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	hello from CA\
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	Hello from Roseville, CA!!
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	Hello from Enid, OK where we have to have all displays approved by the library board.
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	Hello from Virginia!!!
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	Hello from Georgia
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	Hello from Alabama!
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	Hello, from Jackson County Library System in Southern Oregon, USA!
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	Hello from Southwest Virginia!
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	Hello Everyone from Maryland!
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	hello from Mass!
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	Hello from Pittsburgh, Pa! :)
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	Hello from Elgin, IL
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	Hi from Virginia Beach, VA!
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	Hello from Milwaukee Public Library!!
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	Hello from Sunny Miami, Florida
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	Huskies!!!
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	Hi everyone - I'm Oyster River Middle School ni Durham, NH
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	Hello from Arlington, Texas
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	Hello from NH
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	Hi from Elgin, IL.
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	Hello from Huntington, IN :)
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	Hi from chilly Rochester, NY!
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	hello from London Public Library in ON Canada
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	Hello from Alfred NY!
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	Hi from Northborough, MA :)
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	Hello from Trinidad
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	HI from Livonia Michigan Public Library
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	Hello  from Amarillo Library!
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	Elizabethtown KY
12:03:55 From Kelly Ribeiro to Host and Panelists:
	Faithe I want your life
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	Hello from GA
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	Hello from Live Oak Public Library Savannah Georgia\
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	hi from Portland CT
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	Naperville, IL
12:04:02 From Haley Craft to Host and Panelists:
	Hello from Georgia!
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	Hello from Owensboro, KY
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	Hey from Kannapolis, North Carolina!
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	Hello from Mobile Alabama
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	Hello from Bronxville New York
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	Hello from Toronto, Ontario
12:04:08 From kathleen mcvey to Host and Panelists:
	Hello from Salt Lake County Library
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	Hello from Gallatin, TN!
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	Hello from Monterey County Free Libraries in CA.
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	Hi from Toronto Public Library (Canada)
12:04:12 From Joelle Mellon (she/her/hers) to Everyone:
	Greetings from Monterey, CA!
12:04:15 From Dani Leapaldt to Everyone:
	Hello from Fargo, ND!
12:04:17 From Audrey Swartz to Everyone:
	Hello. I'm in Manhattan KS at the Manhattan Public Library
12:04:19 From Connie Stewart to Everyone:
	Hello from Tucson, AZ!
12:04:22 From Nya-Anne Greenidge to Host and Panelists:
	Hello from Concord, NC!
12:04:33 From Bridget Delaney to Everyone:
	Hello from Atlanta!
12:04:34 From Jen O'Connor to Host and Panelists:
	Hi from South Huntington NY
12:04:36 From Orissa Rampersad to Host and Panelists:
	Hello, Trinidad.
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12:04:57 From Ria Suraj to Host and Panelists:
	Hello Debe Public Library. Trinidad
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	Hi, I'm from Brooklyn, NY @ the Brooklyn Public Library
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	Elburn, Illinois
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	Michael here from North Vancouver, BC, Canada
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	Hi from Janet, Evansville, IN EVPL
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	Hello from Connecticut!
12:05:10 From Lisa Clayton-Alley to Host and Panelists:
	I am having technical difficulties. Video doesn't show up. Will a link be sent after the webinar?
12:05:12 From Jody Bertram to Everyone:
	Good afternoon from the Grand Falls Public Library in Grand Falls NB Canada
12:05:13 From Tracy Obremski to Everyone:
	Good afternoon from Springfield, Vermont!
12:05:16 From Jan Fernandez to Everyone:
	Jacksonville Fl!
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	Hi from Tacoma, WA
12:05:18 From Winifred Lucy to Everyone:
	Greetings from Alabama
12:05:18 From Leigh Ann Williams to Everyone:
	Hello from Abilene, TX!
12:05:22 From Denise Coleman to Everyone:
	Hello Carroll County Library
12:05:23 From Shakira McCoy to Host and Panelists:
	Hi from Decatur, GA
12:05:24 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	HI everyone - welcome!
12:05:36 From Darlene McReynolds to Everyone:
	Hello! From Nashville Public Library In Nashville TN
12:05:37 From Sarah Lamparelli to Host and Panelists:
	Hello from Park Ridge, IL!
12:05:41 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	Yes -  I will send the slides, recording, and chat transcript in a few days!
12:05:46 From Raymonda Derrell to Everyone:
	Hello from Charleston County Public Library
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	Hello from Kansas Public Library in Kansas OK
12:05:50 From Kristin Readel to Everyone:
	Kristin, Frost Free , Marlborough NH, 2100 pop
12:05:54 From Amy Coston to Everyone:
	Hello everyone
12:05:55 From Kerri Turner to Everyone:
	Hello from Welland Public Library
12:05:58 From Joseph Weissman to Everyone:
	population: 702
12:06:04 From Mirriah Bernard-Wesson to Everyone:
	Hello from Gallaudet!
12:06:04 From Carlo Mastrandrea to Everyone:
	hello from Long Island
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	Greetings from the Free Library of Philadelphia in Philadelphia, PA
12:06:12 From Patrick O'Hanlon to Everyone:
	Hi from Babson College's Horn Library
12:06:12 From Darlene Hayden to Everyone:
	Hi from St.Lazare Manitoba ….Darlene Hayden
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	Hello from Rochester,NY
12:06:24 From Tati Terfa to Host and Panelists:
	Hello from Saint Paul Public Library
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	Hello from Sunny Miami, Florida
12:06:38 From Lisa Burbridge to Everyone:
	Hello from Poteet Public Library, Poteet, TX
12:06:39 From Mary Schons to Everyone:
	omg that's a big circ
12:06:47 From Robin Golesorkhi to Everyone:
	Hi from Deep River ON, pop. ~4000
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	Hello from the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
12:06:57 From Terresa Wellborn to Host and Panelists:
	Hello from Salt Lake County Library, UT
12:06:57 From Tara Sanders to Everyone:
	Hello from Kutztown, Pennsylvania!
12:07:01 From Lyncolna Bonier to Everyone:
	Hello from Houston Public Library, Lyncolna "Lynette"Bonier
12:07:15 From Aimee Kenyon to Everyone:
	Hello from rural Kansas!!
12:07:15 From Kiara Melendez to Everyone:
	Hello from Daytona Beach, Florida!
12:07:18 From Gabrielle Hardy to Everyone:
	Hello from Wernersville, PA!
12:07:19 From Angela Christoffer to Everyone:
	Hello from Waveland, MS.  Hancock County Library System
12:07:23 From Raegen Luntz to Host and Panelists:
	Hello from Lewisville, NC!
12:07:32 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	Hi everyone! You can learn more about Niche Academy here: https://www.nicheacademy.com
12:07:33 From May Pacis to Everyone:
	Hello from Toronto Public Library.
12:07:42 From Kathy Murphy to Everyone:
	Hello from Westernport, Md.
12:07:44 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	And you can see our upcoming webinars here: https://www.nicheacademy.com/blog
12:07:46 From Vicki Bayer to Host and Panelists:
	Hello!  From Plains, Texas
12:07:52 From Iris Clark to Everyone:
	Hello from Alexandria, ON
12:07:57 From Cindy Ledingham to Everyone:
	Hello from Provo, Utah
12:07:58 From Marta Mazur Rusak to Host and Panelists:
	Hi from Boston Public Library, Massachusetts
12:07:59 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	If you need a certificate, click through the recording when I send it out later this week. You won’t have to rewatch the whole thing and will be able to download a certificate at the end! You can also email us at webinar@nicheacademy.com if you have any trouble or questions!
12:08:19 From Kimberlee Coffey to Everyone:
	Hello from Oak Hill, FL
12:08:27 From Makeba Dixon-Hill to Everyone:
	Greetings from the Northwest Branch in Georgia 🍑
12:08:30 From Brenda Doyle to Everyone:
	Hello from Petros, TN.
12:08:47 From Susan Burke to Everyone:
	Greeting from SoCal!
12:10:09 From Sloane Clark to Host and Panelists:
	Atlanta, Ga
12:10:12 From Vanessa Meador to Everyone:
	how many displays do you think are appropriate? should we just have one main one, or several for each collection?
12:10:41 From Mary Wheeler to Everyone:
	NOVELIST
12:11:03 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	I think a couple displays is nice if you can.
12:11:05 From John Davis to Everyone:
	<3 Novelist
12:11:18 From Briana Turner to Everyone:
	highly recommend GreatLibraryDisplays on Instagram!
12:11:21 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	Promoting non fiction as well as fiction for example.
12:11:25 From Audrey Swartz to Everyone:
	We have 7-8 adult displays at a time here.
12:11:31 From Kerisa Shorthouse to Everyone:
	Vanessa, it probably depends on your space. Our library has two displays in the Circulation area and 2-3 displays in the Reference area but no big displays in the Children's Library or Teen Library.
12:11:37 From Candace L Owens to Host and Panelists:
	Greetings, to whom this may concern, I know we will receive a recording of the webinar if we register but will we be privy to the PowerPoint as well?!?
12:11:38 From Gina Wiebe to Host and Panelists:
	We usually try to have separate displays for adults, children, and teens if possible. But there can be space limitations too.
12:11:47 From Kathryn Alexander to Everyone:
	Honestly depends on the size of the space, we usually have small ones on endcaps as well as one or two larger ones in a dedicated space
12:11:58 From Jody Bertram to Everyone:
	We do displays in the main area, childrens area, young adult area, and on our bulletin wall
12:12:17 From Megan Hellwig to Everyone:
	https://nationaldaycalendar.com/calendar-at-a-glance/ Some of the national days are silly, but I also like to highlight important parts of the community and health topics.
12:12:18 From Briana Turner to Everyone:
	We had a great bird display - we include local birding maps
12:12:21 From Julie Edwards to Candace L Owens, Host and Panelists:
	Yes - I will send the powerpoint with the recording!
12:12:29 From Kerisa Shorthouse to Everyone:
	I love National Day Calendar for display ideas?
12:12:32 From Karen Venturella to Host and Panelists:
	Sorry I am few minutes late. Karen Venturella, Union College
12:12:32 From Kerisa Shorthouse to Everyone:
	*!
12:12:33 From Carla Hollar to Everyone:
	We have a fireplace and we populate the mantle with a display every month, have one by the checkout and another in the children's area.
12:12:38 From Cirrus Gundlach to Everyone:
	I would think it depends on your space.  I have two locations.  One is so small it could only have maybe two displays, the other is much larger and could have several more.
12:12:41 From CJ (He/Him) to Everyone:
	Pieometry is such a great cover for displays
12:12:52 From Lindsey Andelman to Everyone:
	Facebook has great groups for libraries displays
12:12:55 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	A nice series of rotating displays we have in the fiction room is themed. "historical fiction, science fiction, short stories, etc"
12:13:01 From Patricia Shaw to Everyone:
	The What Would Wednesday Read one people have been doing did great for us over the last month in YA
12:13:07 From Audrey Swartz to Everyone:
	I made a candy land display this winter. It was very popular
12:13:12 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	Hi everyone - for those of you just joining, I will send send the recording, slides, and chat transcript in a few days!
12:13:15 From Patricia Perles to Everyone:
	Hello from Dougherty County Public Library, Northwest Branch. We do several displays throughout the library.
12:13:16 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	They are end caps with several books on that theme.
12:13:20 From Caitlin Beach to Everyone:
	We love doing them for obscure days, like National Houseplant Day and Opposite day for example
12:13:32 From Candace L Owens to Host and Panelists:
	I appreciate that!!
12:13:39 From Robin Golesorkhi to Everyone:
	brilliant Caitlin!
12:13:55 From Annalise Policicchio to Everyone:
	Similar to nationaldaycalendar.com is the website https://www.brownielocks.com/, which also talks about events and themed days for months, weeks and day-by-day, serious and silly
12:14:00 From Aimee Kenyon to Everyone:
	Obscure days are fun days to celebrate. We celebrated PB&J Day, huge hit LOL
12:14:02 From Cherie Pemberton to Everyone:
	Right now we are doing Death by Food. We have books that have all the crazy titles where someone dies by food and it has been a hit with our adults.
12:14:09 From Lucia Von Letkemann to Everyone:
	Belated hello from Portsmouth NH :)
12:14:16 From Karen Pfeffer to Everyone:
	We did that too Caitlin! We included a social media reel with one of our houseplants giving a library tour :)
12:14:21 From Laura Mao to Everyone:
	Talk Like a Pirate Day is always a hit in youth for us
12:14:38 From Lance Gaston to Everyone:
	I like Death by food..thats clever.
12:14:52 From Nicole Westerdahl to Everyone:
	Peregrine falcons are my FAVORITE
12:14:53 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	Displays that crack yourself up are probably also good. I did a winter reads one that included horror and apocalypse titles and movies like "Snowpiercer" and "The Thing"
12:14:58 From Jennifer Budd to Everyone:
	What Would Wednesday do is brilliant! I just told our Teen librarian!
12:14:58 From towanda to Everyone:
	Towanda from DC Public Library fron Washington,DC
12:15:00 From Nadine King to Everyone:
	Great book!
