‘Reel Librarians’ blog turns 10!

Celebrating a decade of Reel Librarian love

Can you believe it, Reel Librarians is celebrating its first decade?! Ten years ago, on September 19, 2011, I published my very first post, “Where do I begin? A love story” on Reel Librarians. That post also explains the background about my interest in reel librarians.

Collage caption: Lego Librarian celebrates 10 years of Reel Librarians!

Quick stats

Here is an update on how this blog has grown over the years. The total word count is new, and I added it because I thought it was fun!

2012 (after 1 year)2021 (after 10 years)
Total views:19,000+378,000+
Total visitors:900+248,000+
Total comments:1651,225+
Total posts:153515
Total word count:28,448488,689

(Note: It looks like WordPress has changed how it calculates shares, so I took that one out of this annual “Quick stats” update.)

Top 10 most popular posts this past year:

  1. Books and book-burning in ‘Fahrenheit 451’ — originally published May 2017
  2. The dragon lady librarian in ‘The Golden Child’ — originally published June 2019
  3. First impressions: ‘Hidden Figures’ and its library scene — originally published Feb. 2017
  4. Smelling a rat in ‘Homicide’ — originally published April 2012
  5. Angels in the library in ‘Wings of Desire’ — originally published Jan. 2018
  6. ‘It’s a wonderful’… stereotype? — originally published Sept. 2011
  7. A closer look at the reel librarians in the original ‘Ghostbusters’ — originally published July 2017
  8. Librarian t-shirt collection — originally published Aug. 2014
  9. A closer look at the library scene in ‘Hidden Figures’ (2016) — originally published March 2021
  10. ‘You, Me and Dupree’ — and the Naughty Librarian — originally published Aug. 2015

Previous blog anniversary posts

Want to relive past blog-iversary celebrations? Browse below:

Thank you all for reading, whether it’s your first or tenth year! 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂

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Author: Jennifer

Librarian, blogger, movie lover

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