Library Jewels poll is open, so vote!

It might now be March, but we’re thinking about February when it comes to our State Library Jewels blog series. After displaying February’s three Library Jewels last week, we’ve opened the online poll so you and others can choose your fave. The first Library Jewel is a hand-pressed book of romantic and Valentine’s Day-themed poems from Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Ted Kooser. The second is a collection of Washington Territory volunteer papers from 1854 to 1861. The third and final jewel is the Dr. Seuss booklet about malaria that was geared toward World War II servicemen. The poll is open until Wednesday at 5 p.m., so make sure to vote! #1 Book of Valentine’s Day-themed poems

#2 Collection of Washington Territory volunteer papers
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#3 World War II booklet by Dr. Seuss about malaria
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