12:15:02 From Linda King to Everyone:
	we did frozen this month
12:15:05 From Stephanie Molnar to Host and Panelists:
	                                   Don't forget Chinese New Year!
12:15:08 From John Light Jr to Everyone:
	Hey! He's from Virginia!
12:15:11 From Amanda Hayes to Host and Panelists:
	Sometimes I'm surprised by which themes are successful.  I've recently done a display of tearjerkers and one on the loose theme of "winter," and both are going like gangbusters.  Meanwhile when I did one of works with optimistic themes, they just hung out on the A-frame!
12:15:21 From Tina Craft to Everyone:
	January is Mental Wellness Month so we currently have a display up for that
12:15:24 From Hope Christansen to Everyone:
	Hello from Hope in Rochester, NY Public Library, I use the theme of month, for example, in February Black History Month books & local photos of 1964 riots, MLK visit, etc, and for National Native American Heritage in November our local history books and lots of photos of 6 Nations.
12:15:31 From Leah Holmes to Everyone:
	Cherie, I love that food topic! Would love to see your titles!  lholmes@hancock.lib.ms.edu  Thanks for any scoop!
12:15:34 From Diane Kearney to Everyone:
	We are hosting an NLM exhibit on lead poisoning. Now I have an additional example for our exhibit, Christmas tree tinsel
12:15:44 From Carla Hollar to Everyone:
	We did Pi Day and asked people to read the integers of pi and see how many were read during the day...they got mini-moon pies for a reward.
12:16:00 From Julie Edwards to Penny Chesteen, Host and Panelists:
	Hi - I see you have your hand raised. Do you have a question I can help with?
12:16:06 From Julie Edwards to Linda Washington, Host and Panelists:
	Hi - I see you have your hand raised. Do you have a question I can help with?
12:16:11 From Julie Edwards to Salie Olson, Host and Panelists:
	Hi - I see you have your hand raised. Do you have a question I can help with?
12:16:11 From Sloane Clark to Host and Panelists:
	I did a display of Wednesday Adams in juvenile area?
12:16:25 From Julie Edwards to Meg Sturdevant, Host and Panelists:
	Hi - I see you have your hand raised. Do you have a question I can help with?
12:16:27 From Stephanie Molnar to Everyone:
	Don't forget Chinese New Year!
12:16:36 From Julie Edwards to Nicole Nielsen, Host and Panelists:
	Hi - I see you have your hand raised. Do you have a question I can help with?
12:16:41 From Kerisa Shorthouse to Everyone:
	And I believe October is National Book Month.
12:16:42 From Julie Edwards to Thalia Sansspree, Host and Panelists:
	Hi - I see you have your hand raised. Do you have a question I can help with?
12:16:44 From Annalise Policicchio to Everyone:
	Seeing a lot of great ideas here to incorporate with my library
12:16:48 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	Lunar New Year is very fun
12:16:58 From Danielle Taulman to Everyone:
	Love these ideas
12:17:05 From Laura Puls (she/her) to Everyone:
	our local indie theater is doing a series on "best losers" -- movies that lost best pictures but were in the running. Maybe that'd be a fun award winner twist -- runners up book award winners!
12:17:11 From Caitlin Beach to Everyone:
	We are lucky to be in a system that allows us to use displays to celebrate Pride in June
12:17:19 From Bertha Coleman to Everyone:
	Such great ideas!
12:17:19 From Valerie Moss to Everyone:
	I do a display every year on Canada Reads. We order all the books on the longlist, and encourage patrons to pick which one they think will win.
12:17:36 From Ashley Cooper to Everyone:
	I am doing this this year, and did it last year too.
12:17:36 From Amy Uptain to Everyone:
	@Carla Hollar--Can you elaborate on what you mean by how many integers of pi were read during the day?  I'm intrigued!
12:17:37 From Danielle Taulman to Everyone:
	I have seen this idea on Facebook! It is so cool to do
12:17:45 From Audrey Swartz to Everyone:
	We have up a great books to movies dislay up right now
12:17:45 From Geraldine (Geri) Denkewalter to Everyone:
	Spine Poetry was great fun here. And we did Blind Date too.  We're a small library and had good response.
12:17:47 From Karen Pfeffer to Everyone:
	Love Blind Date with a Book! We did a blind date with a banned book for banned book week and our students loved it
12:17:52 From Audrey Swartz to Everyone:
	I'm also doing this currently!
12:17:53 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	People LOVE the blind books
12:17:54 From Debra Schneider to Everyone:
	We give out pages of discarded books and students make blackout poetry. https://www.google.com/search?q=blackout+poetry&rlz=1C1GCEV_enUS828US828&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwji3OTd6tH8AhX1I0QIHfZ2Bb8Q_AUoAXoECAEQAw&biw=1920&bih=937&dpr=1
12:17:55 From Annalise Policicchio to Everyone:
	I've been considering doing Blind Date with a Book next month!  Love the drawings!
12:17:57 From Caitlin Beach to Everyone:
	Blind Date was a huge hit here last year, we're doing it again this year
12:17:57 From Ashley Cooper to Everyone:
	I am using paper gift bags this year instead of wrapping them.
12:18:02 From Alysha Wogee to Everyone:
	We are almost ready for our Blind Date with a Book, very successful.
12:18:04 From Elizabeth Denten to Host and Panelists:
	Oh gosh thanks for the reminder of blind date with a book. I got to get going on that. 
12:18:09 From Giovanna Perez to Everyone:
	That is such a cute idea! I may use this for our Ilwaco Timberland Regional Library branch
12:18:12 From Emily Pullen to Everyone:
	"You could be the first!" -- for books that have never been checked out (and have been there for a bit)
12:18:12 From Audrey Swartz to Everyone:
	In October I did Make a date with a serial killer, and wrapped a bunch of true crime
12:18:16 From Francie Clark to Everyone:
	Blind date....write out the first sentence....
12:18:16 From Kerisa Shorthouse to Everyone:
	I wonder if the illustrations are what make a difference in a successful blind book display. I've tried it before with just quotes, and it never really took off.
12:18:17 From Nicole Cocker to Everyone:
	www.daysoftheyear.com I think is a good resource for this type of display.
12:18:18 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	I imagine brown paper bags would also work for blind dates
12:18:20 From Anne Price to Host and Panelists:
	We do Blind Date with a Blockbuster! DVD
12:18:21 From Lisa MacLellan to Everyone:
	I’ve done Blind Date with a Book and wrote a haiku on the cover instead of a picture…a haiku that represents the book. 🙂
12:18:22 From Danielle Taulman to Everyone:
	I love Blind Date with a Book!
12:18:25 From Patricia Shaw to Everyone:
	I always have mixed experiences with blind dates.... I feel like I have more fun picking books than patrons do unwrapping them
12:18:28 From Karen Venturella to Host and Panelists:
	Please send me recording of presentation.
12:18:28 From Tina O'Brien to Everyone:
	I have done blind date with a book month every year at the Spring Township Library. We usually use the first line of the book. It is a big hit with patrons.
12:18:33 From Glennese Patterson to Everyone:
	Our patrons really love the Goodreads Choice Awards display with the winners and nominees!
12:18:37 From Amanda Hayes to Host and Panelists:
	Maybe someone (maybe me...) should do a display inspired by the Razzies--the worst films. ;)  Many people like to watch a train wreck!
12:18:42 From Pat to Everyone:
	Today is Gourmet Coffee Day. We discussed it in my English Cafe class earlier.
12:18:44 From Karen Venturella to Host and Panelists:
	Can you send an acknowledgement of attendance?
12:18:49 From jdonati to Everyone:
	Dress up your pet month here right now.
12:18:50 From Kamesha Bradham to Everyone:
	I loved doing blind date with a book when I worked at a public library
12:18:52 From Chloe Whittaker to Everyone:
	We just did a display on the 15th for national hat day
12:18:54 From Dan Major to Everyone:
	We changed ours to "Mystery Date" with a book after we did a DEI audit
12:18:55 From Joseph Gunther to Everyone:
	my branch keeps a Christmas tree up all year and it's decorated with random holidays
12:19:00 From Sharon to Everyone:
	My branch has a dedicated small display for "daily holidays."
12:19:01 From Natalie Korsavidis to Everyone:
	Reese's Book Club picks is really popular here
12:19:02 From Chloe Whittaker to Everyone:
	books featuring hats on the covers for national hat day
12:19:05 From Rebecca Zimmerman to Everyone:
	We did an International Ninja Day display in December which was really popular!
12:19:14 From Kristin Johnson to Everyone:
	I use that site pretty often! I'm doing a picture book display in March for National Pig Day (I think it's 3/1?)
12:19:17 From Sharon to Everyone:
	It's great for highlighting books that don't move, but don't fit the larger themes
12:19:17 From Julie Edwards to Karen Venturella, Host and Panelists:
	Please email us at webinar@nicheacademy.com and someone will get you a certificate
12:19:27 From Paulina Shadowens to Everyone:
	When we did blind date with a book in February, we offered a Lindt chocolate to anyone who checked one out.  It went well! =)
12:19:30 From Candace L Owens to Everyone:
	Our makerspace programmer is ingenious with her 3D displays but her along with our children and adult programmers allows me to assist with book displays especially since I recently graduated in August with an MLS and Archives concentration degree. I am gaining much insight to assist effectively and affectionately. Thanks!
12:19:34 From Sharon to Everyone:
	or books we don't have enough of to make a large display
12:19:43 From Judith Salob to Everyone:
	How long would you leave a display if it is for a one day holiday? Say a ridiculous holiday?
12:19:49 From tsh99627 to Everyone:
	Any suggestions for University libraries?
12:19:57 From Lisa MacLellan to Everyone:
	Good call, Dan. Thank you for mentioning.
12:20:06 From Danielle Taulman to Everyone:
	I would say probably a week for a one-day holiday
12:20:09 From Carlo Mastrandrea to Everyone:
	use Nationaldaycalander.com all the time
12:20:12 From Jeffrey Rivera to Everyone:
	Hey there!  Popular displays are so valuable!
12:20:22 From Audrey Swartz to Everyone:
	Judith, I do a cart display for a week if it's a day thing
12:20:23 From Mellonee York to Everyone:
	We did Blind Date with a Book last year. We used gift bags and we put in a small bag of microwave pop corn and a small can of Coke, Dr. Pepper, etc. Our library is small and we gave out 18 of them. It was a lot of fun!
12:20:26 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	I sometimes keep the ridiculous holiday ones up for a few weeks bc its kind of just a general theme after the day . still relevant not like its usually associated with the time of the year in any relevant way
12:20:32 From Gina Wiebe to Host and Panelists:
	Black History Month is good, National Indigenous Peoples History, Asian Heritage Month. But also, I try to include diversity in all our displays
12:20:34 From Morgan Mann to Everyone:
	We're doing the top 100 reads from last year from our 8 branch system right now. We have the list printed out for patrons to take and the books have been flying off the display.
12:20:39 From Patricia Shaw to Everyone:
	@tsh99672 - we're an academic library open to the public and we get a lot of traction on popular tiktok books and graphic novels from our students
12:20:40 From Kerisa Shorthouse to Everyone:
	I would think for a one-day holiday, I would leave the display up for at least a week.
12:20:42 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	When I do my displays I make sure the displays have a diversity of identities and experiences. Once I come up with a list I go back and look at them to see whats up
12:20:50 From John Davis to Everyone:
	Oh, LibraryAware
12:20:52 From Joel Hinojosa to Host and Panelists:
	we did a display of books that were also movies or shows on streaming platforms and people loved it
12:21:02 From Alyssa Cosby to Everyone:
	I love that point; I just wrote a paper about LGBTQIA+ representation and it pointed out that it shouldn't just be during June but that books highlighting the LGBTQIA+ community should be featured with different dispalys in general
12:21:05 From Leigh Ann Williams to Everyone:
	University library here! Our diversity displays are some of our most popular
12:21:07 From Tabbi Heavner to Everyone:
	I was planning a display that would be different religious, monthly, until I exhausted what I could find books for. Guess I'll have to rework that.
12:21:09 From Danielle Taulman to Everyone:
	I have "John Adams" by David McCullough! Let him rest in peace
12:21:16 From Anna Binder-Camacho to Everyone:
	TIL Anne Rice passed.
12:21:20 From Amanda Hayes to Host and Panelists:
	If the one-day holiday has a broad enough theme, it could last a whole month.  Pi Day could include all sorts of works about math/geometry and also pie, and neither math nor pie are ever irrelevant.
12:21:21 From Sonya Williams to Everyone:
	I did a romance novel display called "Dude, where's my shirt?". All the book covers had topless men on them. It was very popular! Lots of laughs.
12:21:24 From Deana Hale to Everyone:
	Agreed!
12:21:31 From Brennan LeQuire to Everyone:
	I do an In Memoriam the last week of each year.
12:21:35 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	That is so funny sonya
12:21:37 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	Every single themed display can have LGBTQIA+ titles. Except maybe cooking
12:21:46 From tsh99627 to Everyone:
	Thank you Patricia!!
12:22:05 From Em Thomas to Everyone:
	@Julia there are cookbooks by LGBTQ+ authors!
