#library display

[lookingforabook]

One of the librarians has been sneakily removing books from the snowman to make it slowly melt over the last couple months, and he’s finally gone. I only got a couple pictures of the process, but the later stages are hilarious

[lakecountylibrary]

This one's not a book rec, but we wanted to take a second to brag on our Highland Branch janitor, Lynne. She makes these cake sculptures out of brick and asphalt!

These are on display right now at Highland Branch - if you're in the area, stop by for a closer look (but please don't taste!)

[loverosna]

Alright so I work at a library in a red county in California and since Trump’s inauguration and specifically seeing the executive orders he passed, and then his little butt-buddy Elon throwing a FULL sieg heil salute, I have been feeling desperate to help fix this. Obviously I’m just one person, I can’t do much, but I can’t just do *nothing*, and I haven’t found anything near me for any direct action so I did this.

I’ve been seeing book recommendations float around on here and TikTok and I felt like it was a good idea to make a display of them in case anyone comes into the library feeling helpless and scared because of what is happening in our country.

It’s not an exhaustive list, it was only what we had catalogued and in the main branch BUT I think it’s pretty good.

[princessxombie]

My valentines display for the children’s section of the library.

[hear-my-circles-sing]

They don't appreciate me enough at work

[lesterpubliclibrary]

Lighthouse Quilt by Lester Public Library Via Flickr: Patch of Lakeshore Quilters, Quilts on Display at the Lester Public Library, Two Rivers, Wisconsin

[lovethebadguy]

I made a Mr Cupcake for our library's Halloween display! Better keep your eyes on him...

[daydreamingnerdcat]

Walrus vs Fairy Library Display

[medusasgays]

My Halloween display is actually a secret Sabrina Carpenter display

[beautifullymacabre]

My children's display for World Book Day 😊

They've got some interesting articles on their official site about the barriers to reading that children (and tbh adults as well) face. Mostly, it boils down to feeling there's an expected "correct" way to be reading, and that isn't necessarily how or what kids prefer to read.

So, my goal was to showcase a few of the suggestions they provide in those articles. I do wish I'd had the time to add a large comic strip, but I was racing the clock for this one.

The board measures in at ~8' long, and this display is made of 90% recycled materials, including discs from withdrawn audiobooks in too poor a condition to be re-sold 😊

[lailarobinson]

My library display at Everett Cattell Library at Malone University to showcase our guest speaker Dr. Kelly M. Kapic

[lookingforabook]

Library display: Books with ‘Sedimental’ Value

[lakecountylibrary]

Our Pride display at Merrillville Branch! One side is fiction, the other is nonfiction 🌈

And since we get this question a lot - YES, you can check out things from the display! We love seeing empty spots! A display we're constantly having to refill is a big success 💖

[fulloffeels]

It was time to change the endcap display, so I saw my chance and I took it

[princessxombie]

I like making displays at work. This one in the YA section is for books like Hunger Games with lots of competition and fighting.

[pennamepersona]

Correspondence Plaque Earrings