❤Blind date with a book list






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About my date: I had high hopes based on the description, but knew I could check the most difficult box on regardless. Follow me on Twitter! I do subscribe to two services that act in the same way- A Novel Subscription and Page 1 books.
As books are checked out, we will be adding to the selection of eligible and available books. There is a book for everyone, but life is too short to read books you don't like. I tell the teens to pick a seat and explain that finding the right book is like finding the right person.
Maybe I will suggest it. When the timer goes off everyone fills out their Speed Dating form and passes their books to someone else. Don't forget yourself If you don't see a genre you like just ask. Then I used a scissors to cut out the sin covering the barcode so that it would be visible. They must take notes on whether or not this book may hold their interest. You have inspired me to make another round of them for next week. 
Date with a Creating Lifelong Readers - Please do not place in the freezer. Consider using the ReadWriteThink Strategy Guide to support students.
Love is in the air and it's time to create a Valentine's Day display for the library. I found many ideas on Pinterest and from other library blogs. To begin my display I choose approx. Our display shelf holds approx. I kept track of the books I chose using an excel spreadsheet. I wanted to be sure that I did not use the same books when I repeated the display in the years to come. With the help of our parent volunteers, we pulled all the books for the display. The students would rate the book and then turn in the slip for a raffle at the end of the two week period. We then wrapped each book using different types of wrapping paper. To keep track of which book was which after it was wrapped we used the spreadsheet. Since each book was already numbered on the spreadsheet we decided to draw a large number on each book after it was wrapped instead of placing a temporary barcode on the book as others have chosen to do. When the students checked out a book they would not be able to use the self checkout computer, instead we made a sign out sheet that they could write their name and the number that was on the book. Once all of that was done it was now time for the fun part of decorating the display shelves. I found a tutorial on Pinterest teaching me how to make the heart chains that I used on the shelves as added decor. I folded the hearts in half and taped one side down on the outside edge of the shelves. It made the hearts really pop out and look great. Overall the display was a huge success and we had many students checking out books. The raffle was held at the end of the two weeks and one student won a box of See's candy. I can't wait to see how this years display turns out!