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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How to Navigate Book Displays When You Have To Be Careful
Some library workers must be careful when creating book displays especially around certain political issues as well as diversity, equity, an...
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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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The website The Portalist recently ran an article called " Sci-Fi and Fantasy Recs Based on Your Favorite Foods and Drinks ." As I...
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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...