This display was a way to encourage patrons to read more about Mexico, Mexican Americans, migration, immigration, etc without being judgemental. You can encourage them to do a deeper dive on the subject as well as to read books by authors they may have not yet encountered. It was a mix of fiction and non-fiction and included a variety of genres. Read alike book displays allow your library to bring midlist and older titles to patrons' attention.
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Tuesday, August 11, 2020
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Unshelving the ALA Annual Conference in Philly.
I will be attending the American Library Association Annual Conference in Philadephia. My hope is to post some content related to what I p...
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Book displays and online book lists work for those patrons who enter your buildings or view your website and social media accounts. It is ...
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September is almost here already and it's time to start thinking about book displays. Planning and scheduling them in advance is the b...
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One book can be the inspiration for a book display or list. Bright Young Women by Jessica Knoll (Marysue Rucci Books, 2023) flips the seri...