12:22:09 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	LOL I'm sure there are gay cook books honestly. So many fun ones out now
12:22:19 From Alyssa Cosby to Everyone:
	Very true
12:22:23 From Natalie Korsavidis to Everyone:
	Ours was Abs-olutely Read with the same type of books Sonya
12:22:25 From Jeffrey Rivera to Everyone:
	Hilarious, Sonya!  Wouldn't work in reverse!
12:22:32 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	I know what I'm going to research to add to my next Pride display
12:22:33 From Kean Emmell Leister to Everyone:
	challenge accepted to make a LGBTQ+ cooking display
12:22:35 From Bertha Coleman to Everyone:
	A Mardi Gras display is always popular in Mobile.  Inclusive of candy and moon pie throws!!
12:22:46 From Candace L Owens to Host and Panelists:
	Great question Judith, I have taken out MLK display down but I feel like I should left it up
12:22:52 From Eileen Washburn to Everyone:
	Preppy Kitchen?
12:22:56 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	Haha! Love it. Mysterious LGBT cooking displays pop up across the country
12:22:58 From Jennifer Ewing to Everyone:
	when I worked at a public library, each February I did a ill-fated couples display for Valentine's day...
12:23:03 From Isaac Acosta Jr to Everyone:
	Best LGBTQ+ cookbook is Tasty Pride.
12:23:09 From Sonya Williams to Everyone:
	LOL I lobe the Abs-olutely read idea!
12:23:10 From Annalise Policicchio to Everyone:
	That's a cool idea Jennifer!
12:23:11 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	Yum
12:23:14 From Hope Christansen to Everyone:
	For Christmas we in Local History only had a couple of books, so I hung Christmans, Hunnakuh and Kwanza cards around the table, and displayed a lot of photos of Holidays taken over many decades on table.
12:23:14 From Alyssa Cosby to Everyone:
	Issac just Googled and found that!
12:23:24 From John Davis to Everyone:
	Alliteration always amuses
12:23:27 From towanda to Everyone:
	All good ideas
12:23:38 From Timothy Stoessel to Everyone:
	My values are primarily pun based
12:23:58 From Margo Holmes to Everyone:
	We are not allowed to do anything LBTQI+ because the board will not allow sexual material.
12:24:00 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	So many good ideas here in the chat! I’ll be saving the transcript so you can go through it when you get the recording and slides!
12:24:00 From Jeffrey Rivera to Everyone:
	Murder mystery display: "Dude Where's My Knife".
12:24:01 From Sonya Williams to Everyone:
	So true, Jeffrey Rivera! haha
12:24:02 From Michelle Graby to Everyone:
	We currently have a Reese Picks, Oprah picks, and  GMA picks display
12:24:16 From Winifred Lucy to Everyone:
	I think we will do Mardi Gras, Black History and Valentine's Day in February all at once.
12:24:17 From Deborah Dwyer to Everyone:
	@Timothystoessel -- me too
12:24:19 From Caitlin Beach to Everyone:
	One of our best-circulating displays last year was Family Friendly Halloween. We had it in the lobby, and had horror back by the adult fiction.
12:24:21 From Emily Canney to Everyone:
	we did blind date with a book and the same idea for Christmas too!
12:24:29 From Brittnie H. to Everyone:
	we did a "While they are sleeping" display of grownup books down in the children's area. It was a huge hit!
12:24:31 From Valerie Moss to Everyone:
	@Margo, that is so sad! :(
12:24:33 From Alyssa Cosby to Everyone:
	Margo, I really hate that for you. I am library of one and I get to choose my own displays and book purchases without board input
12:24:33 From Amy Smith to Everyone:
	I love puns and wordplay but I work to make sure the display wording also makes sense to people who don't have English as their first language.
12:24:35 From Tina O'Brien to Everyone:
	Luckily adult and children's are one floor so the displays can mirror each other
12:24:37 From towanda to Everyone:
	New Books displays are hit to
12:24:37 From Courtney Floyd to Everyone:
	We did an intergenerational display this summer with Summer Scares. One shelf for picture books, one for YA, one for middle grade, and one for adults!
12:24:45 From Carlo Mastrandrea to Everyone:
	books with food in the title. complete with genre Menus
12:24:48 From Isaac Acosta Jr to Everyone:
	I used that pride cookbook when we did Pride Outside program this past fall for National Coming Out Day.
12:24:52 From Aydin Kwan to Everyone:
	At the end of each year, I look forward to putting up an interactive "What is your favorite book your read this year?" display where people put their answers on sticky notes. Then, we take the sticky notes and make a display of books each with someone's handwritten note.
12:24:53 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	Good thing to consider Amy
12:24:57 From Ivy Brunelle to Everyone:
	Most of our displays combine adult and YA/children's books, DVDs...
12:25:03 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	I'm realizing that I'm fortunate my library is fine with us doing LGBTQIA_+ displays and programming
12:25:04 From Katie Coppola to Everyone:
	we always have a multi generational display
12:25:10 From Hannah Van Sile to Everyone:
	NoName Book Club also has some really great picks, thinking of featuring some for February
12:25:10 From Debbie Updegraff to Host and Panelists:
	I did a picture book display of 
12:25:16 From Mary Roller to Everyone:
	will we be able to see all of the comments in the chats when we see the recording?
12:25:22 From Nicole Westerdahl to Everyone:
	I'm at an academic library with children's, YA, and teacher resource collections to support our School of Education, and I usually try to combine them in displays
12:25:22 From Isaac Acosta Jr to Everyone:
	That's a goodidea Hannah
12:25:33 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	I LOVE doing interactive displays Aydin. People love love love participating
12:25:47 From Ramana Konantz to Everyone:
	I do color displays, like green book covers for march. It's great for smaller collections and for covering a variety of ages!
12:26:02 From Leslie O to Everyone:
	I always mix types of media with Adult, Teens and Kids and cultures
12:26:03 From Katie Coppola to Everyone:
	orange you glad you read... all orange covers was a hit haha
12:26:21 From Makeba Dixon-Hill to Everyone:
	Would love to read/see/hear examples of interactive displays!
12:26:28 From Deb Coggans to Everyone:
	🤣
12:26:28 From Valerie Moss to Everyone:
	Winter 'blues', with blue covered books.
12:26:34 From Debbie Updegraff to Host and Panelists:
	picture book display of cats vs dogs. The we do them in is fairly & they are up for two weeks, so it generally takes a lot of books. Cats vs Dogs was wildly popular & we left it up all month.
12:26:37 From Kristi Haman to Everyone:
	+
12:26:41 From Katie Tay to Everyone:
	@margo So.... the board is under the impression that straight Cis people don't have s*x? where do babies come from? have they barred all romance books too? and every Tom Clancy/Clive Cussler novel? I'm so sorry you have to deal with that.
12:26:46 From Beth Kuiper to Host and Panelists:
	Can you help me find a book? The cover was blue...
12:26:54 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	We have a white board with a shelf beneath it so I do TONS of themed displays that ask questions on the board or prompt the kids to draw pictures that go with it / vote on things.
12:27:05 From Jeffrey Rivera to Everyone:
	Question: what about religious holidays.  I just can't seem to do one.  The library doesn't seem the right venue?
12:27:08 From Natalie Korsavidis to Everyone:
	We did one, I Don't Remember the Title, but the Cover was Red with all red covers
12:27:09 From Lauren Everett-Hayes to Everyone:
	I did coloring book bookmarks for a display once! That's a little interactive
12:27:16 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	Also our kids love when we include photobooth props to take pictures with themed displays, etc
12:27:16 From Makeba Dixon-Hill to Everyone:
	Yes, Hannah. Our library system features their book club on our website
12:27:17 From Christi Sommerfeldt to Everyone:
	You could do a “Wednesday” theme one with all black and/or white book covers. What would Wednesday read?
12:27:26 From towanda to Everyone:
	like the bookmarks
12:27:29 From Hannah Van Sile to Everyone:
	For interactive displays: we have one up in our library right now for international letter writing week in which patrons can anonymously write letters to residents of a local nursing home
12:27:38 From Mary Eckles to Everyone:
	I've done Be You and Every Kind of Family book displays in JUV for LGBT+ kids books without causing problems
12:27:41 From Timothy Stoessel to Everyone:
	Babies are delivered in bins by the inter library trucks, of course.
12:27:41 From Glennis Siegfried to Everyone:
	We did an interactive display that included a bunch of titles with women walking/looking into the distance, and had people answer the questions “Where are they going, what are they thinking”
12:27:45 From Winifred Lucy to Everyone:
	I love your concept!
12:27:45 From Lauren Everett-Hayes to Everyone:
	Letters to a nursing home is wonderful!
12:27:47 From Margaret Hall to Everyone:
	"Have you RED this?" for red covered books
12:27:53 From Audrey Swartz to Everyone:
	Our teen librarian did a Wednesday one, it was a hit
12:27:55 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	That's so awesome Hannah
12:28:06 From Katie Tay to Everyone:
	@timothy lol
12:28:09 From Patricia Shaw to Everyone:
	@Jeffrey - we do religious holidays but we try to make sure we cover as many of them as we can. It's harder with some more niche books, but Holi, Christmas, Eid, Rosh Hashannah all get some display in our library
12:28:09 From Makeba Dixon-Hill to Everyone:
	@Christi @Hannah @Glennis @Lauren, thanks!
12:28:16 From Marina to Everyone:
	We did a display with books about Santa and had a mini-mailbox where kids put in their letters to Santa (which were actually mailed off!)
12:28:34 From Makeba Dixon-Hill to Everyone:
	OMG @Marina, so cute. Ya'll are amazing
12:28:36 From Valerie Moss to Everyone:
	There are so many great ideas for displays in this chat!!
12:28:36 From Yoly Avella to Everyone:
	Are fiction and nonfiction books kept in separate book displays?
12:28:38 From Christi Sommerfeldt to Everyone:
	A “Thing” display with books that have hands on the cover :o
12:28:40 From Bertha Coleman to Everyone:
	Such a vast array of wonderful ideas.  Looking forward to reviewing this later as well.
12:28:43 From Aydin Kwan to Everyone:
	Here's another interactive display we did. Messages of kindness, resilience, and hope: https://www.instagram.com/p/CaV6eeDl9Z7/ It's not really a readers advisory display, but we use the same space.
12:28:46 From Kerisa Shorthouse to Everyone:
	Jeffrey, with religious holidays, I tend to go with a) Americanized/Federal holidays that may be connected to a religion or b) a variety of religious holidays associated with a particular season.
12:28:52 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	Yes - so many great ideas here! I will send the chat transcript with the recording and slides.
12:29:13 From Megan Hellwig to Everyone:
	For last Black history month, I did a "We are the West" display and highlighted cowboys, ranchers, and other black pioneers to give it an Arizona, western take. This year, I want to do scientists, engineers, inventors.
12:29:23 From Bertha Coleman to Everyone:
	Thank you!!
12:29:33 From Jenny Jackson to Everyone:
	@julie Edwards thank you!
12:29:38 From Carla Hollar to Everyone:
	We've been told we can't have ANY religious/holiday displays. No Christmas, Easter or Hanukkah. Supposedly that gives people a "rest" from seeing it everywhere else. I miss it/
12:29:39 From Raivynn Smith to Host and Panelists:
	There's also a theme for Black History Month every year - this year is Black Resistance!
12:29:40 From Jennifer Schorr to Host and Panelists:
	We do a Happy Birthday display for authors who have birthdays that month.
12:29:49 From Roxanna Garcia to Everyone:
	@Thank you Julie!
12:29:52 From Elizabeth Denten to Host and Panelists:
	I found Goodreads a great resource for a long list of themed books for niche themes. I compare that list with what we have our library. 
12:29:55 From Annalise Policicchio to Everyone:
	...I don't think it works that way, Carla.  You've been informed wrong, methinks
12:29:55 From Yvette Salomon- Hamilton to Host and Panelists:
	So many GREAT ideas! 
12:30:07 From Carol Polhemus to Everyone:
	Authors we are thankful for - November
12:30:12 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	Annalise & Carla I think it depends on the library.
12:30:28 From Carol Polhemus to Everyone:
	Easiest display ever - Check out what your neighbors are reading
12:30:28 From Annalise Policicchio to Everyone:
	International Crafting/Hobby Month for January
12:30:32 From Yvette Salomon- Hamilton to Everyone:
	LOVE all these ideas!
12:30:32 From Amy Smith to Everyone:
	We don't do holiday book displays because people want to check all the books out and it leaves sad bare displays.
12:30:32 From Megan Hellwig to Everyone:
	https://www.facebook.com/KirkBearCanyon/photos/pb.100064517989987.-2207520000./3093940914185942/?type=3
12:30:33 From Aydin Kwan to Everyone:
	I think religious holidays really depends on your community. Our community is very religiously diverse, so we've never gotten a complaint.
12:30:48 From Debbie Updegraff to Host and Panelists:
	@christisommerfeldt, we combine them. Depending on what the topic is.
12:30:55 From Elizabeth Eaton to Everyone:
	Our previous seasonal/holiday books collections are now a single collection called 'Celebrate'.
12:30:58 From Cali Getson to Everyone:
	Our system lets us do Christmas but we have to have the same size display for Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa
12:31:17 From Mary Eckles to Everyone:
	We just run out of holiday books around the holidays!
