Jul 4
Posters from ALA's "Read" poster auction + Twilight Saga cast
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Posters from ALA's "Read" poster auction + Twilight Saga cast
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it came to me in a dream
The ALA’s awesome new READ posters!
Did anyone else have these posters in their English department? (I liked the Yoda one, I’ll admit).
(ALSO HOW DID AN AMERICAN READING CAMPAIGN END UP IN MY ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL?!)
Library posters, courtesy of Sheldon Comics!
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Margaret “Peggy” Barber, who helped change the way libraries promote their services, died on August 25 at age 75. Among other accomplishments, Barber established the American Library Association Public Information Office, Public Programs Office, and Graphics program, which produced the acclaimed
You might not know Peggy Barber, but you'll recognize her contribution to libraries. In 1980, the first "Read" poster was produced and would soon become an iconic feature in libraries around the country. Thank you, Peggy.
“The best part of having an office is having a spot for my @DaveedDiggs @ALALibrary READ poster”
HAMILTON FANS, ICYMI - Our ALA Store now sells Daveed Diggs READ posters! Grab one here.
Since I had the 4th off, I took the opportunity to finally rearrange some of the posters in the living room. I finally got the awesome Cowboy Bebop wall hanging I got at C2E2 in April (and got Steve Blum to sign! *faints*) up and got my Read posters to a more permanent location (though frames will have to come later). There’s still the matter of all the posters I just got at ALA (Atlas Obscura! NASA!) but at least I’ve figured out where I want to them to go now.