Bookmarks

One of my major projects this quarter was developing a sampling of reader’s advisory resources, which included bookmarks, reading lists, and booktalks. While I had done similar assignments in classes or for events, being able to do these on my own with no guidelines other than ensuring diversity (which was already in my plans) was a very different experience.

This week (April 11-15th) Eckstein was closed for spring break, so I did not go in to the library. Instead, I started work on the bookmarks and other reader’s advisory tools, familiarized myself with some of the books that are in the Eckstein library, and added a few books to a potential purchase list that seemed to fill holes in the collection or that are excellent books that would help round out existing areas.