I've been working on pulling everything together to start a 1000 Books program at my library. The inspiration started with a Summer Reading Program workshop I attended last spring. Marge Loch-Wouters over at Tiny Tips for Library Fun was presenting and shared tips (literally) and other useful information with us and I was super excited to start planning mine. Seeing as how I am the entire youth services department, it has taken awhile to get all my ducks in a row and organized into a program that I am ready to run. I am almost there.
In the mean time, I have found a TON of useful information at other library websites and the nerd in me took over. I have been bookmarking libraries to a 1000 Books Map I made with my Google account. I've spent hours looking at program ideas and just added the libraries I looked at to my map. I'm sure I missed many libraries. Please let me know if I need to add a library that is joining this wonderful early literacy revolution!!

My library started the program last September. Willoughby Public Library, 30 Public Square, Willoughby, OH 44094
ReplyDeleteLove the Map!
You've been added!
DeleteMy library Algonquin Area Public Library, Il 60102 started 1001 books before kindergarten in January. All part of the same movement? Or are we just trying for extra credit with that one extra book :)
ReplyDeleteYou're now on the map! Way to go, you over achievers in IL (1001) ;)
DeleteThank you for including Albertson Memorial Library on your map! It looks great!
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome! How is it going for your library?
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