12:31:36 From towanda to Everyone:
	we do also
12:31:41 From Sharon Sullivan to Everyone:
	Most of our displays are vertical shelf end-caps.  How can we incorporate props into something like that?
12:31:42 From Janice Montalvo to Everyone:
	We came up with, "Water you reading.?" It is a display with books that have water involved, either on the cover or the book has water as part of the story. We created rainclouds and rain cascading around the display. Was fun to put together.
12:31:48 From Jeffrey Rivera to Everyone:
	@Patricia - @ Kerisa  -  Both make sense.  Bettet to choose rather neutral holidays while equal representing.  Polarizing subjects but relevant.  Witchcraft holidays?
12:31:48 From Debra Schneider to Everyone:
	@Margo, Faithe's reminder to make sure ALL displays have a variety of voices in the authorship and characters can allow you to provide services to LGBTQIA+ patrons without a specific "here is gay info!" that would upset your board and violate its rules, right?
12:31:51 From Megan Hellwig to Everyone:
	I have a "Seasonal Books" display in Children's because I can incorporate any holiday, theme, current event
12:31:52 From tsh99627 to Everyone:
	👏👏👏👏
12:31:58 From Stephen Young to Everyone:
	oh we're going there huh
12:31:59 From Caitlin Beach to Everyone:
	We tend to do more "winter" or "holiday" than specifically "Christmas" etc. There are ways to do holiday displays that do not scream on particular one. Also, we try more to feature collections that aren't already circulating as much.
12:32:00 From Katie Coppola to Everyone:
	we do black history but with it based on this years theme but we use all books all the time
12:32:03 From Amy Smith to Everyone:
	End-cap displays: Command hooks are removable and will hold a pretty good weight.
12:32:13 From Carla Siqueiros to Everyone:
	I like to find trends in covers. I did a "looking away" for historical fiction because every new book we have gotten for the last year has the cover character looking or walking away. For romance we featured covers with  characters back to back
12:32:20 From towanda to Everyone:
	Love the hoildays
12:32:25 From Mary Eckles to Everyone:
	I do "Hop into Reading" bunny book display for Easter
12:32:27 From Mary Schons to Everyone:
	hear hear!
12:32:30 From Kayla Record to Everyone:
	I have done a #blackauthorsmatter display and displayed older and newer POC authors
12:32:37 From Debbie Updegraff to Everyone:
	Same, we never keep enough of the holiday books, like Christmas, Halloween, etc. around long enough to do a display.
12:32:46 From Sloane Clark to Host and Panelists:
	We have a seed library display.
12:32:49 From Lindsay Fuchs to Everyone:
	I've also gotten compliments from patrons that we don't do "holiday" displays.
12:32:50 From Valerie Moss to Everyone:
	One of my favourite displays was a Tournament of Books (Junior Fiction), where top circulating junior fiction books were paired together, and kids got to vot on their favourite, until there was a winner.
12:32:51 From Debra Schneider to Everyone:
	@Elizabeth, "Celebrate" is awesome. Is it only done in Dec or at any time of the year?
12:32:51 From Abina Quashie to Everyone:
	Yes Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago
12:33:20 From Patricia Shaw to Everyone:
	I think the hardest for some holidays is the lack of books published on those holidays, but I try my best
12:33:25 From Kelly Ribeiro to Host and Panelists:
	Amen-
12:33:29 From Sharon Sullivan to Everyone:
	Amy Smith, thank you! That's a great idea
12:33:31 From Ronne Jones to Everyone:
	Military display with different contributors such as African Americans, women, Native Americans that contributed over the years
12:33:33 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	Readers Advisory for All has great resources to help keep displays and RA diverse.  http://raforall.blogspot.com/
12:33:33 From Debbie Updegraff to Everyone:
	Yes, Patricia!
12:33:36 From Kristin Readel to Everyone:
	My assistant is particularly good at highlighting diverse holidays. Feel especially important with our predominantly white demographic
12:33:36 From Audrey Swartz to Everyone:
	I tried to do an Orange Shirt day display, for residential school children, and got shut down hard because it isn't a nationally supported thing...
12:33:39 From Aydin Kwan to Everyone:
	Yeah, our library celebrates Diwali but we do it through decorations more than book displays.
12:33:41 From Carmen Clark to Host and Panelists:
	I can't seem to save the chat. Could you make that available afterward. So many great ideas for displays. Thank you.
12:33:43 From Deana Hale to Everyone:
	Civil Rights books
12:33:56 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	Everyone will get a copy of the chat with the recording and slides!
12:34:02 From Em Thomas to Everyone:
	"Guacamele"
12:34:11 From Monique Phillips to Everyone:
	@Valerie Moss, I agree, that is very sad! @Margo
12:34:12 From Aimee Kenyon to Everyone:
	How are you all with blending displays due to limited space? Meaning having from littles through adult books together? Any tips on how to balance it so it's not "too kiddish" or "too boring"?
12:34:13 From Marissa Wacholder to Everyone:
	Oh man
12:34:24 From John Davis to Everyone:
	Fielding, what were you thinking?
12:34:31 From Jenny Jackson to Everyone:
	being a small library we don't always have the funds for all the wonderful books but we sometimes borrow from local library for our displays just to bring the books to our patrons
12:34:45 From Timothy Stoessel to Everyone:
	British people have no idea about Mexican food lol
12:34:46 From Sonya Williams to Everyone:
	For January I did a "Choose your house and see how it reflects your personality!" display= Each house from Harry Potter has assigned movies, books, music, etc. according to the traits of the house: Gryffindor=Brave Courageous Determined                           Items Gryffindors Will Love:
	•	DVD Against the Current
	•	DVD Ruth
	•	DVD Tina
	•	Why courage matters : the way to a braver life / John McCain with Mark Salter. 179.6 MCCAIN
	•	Night Wiesel, Elie
	•	The Apprentice Witch TEEN NICOL, JAMES 
	•	Girl in the Blue Coat TEEN HESSE, MONICA 
	•	The boys in the boat 797.123 BROWN
	•	I am Malala : the girl who stood up for education and was shot by the Taliban / Malala Yousafzai with Christina Lamb TEEN BIOGRAPHY YOUSAFZAI, MALALA
	•	The diary of a young girl : the definitive edition / Anne Frank BIOG FRANK, ANNE
12:34:52 From Masha Velichko to Everyone:
	Oh yes... I remember seeing this episode for the first time
12:35:11 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	That's interesting I've never seen a house display like that before
12:35:21 From Leigh Ann Williams to Everyone:
	Aimee, our university library is small and has a similar problem. We like to mix kid's books with nonfiction and DVDs so that there's something for everyone!
12:35:24 From Caitlin Beach to Everyone:
	I think it's time we as library people try to move away from Harry Potter, there's much better and more diverse YA out there
12:35:32 From Danielle Taulman to Everyone:
	I hear that
12:35:34 From Em Thomas to Everyone:
	I agree Caitlin
12:35:35 From John Davis to Everyone:
	@Caitlin Diane Duane~
12:35:35 From Helen Li to Everyone:
	Depending on the community Christmas displays can be very exclusionary. I would actually argue that in areas where people say that "well everyone here celebrates Christmas" that maybe those are areas where non-Christians feel even more excluded. Of course, not all non-Christians mind but I've definitely met people who are adamant that Christmas is NOT universal.
12:35:35 From Courtney Floyd to Everyone:
	For Hispanic Heritage Month, I used the flag of each author I featured and just hung the flags next to the author and the book.
12:35:38 From Catherine Adedokun to Everyone:
	How about Career books display.
12:35:49 From Lindsay Fuchs to Everyone:
	@Helen: Yes
12:35:56 From Faye Levin-O'Leary to Everyone:
	Agreed on Harry Potter, it can end up making people uncomfortable, especially if they're queer
12:35:59 From Amanda Hayes to Host and Panelists:
	Blending could be great.  If your theme allows nonfiction, remember that sometimes histories, science books, etc. aimed at younger audiences are great for adults who didn't get a great exposure to that subject in school, or who have been out of school a while!  Kid books explain things so clearly that they deliver great fundamentals!
12:35:59 From Sonya Williams to Everyone:
	I get that.
12:36:11 From Faye Levin-O'Leary to Everyone:
	It's still a cute thing! Just hard to balance that.
12:36:14 From Debbie Updegraff to Everyone:
	We have a fairly large area in a central rotunda type spot for some of the displays. The childrens have two corners, so it take a fair amount of books. I generally focus on picture books, but it is challenging to get a general enough theme that I can keep filled up for 2 weeks. Oh, also things that we have checked in.
12:36:32 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	I've been thinking about doing a display of books to read if you liked Harry Potter
12:36:46 From Mary Eckles to Everyone:
	Oops, I have an Own Voices display up in JUV this month
12:36:48 From Elizabeth Eaton to Everyone:
	@debra Schneider We use Celebrate all year!
12:36:54 From Alyssa Cosby to Everyone:
	I think that is a good idea, Julia
12:36:55 From Natalie Korsavidis to Everyone:
	We have one weekly display and three to four biweekly displays. Staff gets assigned weeks.
12:36:59 From Makeba Dixon-Hill to Everyone:
	Thanks @Aydin. I'll have to adapt that interactive display about kindness, resilience and hope for World Kindness Day and/or the mindfulness program I lead
12:37:03 From Kaley Stewart to Everyone:
	our higher ups want ONLY displays that are cultural months/days/etc. all these fun ideas you've been throwing out aren't being allowed right now.
12:37:08 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	That isn't explicitly about why peole may have a problem with JK Rowling. It's encouraging people to read more widely
12:37:12 From Kathy Murphy to Everyone:
	We do a monthly display specifically for kids. "Cool Picks for Kids picked by Kids!" Each month one young patron chooses enough books for the display and I take their photo with their display and post it on our library FB page with a short caption. Patrons love it!
12:37:12 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	Re HP I feel trapped between the young kids who are too young to know anything about that but are so passionate about the stories and absolutely NOT wanting to make anyone upset or feel attacked / like we support a biggot
12:37:15 From Annalise Policicchio to Everyone:
	That's a good idea Natalie
12:37:22 From Audrey Swartz to Everyone:
	Ohhhhh Stephen Jones is such a good author
12:37:37 From Montoya Megerle Barker to Everyone:
	Lovecraft Country (TV series) was amazing.
12:37:45 From Melinda Borie to Everyone:
	weirdly Lovecraft Country was written by a white man... so that's something to be aware of if you're trying to diversify
12:37:47 From Lindsay Fuchs to Everyone:
	Weirdly one of our best displays was a recent one we did for "books with 'snow' in the title"; we ran out of books so fast, we had to do generic winter after that.
12:37:54 From Faye Levin-O'Leary to Everyone:
	LOVE Plain Bad Heroines!!
12:37:54 From Natalie Korsavidis to Everyone:
	Gives you time to come up with ideas (unless it falls within a certain time frame such as Mother's Day)
12:37:56 From Sonya Williams to Everyone:
	I don't understand, Faye re: especially if they're queer. I'm gay, so...?
12:38:08 From Debbie Updegraff to Everyone:
	Best one I've done was last year...Cats vs Dogs. Cats on one wall, dogs on the other. It was pretty easy to find enough books & popular enough that it was extended from 2 weeks to the entire month. Include J non-fiction and picture books.
12:38:10 From Tabbi Heavner to Everyone:
	I did "Merry and Bright" with books by or about Marys.
12:38:20 From Faye Levin-O'Leary to Everyone:
	@Sonya She's been particularly problematic about trans folks
12:38:28 From Amy Smith to Everyone:
	Debbie I did that in adult fiction! One cat, one dog display.
12:38:30 From Aydin Kwan to Everyone:
	I feel like people can enjoy Harry Potter--I myself do--but we do not need to continue upholding it as a cultural institution within the library.
12:38:31 From Jeffrey Rivera to Everyone:
	@Kara - Lovecraft is def in the "outer darkness". Not sure what to do with him either.
12:38:33 From Amy Oelkers to Everyone:
	Some opinions in my library system are that props can dissuade people from taking books from a display. Patrons don't want to "ruin" the display. The procedure here is to make the collection the star. Does anyone have thoughts on this? Have you found that highly decorated displays don't circ as well? I'd love different perspectives.
12:38:42 From Carla Hollar to Everyone:
	I did Dog vs Cat so fun and everyone loved it.
12:38:45 From Allie Bennett to Everyone:
	I did a display on Microhistories that was a huge hit. Honestly probably my greatest idea ever, couldn't top it if I tried.
12:38:51 From Helen Li to Everyone:
	@Amy- add some intentional holes!
12:39:02 From Lindsay Fuchs to Everyone:
	@Amy: We always make sure to add a sign along the lines of "Books on display can be checked out"
12:39:02 From Ashley Cooper to Everyone:
	We did The grinch this year at Christmas instead of doing anything religious. I had "Don't be a Grinch, check out a book."
12:39:10 From Megan Hellwig to Everyone:
	Having bilingual kids books is something I like to incorporate with each display I can as well.
12:39:12 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	As a thought, it can be easier to do more displays if you have less emphasis on props.
