Librarian is sharing the treasure trove of items she's discovered in returned books

[Librarian is sharing the treasure trove of items she's discovered in returned books]( Here at Upworthy, we try to find stories that will warm your heart so when NPR shared about a lucky librarian, we had to share. Sometimes, looking through forgotten things can be fun, especially when they give you a glimpse into someone else's life. Even the smallest things can feel like a treasure. In California, an Oakland Public Library librarian, Sharon McKellar, has been collecting things she has found left behind in books people return. Who would've thought that there could be so many things left behind inside a library book? Sure, you can imagine the obvious like a book mark or a post-it note holding the reader's place, but this librarian has found some pretty cool things. Some things are unique, while others are things like tags or receipts—most likely things used to bookmark the page for later reading. But the collection is something that will give your heart a little smile and she has it all in one place for people to explore. Since McKellar's collection started to grow, she started a page on the library website just to display her treasures so their owners could claim them should they want them back. ['Aguaman': Jason Momoa shocks passengers as he poses as a flight attendant and passes out water]( TikTok user Kylee Yoshikawa shared a cute video on August 2 of actor Jason Momoa pushing a bar cart and passing out bottled water on a Hawaiian Airlines flight. He even wore a flower over his left ear like a female Hawaiian airlines flight attendant. Momoa, a native Hawaiian from Honolulu, is best known for playing Khal Drogo in the HBO hit “Game of Thrones” as well as Duncan Idaho in Dennis Villeneuve's “Dune” remake. The video was given to Yoshikawa by her “aunty” and since she shared it on TikTok, it has been viewed nearly 5 million times. It must have been a huge shock for the passengers to see the massive Momoa, who is 6 foot, 4 inches, shuffling his way down the aisle, pushing a bar cart and passing out water to unsuspecting passengers. Airplane cabins weren’t built with hulks like Momoa in mind. The video received a host of hilarious comments. The most popular poked fun at his iconic role of Aquaman in the DC Extended Universe. “Aguaman,” Liziabeth wrote blending the Spanish word for water with the name of his character. Others commented on the pretty flower in his hair. “Flower on the left... he is spoken for ladies," Crystal Brown wrote. [Octopus fans, swim on over to Upworthy’s Instagram Live Thursday, Aug 4 with OctoNation]( Get ready for an epic deep dive featuring the ocean's coolest creature. This Thursday at 10am PST, Upworthy is teaming up with [OctoNation]( the largest octopus fan club, to host a fun drawing class so that everyone can learn how to sketch out an octobuddy of their very own. The IG Live will be hosted by Chris Adams, OctoNation's Creative Director. PLUS, we'll be doing a giveaway of a sweet octopus plushie - all you have to do is draw with us and post your drawings on Instagram Stories for a chance to win 1 of 5 octopus plushies. Mark your calendars. We hope to see you there. Octopuses have captured our imaginations for centuries, and yet there's still so much to learn and love about them! [Watch it here]( [9 of the craziest internet trends that are long forgotten]( As an elder millennial, I remember when the internet was completely uncharted territory. So many new things to discover and try out, with seemingly zero rules. The World Wide Web truly was the Wild Wild West, and we were its brave internet explorers. With the ferocious speed at which information travels through social media today, we’ve become accustomed to internet trends simply coming and going. So much so that we’ve probably forgotten a few gems that were once considered the “it” thing. Remember the unparalleled joys of making your Neopet happy? Or the instant self-esteem boost you’d get upon seeing that website hit counter go up on the bottom corner of your virtual masterpiece? (Remember, we didn’t have “likes” to lean on during this dark period.) These are just a few relics of a not-so-distant past—once cherished, but now buried in antiquity. One Reddit user recently asked: “What’s something the internet was crazy about but is now forgotten?” and people’s answers were a wild nostalgia ride. Use this list for a stroll down memory lane, or to confound a Gen Z friend. Either way, it’s a bit of idle fun—something the internet will always be a good source for. Without further ado, here are 9 of the weirdest internet trends no one remembers. [Watch this sweet video of a little girl and her dog singing nursery rhymes together]( There's an old saying that dogs are man's best friend and this little girl proves they're also good back-up singers. The short clip was posted to YouTube by the girl's mom, Linda Slater. In the video the girl is singing a nursery rhyme when her Rottweiler joins in to howl along. Obvious the big dog has an incredible singing voice and if this were an episode of America's Dogs Got Talent, the pooch would've gotten the golden buzzard. At one point in the clip the girl stops singing, much to the dog's confusion. It doesn't take long for the little one to get the hint as she belts out more tunes. The duo's rendition of Twinkle Twinkle is beyond cute, albeit a little difficult to understand from the canine singer. But the important thing about music is that it doesn't matter who's singing it or how well its sung. It only matters if the singer enjoys it but in this case, I think most listeners would give this performance five stars. 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