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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StokerCon 2026
From Wednesday through Sunday, I will be attending StokerCon in Pittsburgh. This annual celebration of horror and dark literature culmina...
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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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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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It is November and time to transition book displays for the new month. While Thanksgiving is certainly one of the big days of the month, t...