two times speed.

So I can get through a lot of audiobooks that way.

Absolutely, yeah.

I will say 58% of Calgarians are active library users, so that's the majority of

Calgarians do have a library card.

But not everyone is checking out lots of books.

People are using our services in other ways, attending programs or using our computers.

And absolutely, I think we do have power users.