12:39:25 From Glennis Siegfried to Everyone:
	We put up a similar display to the “snow” theme this month. “Winter is Coming” was a bunch of titles with winter type words including snow and ice, and there was a picture of Jon Snow on the display sign.
12:39:29 From Jeffery Barbour to Everyone:
	Like your idea of putting a sign up that books on display can be checked out!
12:39:31 From Louisa Aikin to Everyone:
	I'd say to display Lovecraft and let the patrons choose what they want to select.
12:39:34 From Mary Eckles to Everyone:
	Our Dark Academia book display has been killing it
12:39:40 From Sonya Williams to Everyone:
	Ah, yes. I understand now re: trans/Rowling.
12:39:44 From Faye Levin-O'Leary to Everyone:
	We have little bookmarks that specifically say to take the books!
12:39:44 From Ashley Cooper to Everyone:
	All my books were Green, and they weren't about Christmas.
12:39:51 From Amy Smith to Everyone:
	I include a little poster with the titles I put in the display in case they get checked out.
12:39:52 From Katie Coppola to Everyone:
	for Native American Indigenous Peoples month we had the authors tribe attached to their books to show how many different tribes and nations are represented
12:40:02 From Katie Tay to Everyone:
	@mary the idea behind #ownvoices is good, it just happened to out some authors before they were ready to be out... If you are doing a display about a specific culture it's nice to use authors who identify as that culture and not (for example) a bunch of white midwestern ladies writing about (insert other culture here) (like the American dirt controversy)
12:40:02 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	Props make them super appealing but also suck up our time. I'm torn on it. My library has moved away from props etc on displays. We do canva signs and go forward
12:40:03 From Natalie Korsavidis to Everyone:
	What's an example of a Dark Academia title?
12:40:09 From Mary Schaff to Everyone:
	The Lovecraft discussion is interesting to me. We have one librarian who is adamant that we should not be profiling problematic authors at all.
12:40:11 From Lisa MacLellan to Everyone:
	Heck yes! I’m Black and I bird! 🐦  Remember that no one group is a monolith!
12:40:15 From Nicole Westerdahl to Everyone:
	Love the little shark!
12:40:16 From towanda to Everyone:
	I done staff picks and customers picks
12:40:16 From Annalise Policicchio to Everyone:
	Great idea Julia!  Need to keep that in mind for future displays
12:40:16 From Amanda Hayes to Host and Panelists:
	Natalie:  The Secret History.
12:40:22 From Tina Craft to Everyone:
	It takes time to build up collections for displays as well if you don't have the resources in your possession yet
12:40:31 From Abby Hargreaves to Everyone:
	@Natalie If We Were Villains by ML Rio, The Secret History by Donna Tartt
12:40:33 From Mary Eckles to Everyone:
	Babel by RK Kuang, the Secret History by Donna Tartt, If We Were Villians
12:40:34 From Marina to Everyone:
	@Natalie The Secret History by Donna Tart is usually considered as dark academia
12:40:35 From Helen Li to Everyone:
	@ natalie not necessarily dark academia but I had a "have fun at school AND DONT GET MURDERED"
12:40:39 From Amanda Hayes to Host and Panelists:
	Also Ninth House, If We Were Villains, Babel, Bunny, Catherine House... there are some great lists online. :)
12:40:39 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	I do want to have more visually appealing stuff though
12:40:40 From Kelly Ribeiro to Host and Panelists:
	I'm jealous of all these wonderful displays. I need to do better with my creativity
12:40:44 From Candace L Owens to Host and Panelists:
	I like "We are the West"
12:40:48 From Lindsay Fuchs to Everyone:
	@Katie: It's good for all the months - Hispanic Heritage Month we try to make sure we have someone from every country
12:40:53 From Amanda Hayes to Host and Panelists:
	(I just read Ninth House and loved it tremendously.)
12:40:59 From Wendy Prince to Everyone:
	Amu O: \We add a small sign on displays that reminds people that the books are available for check out
12:41:08 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	Joann Fabrics has great online sales
12:41:10 From Lindsay Fuchs to Everyone:
	We can't do every tribe but we try to showcase more than just the well known ones
12:41:10 From Natalie Korsavidis to Everyone:
	Thanks!
12:41:12 From Candace L Owens to Everyone:
	I like "We are the West" as a display title...
12:41:13 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	and get it shipped
12:41:15 From Leigh Ann Williams to Everyone:
	Problematic authors should still be seen, otherwise you fall into censorship territory
12:41:16 From Sean Farrell to Everyone:
	unsplash.com is a great source for beautiful royalty-free background images for signage
12:41:22 From Joelle Mellon (she/her/hers) to Everyone:
	Maia Kobabe (author/artist of the Gender Queer graphic novel) had this really interesting take on the J.K. Rowling controversy: https://redgoldsparkspress.com/projects/7180180
12:41:30 From Katie Coppola to Everyone:
	Yes very great idea!
12:41:30 From Rebecca Zimmerman to Everyone:
	@Natalie Atlas Paradox and its sequel
12:41:34 From Melissa Lonergan to Everyone:
	Amy Oelkers, I've used props in several displays - Halloween, International Games Month and Holiday baking and everyone loved the displays and it didn't deter anyone from taking any books out.  Some children played with some of the bugs in the Halloween display but nothing was placed anywhere where it blocked a book from being removed from the display.
12:41:36 From Tabbi Heavner to Everyone:
	Remnants can be as long as 1.25 yards.
12:41:38 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	Thanks for sharing Joelle def going to check that out
12:41:39 From Trevor Adams to Everyone:
	I feel the need to point out that the reason we should use EDI in putting together our displays isn't to make ourselves more comfortable, it's to make the world suck less. And because it's the right thing to do.
12:41:50 From Faye Levin-O'Leary to Everyone:
	Thanks, Joelle!
12:41:51 From Amy Smith to Everyone:
	thanks Trevor. :)
12:41:56 From Almy Landauer to Everyone:
	what is the fabric Faithe is talking about?
12:42:01 From Anna Binder-Camacho to Everyone:
	You'll usually find those bits of fabric in the remnant section as well. And then sometimes they have an extra percentage off it
12:42:04 From Carla Siqueiros to Everyone:
	I like to include printables in my kids displays - coloring sheets, make your own comic strips, wordsearches, etc
12:42:13 From Sonya Williams to Everyone:
	Thanks, Joelle Melon!
12:42:14 From Carla Hollar to Everyone:
	high shine polyester she said
12:42:15 From Faye Levin-O'Leary to Everyone:
	Almy, Faithe said it's high-shine polyester, although I don't know more than that
12:42:29 From tsh99627 to Everyone:
	Right On Trevor!
12:42:30 From Leigh Ann Williams to Everyone:
	Looks kind of like satin, but that might snag too easily
12:42:31 From Lindsay Fuchs to Everyone:
	I'll also add for all of the [identity] months that we do, we also add a lot of text highlighting people, so it's not just books
12:42:40 From Monique Phillips to Everyone:
	Thank you Trevor.
12:42:45 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	You're looking for satin polyester usually in the special occasion or costuming section
12:42:52 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	At Joanns ask for synthetic satin
12:42:57 From Mary Schaff to Everyone:
	I agree Leigh Ann. Censorship and muting the "classics" of the genre because the author is scummy can also be a disservice
12:42:59 From Kendra Redford Twp District Library to Everyone:
	I use the Publisher bookmark templates and make bibliography bookmarks to go with my displays.
12:43:12 From Deborah Dwyer to Everyone:
	I roll wrapping paper out on the table
12:43:18 From Sharon to Everyone:
	check out coupons and end of season sales.
12:43:25 From Jeffrey Rivera to Everyone:
	@Mary - I think our whole society questions this..
12:43:28 From Annalise Policicchio to Everyone:
	I created bookmarks for Banned Books month with 1 or 2 reasons for why each book on a bookmark was banned
12:43:28 From Sharon to Everyone:
	Joann has pretty great sales
12:43:28 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	I've also been trying to take book display titles and make them book lists on our blog
12:43:29 From Amy Oelkers to Everyone:
	Re: Put a sign saying "Books can be checked out"--does it work? Do people take them?
12:43:31 From jdonati to Everyone:
	curtains work too..just hide the seam.
12:43:31 From Kerisa Shorthouse to Everyone:
	@ Leigh Ann I agree to a certain extent, but we need to remember what has been said about displays reflecting our values. We don't want to remove Lovecraft or Rowling from our library shelves, certainly, but how much do we want to be lifting them up?
12:43:32 From Melinda Borie to Everyone:
	@ Leigh Anne, there's a difference between having "problematic" authors available (that word covers a lot of ground... nobody's perfect so we're all problematic to some degree, but let's assume we're talking pretty bad stuff like racism, abuse, etc) and making them the star of a book display
12:43:33 From Danielle Taulman to Everyone:
	I would love to do a display that reflects on Hidden History. What I mean is history that has been hidden from history textbooks or people that have been unrecognized for some time and needs to be heard
12:43:33 From R Babilon- JGRLS to Everyone:
	I used the stacked boxes draped with fabric all the time.  This was a technique that I learned as a decorator for Aramark Catering.
12:43:36 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	and I often do bookmark lists
12:43:42 From Giovanna Perez to Everyone:
	I had not thought about using fabric for book displays. I have so much fabric at home from my sewing classes!
12:43:45 From Mary Eckles to Everyone:
	I use washi tape for decorating shelves!
12:43:56 From Briana Turner to Everyone:
	Canva is a wonderful tool to create flyers, bookmarls etc..
12:43:57 From Katie Tay to Everyone:
	https://www.joann.com/casa-satin/zprd_08527822a.html
12:44:07 From Aydin Kwan to Everyone:
	I don't think it's at all censorship to be selective about authors to include in book displays, especially if there are authors who have been vocal enough about hate speech to alienate your marginalized patrons. It says something about our values. We are selecting what books to highlight anyway, and the books will still be available in the library should people want to check them out. Rowling and Lovecraft have enough promotion that nobody's going to not know they exist just because the library isn't highlighting them.
12:44:08 From Ashley Cooper to Everyone:
	I love Canva!
12:44:09 From Jeffrey Rivera to Everyone:
	@Danielle - love hidden history idea.
12:44:09 From Amy Smith to Everyone:
	the fabric sounds reusable and not too "themed" and that's great for not having to buy something for every display.
12:44:12 From Julie Sutton to Everyone:
	We don't use a lot of props on our displays, but I get little display stands, risers, or boxes for $1-$5 at Target.  They make the displays look interesting, but no one gets worried about messing anything up.
12:44:14 From towanda to Everyone:
	yes love canva
12:44:15 From Katie Tay to Everyone:
	Love Canva!
12:44:29 From Giovanna Perez to Everyone:
	Canva has to be my favorite website!
12:44:32 From Melinda Borie to Everyone:
	You can have a pro canva account with your library credentials!
12:44:39 From Hope Christansen to Everyone:
	I like to have a handout such as a bibliography of the theme that viewers can take with them.
12:44:40 From Heidi Keppen Palmer to Everyone:
	@Amy it worked for us! Each display since we started using the signs, we see a few more items check out
12:44:53 From Danielle Taulman to Everyone:
	I agree on Canva being an excellent tool to use. I use it all the time
12:45:00 From Lindsay Fuchs to Everyone:
	We also have a "Give it Another Look" display - it's constant, under our "new Shelves" section, and my worker basically just pulls books from bottom rows to display them so they get checked out, since a lot of people don't look at the bottom shelves. We tend to get a good chunk of check outs from that, and if something still doesn't circulate we'll weed it.
12:45:10 From Elizabeth Denten to Host and Panelists:
	I learned that lesson hard. Don't add items that you will miss on the display. Hard lesson. 
12:45:12 From Haley Craft to Host and Panelists:
	@Leigh Ann Williams it’s not censorship if they’re still in the collection.
12:45:12 From Steven Trelstad to Everyone:
	Our campus has the benefit of an instructor who uses a 3D printer for classes. We've coordinated with them to create props for us to use in displays.
12:45:13 From Jeffrey Rivera to Everyone:
	@Aydin - Patrons can access, without emphasis.  Best of both.
12:45:23 From Carla Siqueiros to Everyone:
	I sometimes include the history or background of a celebration or theme to provide context and put that in an acrylic as well as a small sign that says- "yes you can check out these books"
12:45:27 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	Just a reminder to everyone that I’ll be sending the chat transcript, slides, and recording in a few days so you’ll all have access to these great tips!
12:45:34 From Kathryn Alexander to Everyone:
	I don't usually feature classics or popular authors to begin with, especially for topics where we have a lot of books. Those books will circulate even if we do not promote them, but the newer or lesser known authors might need our help more.
12:45:47 From Michelle Priola to Everyone:
	ASSOCIATION!
12:45:47 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	This is such an active chat I'm going to need to watch the video part again :'D
12:45:48 From Briana Turner to Everyone:
	February Display "Never Been Kissed" for items that haven't been checked out/low circs!
12:45:49 From Amanda Bailey to Everyone:
	I'm in a academic library
12:45:51 From Erica Dean Glenn to Everyone:
	These are such great ideas! Both from Faithe and the chat!!!
