My Favourite Bookstagram Locations in the UK
Places around the UK that are ideal for taking photos of the books you are currently reading are highlighted and discussed.
Places around the UK that are ideal for taking photos of the books you are currently reading are highlighted and discussed.
Hosting a high school book award puts you in touch with great authors, lets you meet new students and teachers, and helps create a buzz around reading.
How to strategically (and sneakily) bring teens into the library and keep them coming back time and time again. Hence, Ninja Librarian.
Ryde bookshop on the Isle of Wight has thousands of used books for sale and is probably the biggest used bookshop on the island.
Quiet Riot: Managing noise levels in school library can be a difficult task. Different approaches and strategies are discussed to see what works.
Barton's Bookshop in Leatherhead, Surrey, UK is a family run shop in a world where independent shops are a rare and dying breed.
Authors write love letters to public libraries as part of a public library's 10th birthday celebration in Nova Scotia Canada.
The Minack Theatre in Porthcurno, UK is a unique open air theatre carved out of the side of a cliff, stunning views & great performances!
PAWS to Read is a program where students read to a trained therapy dog in order to reduce stress and anxiety that often come with reading aloud.
Using a blind date with a book program in a school library in order to introduce teens to classic literature from the 19th century.
On using poetry and an open mic in the library to reach new users, both students and staff, and to spread the library's influence.
Using Twitter to connect teens to authors and inspire them to write and read more and use the library in different ways than before.
Using zines to reach teens in the library, zine making is a way to bring new teens into the library to view the library in a much different light.
An interview with author Eve Ainsworth on her books 7 Days, Crush and Damage that all deal with real life issues that teens face.
Speaking to students in high school and having them write postcards recommending their favourite books to students around the world.
