Books and Babies : Beloved children s librarian leaves a legacy at Bozeman Public Library
Children s librarian Cindy Christin is retiring after more than 30 years at Bozeman Public Library
By: Jane McDonald
and last updated 2021-07-29 20:21:47-04
BOZEMAN â Cindy Christin has served the community of Bozeman for more than 30 years and is heading into her final week at the Bozeman Public Library.
Initially hired as a part-time childrenâs librarian in 1988, Christin says she had no desire to leave a place she fell so in love with.
âI love the library, I have always loved working here. I have an early childhood background. I got my masters in teaching and realized that I loved being around young children,â she said.
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