12:45:53 From Rebecca Williams to Everyone:
	so many of my props and fabric I find at yard sales...using for multiple subjects
12:45:54 From Kayla Aaron to Host and Panelists:
	Academic
12:45:55 From Wendy Prince to Everyone:
	Small stick on mustaches on bio for Mustache Month was an inexpensive but popular dispaly
12:45:55 From Mary Schaff to Everyone:
	Thanks for the good discussion, all :)
12:45:56 From Lance Gaston to Everyone:
	public here
12:46:01 From Amy Oelkers to Everyone:
	Thanks for your perspective, @Melissa Lonergan!
12:46:03 From Kamesha Bradham to Everyone:
	academic here
12:46:08 From Cirrus Gundlach to Everyone:
	community college here
12:46:09 From Danielle Taulman to Everyone:
	Academic
12:46:12 From Julie Sutton to Everyone:
	We include flyers for related programs, bookmarks, buttons, or printouts on a lot of our displays
12:46:18 From Kathy Hines to Everyone:
	Enjoyed your presentation!
12:46:19 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	When I was in an academic library we had coloring sheets and the students loved it as a great stress relief from studying!
12:46:20 From Giovanna Perez to Everyone:
	Public library here and our patrons love all the free stuff!
12:46:25 From Aydin Kwan to Everyone:
	@Kathryn - Agree. Better to use that space for a new author. :)
12:46:40 From Bertha Coleman to Everyone:
	For our summer reading display we used fish nets attached to the service desk with 3-D sea creatures caught in the nets.  Kids loved it!
12:46:59 From Winifred Lucy to Everyone:
	I love that Bertha
12:47:00 From Lindsay Fuchs to Everyone:
	@Bertha: that is super cute and I may steal it :)
12:47:07 From CJ (He/Him) to Everyone:
	As long as JK Rowling uses her cultural relevancy & sales as evidence that her transphobia is validated and continues actively cause harm to trans people I don't think it's responsible to highlight the materials in displays & programs. HP isn't a series that is going away - and it still permeates the culture enough that it's not like that patrons are going to be unaware that those materials are available without displays.
12:47:09 From Amy Oelkers to Everyone:
	@Heidi, that's great! Thank you for your perspective!
12:47:11 From Karen Pfeffer to Everyone:
	Academic library here! We have coloring pages and whole "creation station" with play-doh, puzzles, and paper planes. the paper planes are VERY popular :)
12:47:15 From Jessica Varon to Everyone:
	Our Children's Dept. did a simple monster mouth on our book drop that was a hit. Everyone loved it.
12:47:19 From Jeffrey Rivera to Everyone:
	Public here
12:47:21 From Catherine Adedokun to Everyone:
	Are we getting a recording?
12:47:30 From Kate Huddleston to Everyone:
	yes
12:47:32 From Tracy Hanson to Everyone:
	QR codes have work well for us too - point to digital materials in the catalog, etc
12:47:38 From Kate Huddleston to Everyone:
	A recording is coming
12:47:44 From Erica Dean Glenn to Everyone:
	I love the idea of coloring pages for adults! I'm a children's librarian and I'm going to offer some to our Art and Music department!
12:47:46 From Lindsay Fuchs to Everyone:
	Public - we have coloring pages, and then certain months we do book giveaways that include activity sheets like word searches, mazes, etc
12:47:52 From Amy Oelkers to Everyone:
	@CJ YES. This. Thank you for your comment.
12:48:03 From Kamesha Bradham to Everyone:
	For those in academic libraries, how do you get students to come in. It has been a struggle for me.
12:48:05 From Carlo Mastrandrea to Everyone:
	QR codes help to make the displays interactive
12:48:14 From Karen Gertsch to Everyone:
	Appreciate all the ideas.  Weakley County Library (public) in northwest TN.
12:48:19 From Amy Coles to Everyone:
	For accessibility, if you're using puns in your display title, be sure the theme is at least clear in the aesthetic of the display - not everyone is going to understand the pun!
12:48:31 From Elizabeth Denten to Host and Panelists:
	Anybody have ideas for free items for displays? I love that idea. 
12:48:32 From Amy Oelkers to Everyone:
	Thank you for including accessibility!
12:48:36 From Almy Landauer to Everyone:
	I try to put the signage in more than one language.
12:48:48 From Faye Levin-O'Leary to Everyone:
	CJ, for sure agreed. Also, as Faithe said, some of this is to promote things that don't circ on their own as much...HP is going to do just fine no matter what.
12:48:49 From Annalise Policicchio to Everyone:
	Ooh that's a great idea/reminder @Almy!
12:48:57 From Marta Mazur Rusak to Host and Panelists:
	I've used Canva to create display props. For example, printing birds, mugs of hot cocoa, snowflakes etc. to jazz up our winter reading challenge display                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  
12:48:57 From Sylvia Rowe to Everyone:
	I love using QR codes and have some up that link to recipes etc. for my Veganuary display (academic library)
12:48:58 From Faye Levin-O'Leary to Everyone:
	Great idea, Almy!
12:48:59 From Joelle Mellon (she/her/hers) to Everyone:
	Kamesha — We offer activities in our academic library to attract patrons!  Game night, movie night, etc.
12:49:00 From tsh99627 to Everyone:
	Kamesha we had a "Pop into the Library" event and had the local movie theater donate popcorn
12:49:12 From Jeffrey Rivera to Everyone:
	@Almy - YES!
12:49:13 From Lindsay Fuchs to Everyone:
	Big type, esp because we have a large elderly patron pop.
12:49:17 From John Davis to Everyone:
	Whoever shared the Kobabe comic thanks!
12:49:23 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	People who love HP have already read them. Encouraging them to find new things in that genre is awesome and helpful
12:49:29 From Louisa Aikin to Everyone:
	Agreed, Melinda!  Dr. Seuss is a good example.
12:49:32 From Nicole MacGibbon to Host and Panelists:
	I work in a public library rather than an academic one, but we've had a lot of success reaching teens and young adults through TikTok.
12:49:38 From Amy Smith to Everyone:
	I try to include multiple formats in our displays-- large print books, Playaways, books on CD.
12:49:45 From Melinda Borie to Everyone:
	although if there's not anything in the display in that language, it might be false advertising
12:49:47 From Leigh Ann Williams to Everyone:
	Maybe something like "If you liked HP, you'll love..."
12:49:49 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	The number of HP books is finite. The number of boarding school with magic books is wide
12:49:51 From Melissa Lonergan to Everyone:
	I try to do a "handout" to go with certain displays.  This month I have a couple budget and organize sheets for our Get Organized Display and puzzle sheets like crosswords, scrambles, word search etc. for National Puzzle month.
12:49:53 From Amanda Hayes to Host and Panelists:
	Increasing circ isn't the only reason to have a display.  Sometimes I want to lure patrons into reading (or watching, or hearing) something, anything--so they can learn, so they can escape the world, or for whatever reason.  I usually sprinkle some popular things in a display in hopes that a rare or reluctant reader might think, "I've heard of that..." and take it, because it's right there in front of them.
12:49:59 From Morgan Mann to Everyone:
	Myth about comic sans and dyslexia - mom of 2 dyslexics and librarian here
12:50:01 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	The Rick Riordan Presents books are AMAZING and appealing.
12:50:06 From Megan Hellwig to Everyone:
	There is also a font specifically for dyslexia!
12:50:10 From John Davis to Everyone:
	Uncle Rick <3
12:50:13 From Kit Lovelace to Everyone:
	it's my favorite just for that! as is veranda
12:50:14 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	Yes! Sooo good I Have a RR Presents display up right now.
12:50:19 From CJ (He/Him) to Everyone:
	There's also the Open Dyslexic Font
12:50:21 From Faye Levin-O'Leary to Everyone:
	Rick Riordan is the absolute best
12:50:23 From Aydin Kwan to Everyone:
	Yeah "boarding school magic" could be a great theme for a display!
12:50:24 From Karen Pfeffer to Everyone:
	@Kamesha our student employees are HUGE advocates. They bring in their friends, they help develop displays and events that speak to our community, etc. We also use QR codes through campus to highlight library information, events, and more.
12:50:27 From Jeffery Barbour to Everyone:
	Good information about eye-level and QRCodes to make more engaging.
12:50:33 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	Will be good to be able to pivot kids to that series especially when a new and exciting show is coming out (Re percy Jackson)
12:50:36 From Debbie Updegraff to Everyone:
	@kathrynAlexander
12:50:45 From Beverly Michaels to Everyone:
	I think the readability of Comic Sans is in dispute. Not the best for everyone with reading difficulties
12:50:55 From Megan Hellwig to Everyone:
	https://opendyslexic.org/
12:51:01 From Kamesha Bradham to Everyone:
	Thank you
12:51:09 From Caitlin Beach to Everyone:
	Just remember to be mindful with things like QR codes if you work in an area where people may not have smartphones. (Many do not, here.)
12:51:14 From Yoly Avella to Everyone:
	We try to include multiple formats in our displays- audiobooks, large print, dvd
12:51:15 From Debbie Updegraff to Everyone:
	Kathryn, that's how I feel also. I try to promote things that might be overlooked.
12:51:20 From Mary Eckles to Everyone:
	I'm doing a Taylor Swift Songs as Book Rec's Display, I should put a picture of her up on it
12:51:24 From Cirrus Gundlach to Everyone:
	I like open dyslexic, as a dyslexic, it really is helpful.
12:51:27 From Julie Edwards to Everyone:
	And a reminder that you can see our upcoming webinars here! https://www.nicheacademy.com/blog
12:51:38 From Annalise Policicchio to Everyone:
	Agreed, I have patrons who deliberately do not "do" Internet/iphones/computers
12:51:40 From Danielle Stokes to Everyone:
	I am in children's but I make all our signage using Comic Sans because of it's accessibility to those with reading disabilities.
12:51:43 From Beverly Michaels to Everyone:
	https://creativemarket.com/blog/is-comic-sans-easier-for-dyslexic-users-to-read
12:51:47 From Nicole Westerdahl to Everyone:
	I use the WebAim contrast checker: https://webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker/
12:51:47 From Helen Li to Everyone:
	@ Melinda definitely agree that if there is a collection gap we don't want to mislead patrons about the diversity in our collections, which is tough and uncomfortable.
12:51:50 From Raymonda Derrell to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:51:58 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	Thank you !
12:51:59 From Shane Dundas to Everyone:
	70% contrast based on ADA.
12:51:59 From Michelle Graby to Everyone:
	I absolutely love the fabric idea!
12:52:01 From Leigh Ann Williams to Everyone:
	Great presentation, thank you!
12:52:02 From Saren Quinn to Host and Panelists:
	Thank youuuu
12:52:02 From Robbin Bailey to Everyone:
	Excellent job! Thanks Faithe!
12:52:02 From Kayla Record to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:03 From Emmanuel Te to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you for your presentation!
12:52:04 From Giovanna Perez to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:04 From Raegen Luntz to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you!
12:52:04 From B.J. Ramsay to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:05 From Cherie Pemberton to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:05 From Shawna Battle to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:05 From Shari Heier to Host and Panelists:
	hello, the chat has a lot of great ideas, but I am unable to keep up w the comments and listen to the presentation at the same time. Is there any way to access this info at a later date? thanks, shari
12:52:06 From Mattie Stackley to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:06 From Elizabeth Denten to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you this was very helpful!
12:52:06 From Gail Long to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:06 From Caroline Snyder to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:06 From Caitlin Jones to Everyone:
	Thank you
12:52:07 From Carrie Sisk to Everyone:
	Thank you
12:52:07 From Stacee Talusan to Everyone:
	Thanks Faithe!
12:52:07 From Allison Redmond to Everyone:
	Thank you, Faithe!
12:52:08 From Melinda Herder to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:08 From cheryl lawrence to Everyone:
	Any ideas as far as doing displays on bookmobiles?
12:52:08 From Kelsey Winter to Everyone:
	Thank you so much for your presentation!
12:52:08 From Kit Lovelace to Everyone:
	Thank you!!
12:52:08 From Sarah Collinge to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:08 From Doriana Onorati to Everyone:
	Thank You!
12:52:09 From Alysha Wogee to Everyone:
	Thank you, very well done and good ideas!
12:52:10 From Renee Burrows to Everyone:
	Thank you - wonderful information!!!
12:52:10 From Sharon Esbenshade to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:10 From Tracy Hanson to Everyone:
	There's a good Facebook page, FYI - Public Library Book Displays :) Fun for idea-sharing!
12:52:11 From Danielle Taulman to Everyone:
	Thank you and thanks everybody for the great ideas
12:52:11 From Jenny Cahoon to Everyone:
	Thank you! This was great!
12:52:11 From Jenny Jackson to Everyone:
	thanks
12:52:12 From Vickie Fleischauer to Everyone:
	Thank you for all of the great ideas!
12:52:12 From Marina to Everyone:
	Thanks Faithe!
12:52:12 From Caitlin Beach to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:13 From Lisa Butler to Everyone:
	Thanks!
12:52:13 From Kristin Readel to Everyone:
	THANKS SO MUCH!
