Book Snowman

By Sharon Spong

Sharon, from Bedford Girl's School in UK has sent a photo of this wonderful snowman made from books! He looks right at home in the library, guarding some 'cool reads'! Thanks Sharon and Caroline for sharing your display.

There's SNOW place like the library!

By Fran Karmann

Lovely seasonal displays of polar bears, snow flakes and the book tree are Fran's winter way of welcoming readers!!!

Hibernate with a good book.

There's SNOW place like the library.

There's SNOW thing like reading.

Thanks for sharing Fran.

No two are ever the same!

By Stephanie Trzeciakiewicz
Here's a very creative idea for a winter display from Stephanie.

She has done a play on the idea that no two snowflakes are ever alike, just like no two books are ever the same. 

Lovely. (PS I love this John Green book - a 'four tissue' read)

The Very Snowy Day

By Krystal Morgan
Krystal does all the displays at the Victorvilly City Library in Victorville, and she has been kind enough to share some with us.
This is a display where she recreated a scene from Ezra Jack Keats' "The Very Snowy Day"
It's a lovely one to celebrate winter with! Thanks Krystal.

The Snowy Day

By Kelly Butcher
This lovely display by Kelly was inspired by the art in the book. She then used the display to place all of her snow books.

Have a peep at her Library Blog:Lemme Library

Let it Snow

By Kateri Wilson
Kateri and her students have approached the worst weather in the UK for over forty years very creatively by producing their very own library snowstorm!
She used it for her Christmas display so the books are festive reads.
Thanks for sharing it and we hope it's warming up over there now!

Winter

By Judith Dickson
Judith is a Teacher Librarian at Weber Elementary, in Iowa City, Iowa.
She has shared these delightful pictures of her winter library display and says:

'One way to create a nice winter feel in the Media Center is to have Gingerbread Libraries on display. This week, we had 30 5th/6th grade student helpers come in for the special project of constructing them! They had a ball and ate lots of candy while designing them! The new book table certainly attracts attention with 15 Gingerbread Libraries of varying sizes nestled amongst the books!'

A very timely display as many of you in the Northern hemisphere battle (and enjoy?) the snow. It's a wonderfully creative and yummy way to get the students involved and I can see that it would attract plenty of attention! Well done and thanks Judith.