This is a program I put together as a drop-in for teens and tweens, but it would have been applicable for readers of any age. The goal was to write inspirational notes that we will leave in books in the Young Adult section, especially books with difficult themes such as suicide, drugs, abuse, rape, and difficult LGBTQ+ issues. It was a really easy one to put together, and well-received by out summer visitors, especially a group of teen volunteers.
Here are some of the many amazing messages the teens wrote, on the template I made so they can be recognized by our staff as a piece of a library-sanctioned program:
They had a good time coming up with encouraging, funny, and uplifting messages to add to our circulating library books.
I will be making color photocopies of the originals and replenishing the supply in our YA section every few months. I kept the originals so that they will not get damaged in circulation, and I always have them to refer back to.
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Wednesday, July 12, 2017
Book Notes
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all ages,
book notes,
diversity,
encouragement,
feelings,
inclusion,
inspiration,
library,
literacy,
millennialibrarian,
notes,
support,
teen,
teen program,
teenagers,
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Mesa, AZ, USA
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