12:52:13 From Carla Hollar to Everyone:
	Thank you Faith
12:52:14 From Michelle Matthews to Everyone:
	thank you, lots to think about!!
12:52:14 From Jeffie Nicholson to Everyone:
	Do we get the chat with the recording?
12:52:14 From Amber Watson to Everyone:
	Thank you, great presentation :)
12:52:15 From Kathryn Alexander to Everyone:
	Thank you
12:52:15 From Marilyn Smith to Everyone:
	Thank you Faith and Julia have to leave now. Great Webinar!!
12:52:15 From Jaime Lee to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:16 From Allie Bennett to Everyone:
	Thank you Faithe
12:52:16 From Lisa Julien-Hayes to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:16 From Erica Dean Glenn to Everyone:
	This was wonderful! Thank you!
12:52:16 From Sarah Mohamed to Host and Panelists:
	Thank You!
12:52:17 From Stephanie Scales to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you for all the tips!
12:52:17 From Elizabeth Eaton to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:17 From Megan Hellwig to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:17 From Joel Hinojosa to Host and Panelists:
	thank you
12:52:17 From Laura Davis to Everyone:
	thank you
12:52:17 From Joan Battley to Everyone:
	Thank you great presentation!!!
12:52:18 From Ben Trotter to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:19 From Kristine Pennese to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:19 From Kaitlyn Frye to Everyone:
	Thank you so much!
12:52:20 From Jessica Fabillaran to Everyone:
	Great presentation and chat! Thank you!
12:52:20 From Sloane Clark to Host and Panelists:
	thanks I have desk duty now.
12:52:20 From towanda to Everyone:
	Thank You I enjoy it
12:52:22 From Tana Visser to Everyone:
	Thank you - the ideas in the chat are fantastic!
12:52:22 From Cindy McKenna to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you!
12:52:22 From Christen Young to Everyone:
	Thank you! (:
12:52:23 From Phyllis Graziosi - Glen Cove to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:24 From Lake Bjork to Everyone:
	Thank you!!
12:52:24 From Laurie Voelker to Everyone:
	Thank you.
12:52:25 From Jeffrey Rivera to Everyone:
	Thanks
12:52:25 From Desiray Taylor to Everyone:
	Thanks!!
12:52:25 From Patricia Jenkins to Everyone:
	Thank you very informative
12:52:26 From Melinda Herder to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:28 From Stacie Tremblay to Everyone:
	Great ideas, thank you, Faithe!
12:52:28 From Meg Sturdevant to Everyone:
	I put a sign "Check Us Out" with cute eyes
12:52:29 From Wendy Carribon to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you.
12:52:29 From Masha Velichko to Everyone:
	thank you
12:52:29 From Glennis Siegfried to Everyone:
	Thank you for the ideas and info!
12:52:30 From Rebecca Randle to Everyone:
	Thank you so much it was amazing
12:52:30 From avilad to Everyone:
	thank you
12:52:30 From Ben Johnson to Everyone:
	Thank you for the interesting presentation!
12:52:31 From Kean Emmell Leister to Everyone:
	Thank you
12:52:31 From Jennifer Amlong to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:31 From Michael Heimbaugh to Everyone:
	Thanks so much for a terrific presentation!
12:52:31 From Michelle Morehouse to Everyone:
	Great presentation!
12:52:33 From Janice Kistler to Everyone:
	Great  presentation.  Lots of ideas.  Loving it!
12:52:36 From Maggie Weddell to Everyone:
	Great info - can't wait to pass it along!
12:52:36 From Elaine Perez to Everyone:
	From Elaine Perez -- Thank you so much!
12:52:37 From Mellonee York to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:37 From Aimee Kenyon to Everyone:
	Lots of great info, ideas & tips, thank you!!
12:52:37 From Paulina Shadowens to Everyone:
	Thank you, Faith!  Very helpful and informative =)
12:52:39 From Heloise Nana to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:40 From Anita Bodnar to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you so much this was great!!!
12:52:41 From Makeba Dixon-Hill to Everyone:
	Thanks Faith and thanks to my fellow library baes---super talented and helpful group
12:52:43 From Janet Kavanaugh to Everyone:
	Thank you for being so positive!
12:52:44 From Tina O'Brien to Everyone:
	Thank you I now have new ideas that I can do for book displays
12:52:44 From Kristen Thomas to Everyone:
	Lots of info! Thanks!
12:52:44 From Kamesha Bradham to Everyone:
	Wonderful presentation, thanks for this
12:52:44 From Ivy Brunelle to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:45 From Meg Sturdevant to Everyone:
	1500 thank...
12:52:45 From Lindsay Fuchs to Everyone:
	Thanks!
12:52:45 From Dietrich Davis to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:46 From Jennifer Cameron to Everyone:
	Thank you for the great presentation and the excellent chat!
12:52:47 From Nya-Anne Greenidge to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:50 From Rebecca Williams to Everyone:
	Thank you Faithe
12:52:51 From Lynette Moyer to Everyone:
	Appreciate your presentation, Faith
12:52:51 From Karen Pfeffer to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:52 From Meg Sturdevant to Everyone:
	...yous
12:52:53 From Lyncolna Bonier to Everyone:
	Thank you Faithe, I truly appreciate your time. You're BEYOND amazing!
12:52:54 From Kathy Buchholtz to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:52:54 From Janice Montalvo to Everyone:
	Thank you for the class!
12:52:55 From Patrice Fisher to Everyone:
	👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Great Information!!!!!
12:52:55 From Ria Suraj to Everyone:
	Wonderful presentation with fantastic ideas we can incorporate at our branch. Thank you :)
12:52:59 From Charlie Leckenby to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:53:00 From Thadious Polasek to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:53:07 From Jennifer John to Everyone:
	Thank you for a fabulous presentation! Eastford, CT
12:53:07 From Ashlea Johnson to Everyone:
	Amazing presentation!!! Just fantastic!!!
12:53:10 From Bridget Delaney to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:53:10 From Dennis Miles to Everyone:
	Thank you Fathe! Great job1
12:53:11 From Alice Freiler to Everyone:
	Thanks, this has me fired up to go put up a display!
12:53:13 From Nicole Westerdahl to Everyone:
	One of my colleagues in Maine is doing a check out challenge specifically for display books: check out 12 books from displays to win a prize.
12:53:14 From Carlo Mastrandrea to Everyone:
	scour garage sales for props
12:53:17 From Pam Kingwill to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:53:17 From Patricia Shaw to Everyone:
	Oh no the tacky prop is broken and I need new creepy things...
12:53:18 From Grazyna to Everyone:
	Thank you.  Great presentation and great ideas.
12:53:21 From Renee Wilson to Everyone:
	Love this presentation. Thank you!
12:53:22 From Carolyn Jones to Everyone:
	Thank you, Great information.
12:53:22 From Brenda Doyle to Everyone:
	Thank You!
12:53:25 From Gail Goldberg to Everyone:
	Amazing information, thanks
12:53:26 From Winifred Lucy to Everyone:
	Thanks for a great presentation Faithe.
12:53:27 From Amy Coston to Everyone:
	salvation army
12:53:30 From Jeff Fisher to Everyone:
	Thank you
12:53:34 From Makeba Dixon-Hill to Everyone:
	Great idea @Nicole!!
12:53:36 From Connie Stewart to Everyone:
	Enjoyable webinar, thanks!
12:53:42 From Laura Koblizek to Everyone:
	ask your local buy nothing groups
12:53:42 From Kay Galvin to Host and Panelists:
	Great ideas and things to think about - thank you!
12:53:43 From Elizabeth Denten to Host and Panelists:
	Rummage sales are great for display items
12:53:45 From Jaclyn McKewan to Everyone:
	If your library has an Ellison machine, you can use that to create decorative shapes for a display.
12:53:52 From Beth Rast to Host and Panelists:
	Great presentation! Thanks so much!
12:53:54 From Lance Gaston to Everyone:
	thanks for presentation :)
12:53:55 From Emily Bunyan to Everyone:
	We regularly use Chase's Calendar of Events for display ideas.
12:53:56 From Pennie King to Everyone:
	This was amazing! Please bring us more!!! You are  GREAT!!!
12:53:56 From Laura Koblizek to Everyone:
	we've gotten a great vintage typewriter to display for NoNoWriMo
12:53:58 From Carlo Mastrandrea to Everyone:
	sometimes a garage sale prop inspires a display idea.
12:53:58 From cheryl lawrence to Everyone:
	How about doing displays on a bookmobile?  Any ideas for that, considering the display is on a moving vehicle?
12:53:59 From Maureen to Everyone:
	Lots of great ideas - thanks
12:54:06 From Otis Alexander to Everyone:
	Thanks for the valuable information regarding cultural inclusion for diversity purposes. I will include others on a daily basis instead of waiting for the designating month for celebration.
12:54:08 From Maggie Weddell to Everyone:
	Quick backgrounds for huge bulletin board displays?
12:54:09 From CJ (He/Him) to Everyone:
	Large colored butcher paper might be a good idea too
12:54:09 From Joyce Garland to Everyone:
	Very useful information. Thank you.
12:54:15 From Paulina Shadowens to Everyone:
	What if you only have vertial end caps, not tables, for display?
12:54:16 From Glynnis Gilbert to Everyone:
	thanks
12:54:17 From Tina O'Brien to Everyone:
	We do not have props so I try to be creative with sinage
12:54:19 From Amy Coston to Everyone:
	no props would be sad
12:54:21 From Monique Phillips to Everyone:
	So many great ideas. Thank you, Faithe.
12:54:23 From Laurie MacKellar to Everyone:
	This has been a wonderful webinar. I have to leave but I will look at the recording. I have learned a lot
12:54:27 From Joelle Mellon (she/her/hers) to Everyone:
	I miss the Ellison machine at my former library *so much*!
12:54:29 From Yoly Avella to Everyone:
	Thank you, great presentation and wonderful ideas!
12:54:30 From Stacey Brown to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:33 From Wilda Kosik to Everyone:
	Thank you I got a couple of great ideas
12:54:39 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	My vertical end cap displays are a big sign on top with bookmarks.
12:54:40 From Sabrina Boglioli to Everyone:
	Anyone else have a pinterest to share display ideas? https://www.pinterest.com/schildrensdepartment/
12:54:43 From Meg Sturdevant to Everyone:
	I'd treat it as a request for reconsideration...
12:54:46 From Samantha Austin to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:50 From Bethany Bates to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:54:52 From Tina Webb to Everyone:
	Thank you
12:54:54 From Haley Craft to Everyone:
	Thank you!!
12:54:56 From Marta Mazur Rusak to Everyone:
	You can print images and shapes from Canva if you don't have a big budget. I did birds, mugs of hot cocoa, etc. for a winter display
12:55:01 From Carlo Mastrandrea to Everyone:
	have them provide it in writing, nobody likes forms.
12:55:02 From Shelbie Howard to Everyone:
	Thank you
12:55:03 From Kathy Hall to Everyone:
	We do display on Local authors and KY authors.
12:55:07 From Sonya Williams to Everyone:
	The HP display does not include any HP items. The items reflect the "personality" of the HP houses. That's why I included in the post what items I have under Gryffindor.
12:55:09 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	Then books on the shelves going down. You could add a prop per shelf. Less dynamic than on furniture but more interesting
12:55:39 From Beth Kuiper to Host and Panelists:
	Our library got a Cricut and that has upped our displays a LOT!
12:55:43 From Melanie Melville to Everyone:
	I would say: We have books here that reflect EVERYONE in our community.
12:55:43 From Nicole Westerdahl to Everyone:
	@Marta Ooh, nice tip!
12:55:45 From Kathy Flaherty to Everyone:
	Lots of great information.  So glad I was able to attend!
12:55:47 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	Also you could add small sign holders with images
12:55:53 From Bertha Coleman to Everyone:
	Thank you so much for this very informative session.   I look forward to reviewing the recording.  Greater displays are in the future!
12:56:02 From Lake Bjork to Everyone:
	Are there any sort of books, authors, or display ideas you would not recommend trying?
12:56:15 From Eileen Washburn to Everyone:
	We had a complaint about our LGBTQ+ middle grade fiction display and after I talked with the parent for a bit it was clear she was upset about more in her children's lives and schools and just wanted to vent.
12:56:17 From Dan Major to Everyone:
	Definitely have a distinct display and challenge policy.  ours is rolled in with the collection policy, but is stated distinctly
12:56:23 From Marsha Wright to Everyone:
	At least they didn't steal them
12:56:24 From Leigh Ann Williams to Everyone:
	That's amazing lol
12:56:26 From Morgan Mann to Everyone:
	This has inspired me to start a Pinterest board! I'll be filling it soon from all of these great ideas. https://www.pinterest.com/doorcountylibrary/book-displays/
12:56:27 From Amy Coston to Everyone:
	that's wonderful!
12:56:30 From Robin Golesorkhi to Everyone:
	I love that!
12:56:30 From Autumn Weese to Everyone:
	love it
12:56:33 From Sonya Williams to Everyone:
	AWESOME re:locked case with rainbow flags!!
12:56:34 From Kat McCracken to Everyone:
	LOVE IT!!!
12:56:34 From Eileen Washburn to Everyone:
	Yes! We had patrons hiding books a lot at the last library I worked at.
