Genre Displays

Copy of book terms.pdf

CSLA 2007 (Ontario) Concurrent Session Description:

Presented by Heather Gruenthal and Tommy Kovac

Build excitement for reading with genre-based book talks, creating an inviting table and environment for each topic. Be prepared for any reader’s advisory question with reproducible bibliographic genre bookmarks, including original artwork. Cater to all your students’ interests with a variety of topics, including “Pirates!” “Vampire Romance,” “Diversity,” “Novels for Manga-Lovers,” and “Sugar and Spikes.”  These lists can be found in the RIYL Booklists (Read if you like) section of the website.  


Genre Displays

Use These Genre Displays to make a special collection more appealing all year 'round, or during genre-related booktalks.

Mystery

See RIYL Mystery

Science Fiction table:

Humor

Horror

Horror Sign.pdf

Horror Sign for this display

Teen Issues

Romance


Fantasy


More Ideas:

Asian Books/ Chinese New Year, February

Winter Books/Winter Olympics February

Pig Out on Books at Thanksgiving time with lots of stuffed pigs everywhere

Get Your Green On at St. Patrick's Day with environmental/ecological books

Paws to Read in April for National Pet Month - we did a teachers' pets picture display September

Rescued Reads: Ideas for those books that haven't circulated in awhile

Talk Like a Pirate Day "Aaargh - Set Course for the Library" display.

Love Quotes from books (February)

"Love is a dangerous angel" -- Francesca Lia Block (Weetzie Bat)"Love stories aren't about how they end." -- Cynthia Voight (Orfe)


Resources:


See Also:

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