12:56:41 From Amy Oelkers to Everyone:
	We had BIG challenges on the display itself (Pride). :( Now it's the policy to treat the display the same as a book challenge. It's reviewed just like a book would be. I believe this is in ALA guidelines.
12:56:42 From Autumn Weese to Everyone:
	👍🏻
12:56:43 From Patricia Shaw to Everyone:
	colleen hoover and tik tok books for college students
12:56:48 From Annalise Policicchio to Everyone:
	I've definitely got a board on my Pinterest account with Library Displays/Ideas
12:56:49 From Nicole Westerdahl to Everyone:
	If it's a locked case how do people use the books??
12:56:58 From Leigh Ann Williams to Everyone:
	BookTok is another great display idea
12:57:01 From Geraldine (Geri) Denkewalter to Everyone:
	Public Library: Anything we put out with a free sign is gone in a flash!
12:57:02 From Jenny Jackson to Everyone:
	programs are good for bringing people into the library
12:57:03 From Elizabeth Denten to Host and Panelists:
	No seriously Booktok is really useful
12:57:11 From Timothy Stoessel to Everyone:
	Booktok has questionable taste LOL
12:57:14 From Briana Turner to Everyone:
	Follow PCPL on tiktok  ;)
12:57:15 From Giovanna Perez to Everyone:
	As a college student who works in a library, definitely use Tiktok to see what ideas are there.
12:57:16 From Clancy Smith to Everyone:
	Yes!! We have a tiktok for USM Special Collections!!
12:57:19 From Ruby Cruz to Everyone:
	Milwaukee public library has great ideas!
12:57:19 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	Locked cases defeats the point of displays which is incrasing circulation.
12:57:19 From Kelly Ribeiro to Host and Panelists:
	I'm scared to I might be missing some brain cells with tik tok
12:57:19 From Sheila Dougherty to Everyone:
	I've had people complain under their breath about my Pride Month display.
12:57:20 From Martha DiVittorio to Everyone:
	Gotta run, but thanks for the terrific presentation!
12:57:22 From Jennifer Zimmer to Everyone:
	Yep--BookTok! We definitely see our college students looking for books and authors because of TikTok.
12:57:24 From Tina O'Brien to Everyone:
	I don't have a problem with patrons hiding books from the displays but I try to stay away from any display that would cause controversy
12:57:28 From Giovanna Perez to Everyone:
	I spend too much time on tiktok every day
12:57:28 From Angela Briseno to Everyone:
	For academic libraries, here at our community college we are doing book displays
12:57:28 From Eunice Reyes to Everyone:
	Yes Social Media!
12:57:31 From Candace L Owens to Everyone:
	I working and watching but it has been very informative and insightful! I am genuinely grateful... and truly thankful
12:57:31 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	Locked cases sends a negative message.
12:57:33 From Jenny Jackson to Everyone:
	the programs can be a simple craft or a speaker
12:57:37 From Annalise Policicchio to Everyone:
	Yeah, we have a lot of books go missing, and we tend to believe that patrons are hiding them/taking them or that the books weren't checked out correctly
12:57:38 From Susan Ficarra to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:57:38 From Melanie Melville to Everyone:
	We have a great tik tok here at Milwaukee Public Library
12:57:39 From Morgan Mann to Everyone:
	Any favorite hashtags to follow?
12:57:39 From Clancy Smith to Everyone:
	Booktok loves rarebooks!
12:57:40 From Kristina Claunch to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:57:40 From Kit Lovelace to Everyone:
	I used to work at academia about a year ago and was a student at the same time! I helped with their displays and I really recommend tik tok and book tok is GREAT for what they want to read. May not like some of it but it's great
12:57:41 From Annalise Policicchio to Everyone:
	Including new books
12:57:43 From Ramana Konantz to Everyone:
	you can make major or department specific displays for academic libraries
12:57:50 From Laura Gartman to Everyone:
	Thanks for the great presentation!
12:57:55 From Shane Dundas to Everyone:
	How do I save the chats?
12:57:59 From Kat McCracken to Everyone:
	Is BookTok separate from TikTok?
12:58:01 From Tina Stockdill to Everyone:
	I used hash tags in my posters, and used a graphic design website Canva to make quality posters
12:58:04 From Giovanna Perez to Everyone:
	Booktok is a favorite tag to follow on tiktok and also BookDisplay on there as well
12:58:08 From Amy Smith to Everyone:
	we count how many books we replace on the display (filling empty spaces)
12:58:11 From Amy Oelkers to Everyone:
	BookTok books are always checked out!
12:58:12 From Hope Christansen to Everyone:
	We combined a blog with a display.  Took picture of display & specific books for blog.
12:58:13 From Eileen Washburn to Everyone:
	I have a major problem with patrons hiding books! That's crazy! Not your stuff buddy
12:58:14 From Joyce Manley to Everyone:
	Thank you Faithe for a great talk!
12:58:14 From Sonya Williams to Everyone:
	True, Julia Starkey. :/
12:58:15 From Debbie Updegraff to Everyone:
	We keep stats on each display through Polaris.
12:58:16 From Kristin Readel to Everyone:
	https://pin.it/2MijQHN
12:58:19 From Giovanna Perez to Everyone:
	Booktok is a tag on tiktok
12:58:26 From Rachel Rugg to Everyone:
	Collection HQ tracks your display books
12:58:27 From Kat McCracken to Everyone:
	Ahhhh, thank you!
12:58:27 From Winifred Lucy to Everyone:
	We received an email from a patron complaining about our LGBTQ display.
12:58:46 From Kat McCracken to Everyone:
	I, myself, do not TikTok obviously. LOL!
12:58:51 From Kristin Readel to Everyone:
	We save time not checking out to display and look at date due stamps, yes we still have
12:58:53 From Clancy Smith to Everyone:
	Our tiktok page is @usm_spcol
12:58:55 From May Pacis to Everyone:
	Thank you so much!
12:59:00 From Ruby Cruz to Everyone:
	For academic libs, first gen college student was a display this year
12:59:02 From Dan Major to Everyone:
	Don't call it blind date!
12:59:03 From Vickie Fleischauer to Everyone:
	We are able to run reports in our ILS.
12:59:12 From Mary Rudrow to Everyone:
	Thank you, great information!
12:59:13 From Sabrina Boglioli to Everyone:
	Started following those of you who are sharing your Pinterest! Love seeing your beautiful displays. https://www.pinterest.com/schildrensdepartment/
12:59:18 From Kamesha Bradham to Everyone:
	Thank you all so much, I didn't think about booktok since I moved to academic. I was on it all the time when I worked in the public library
12:59:26 From Winifred Lucy to Everyone:
	Great question!!
12:59:26 From Lake Bjork to Everyone:
	We used to set all of our books to display to keep track, but it became an issue of forgetting to set them back when the display was done, causing books to get lost in the library and not go where they were meant to.
12:59:29 From Helen Li to Everyone:
	Thank you!
12:59:39 From Louisa Aikin to Everyone:
	Thanks so much!  I have to leave for another meeting.
12:59:44 From Danielle Davis to Everyone:
	Thank you so much! I really enjoyed this. :)
12:59:46 From Giovanna Perez to Everyone:
	Twitter is also a good place to find books and authors that are trending
12:59:47 From Veronica Pitchford to Everyone:
	https://www.pinterest.com/bookchic71/library-display-possibilities/
12:59:47 From Aydin Kwan to Everyone:
	Tiny libraries can also look to small indie bookstores for ideas
12:59:51 From Sarah AlNakdali to Everyone:
	Thank you !
12:59:52 From Aydin Kwan to Everyone:
	A lot of merchandising in a very small space
12:59:56 From Joelle Mellon (she/her/hers) to Everyone:
	Thanks for all the cool ideas, folks … Gotta run off to a meeting!
12:59:57 From Kristen Milton to Everyone:
	We use book carts if display space is limited
12:59:58 From Susan Artymko to Everyone:
	Thank you! This was great, lots of good ideas.
13:00:00 From Jennifer Senger to Everyone:
	Thank you!  Very helpful!
13:00:05 From Melissa Lonergan to Everyone:
	Faithe, I have an item list for every display that I do.  I check off every time something on the list gets checked out and I replace with something else on my list.  This way I can tell how many things come off my displays.  My Halloween display had at least 15 books checked out.
13:00:05 From Jenn Runyan to Everyone:
	Thank you so much!
13:00:07 From Mary Schaff to Everyone:
	I wonder if official complaints would decrease with just intermixing marginalized authors/topics with more generic themes instead of making it the topic of the display
13:00:07 From Amanda Decker to Everyone:
	Thank you so much to all for the ideas!
13:00:11 From Susan Hulsey to Everyone:
	How do you check out the Blind Date books?  Do they every unwrap and then don't want the book?
13:00:12 From Martha Andrade to Everyone:
	Thank you.
13:00:15 From Tina O'Brien to Everyone:
	We put slips in our books for the blind date with a book and the patron can say if they loved it, liked it, or did not like it. Then they can put that paper in for a prize
13:00:20 From Bennie Weeks to Everyone:
	Thank you for the presentation, lots of ideas
13:00:21 From Natasha Pena to Everyone:
	This was an amazing presentation, thank you so much for this!  I've gotten some awesome ideas. Have to run to the desk...
13:00:26 From Kara Sabbagh to Everyone:
	Susan we write barcode on the back type it in manually
13:00:27 From Elizabeth Denten to Host and Panelists:
	Faithe would you be willing to do this again or something like this. This is really helpful!
13:00:31 From Lake Bjork to Everyone:
	Thank you so much for this webinar!
13:00:32 From Annalise Policicchio to Everyone:
	Here's what I've got saved for display/library ideas: 
	https://www.pinterest.com/annalisepolicic/library-lessonsideas/
13:00:38 From Leticia Stinson to Everyone:
	Thank you! I got some great ideas.
13:00:40 From Paula McGraw to Host and Panelists:
	A good display should reflect the values of the community, not just the values of the staff. Let's not push agendas on our patrons. 
13:00:44 From Tina O'Brien to Everyone:
	We copy the barcode of the book and put it outside on the wrapper
13:00:44 From Julia Starkey to Everyone:
	I also do display lists and then check off when I put them out on display
13:00:47 From Jeanne Heicher to Everyone:
	If you highlight books in photos on fb, you can use props and other interesting stuff in those images, like a virtual display- even if you have no physical room.
13:00:49 From Beth Stewart to Host and Panelists:
	This webinar was great. Thank you SO MUCH!
13:00:49 From Darlene Hayden to Everyone:
	Thanks Faithe the presentation was very interesting and had great ideas as well ….👍
13:00:50 From RobieMartin to Everyone:
	Great webinar
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	Thank you!
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	Thank You!!!
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	Thank you so much Faithe and to the chat
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	Thank You wonderful ladies!
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13:01:02 From Annalise Policicchio to Everyone:
	Awesome webinar!  Thanks so much!
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	Thank you so much! I enjoyed this webinar and can't wait to read the chat!
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	Such a great presentation!! Thank you so much!
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	Great ideas - thank you!
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	Best presentation I've seen in a long time.
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	Thank you so much! Lots of great ideas from Faithe and everyone.  Thanks for sharing!!
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13:01:27 From Amy Oelkers to Everyone:
	I would suggest looking for a new term than "blind date". It's an ableist term. Something like Mystery Date with a Book is a good idea!
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13:01:32 From Cherette Harris to Everyone:
	I agree.... the Best!
13:01:33 From Shelly Rae to Host and Panelists:
	Thank  you so much.
13:01:33 From Nancy Condon to Everyone:
	Thanks so much!  Very helpful!
13:01:34 From Ria Suraj to Host and Panelists:
	thank you
13:01:34 From Laura Kruger to Everyone:
	Thank you
13:01:34 From Kristina McSalis to Everyone:
	Thanks you for your great energy and enthusiasm!
13:01:34 From Darlene Hayden to Everyone:
	👍
13:01:35 From Annette Jenkins to Everyone:
	Thank you bye
13:01:39 From Colleen Unger to Host and Panelists:
	Thank you!
13:01:39 From Erin Faulkner to Everyone:
	thank you :)
13:01:39 From Deborah Homer to Everyone:
	Thank you lot of good ideas
13:01:39 From Winifred Lucy to Everyone:
	Bye
13:01:39 From Alice Conway to Everyone:
	Tēnā koe Faith
13:01:39 From Meaghann CampBell to Host and Panelists:
	Faithe, this was a great webinar! Solidifies a lot of what I am already doing!
13:01:40 From Gerard Young to Everyone:
	Thank you for your time.
13:01:40 From Nevin Buyukozturk to Everyone:
	Thank you!
13:01:40 From Lindsay Fuchs to Everyone:
	Thanks
13:01:42 From Marta Mazur Rusak to Everyone:
	Thanks! I'm a long-time librarian but new to public libraries and this is great!
13:01:42 From Lance Gaston to Everyone:
	bye
13:01:42 From mroyal to Everyone:
	Thank you so much
13:01:42 From Anna Binder-Camacho to Everyone:
	Thanks!
13:01:42 From Lynette Moyer to Everyone:
	good bye