[aisle] You've been Booked

[Pulgar, Christine]

I saw this on twitter last year courtesy of Rhonda Jenkins,
@luv2teachtech
<https://twitter.com/luv2teachtech>and I did this during School Library
Month with a wrapped bag of books, but this year I am doing one book a
quarter.  I do match books to the teacher and the class as often as
possible.
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Christine Pulgar
Reader. Teacher. Librarian. – MLIS; NBCT
Glen Oaks School
Hickory Hills, IL 60457
708-233-6806
cpulgar at npd117.net
https://twitter.com/CpulgarNBCT
https://twitter.com/glenoakslibrary

“Books are a uniquely portable magic.” – Stephen King
Currently reading:
*The Tale of Despereaux* by Kate DiCamillo



On Mon, Nov 18, 2019 at 10:24 AM Brokaw, Amy via AISLE <
aisle at list.railslibraries.info> wrote:

> Has anyone tried a “you’ve been booked” program in a junior high or high
> school?  I’ve seen posts about “you’ve been mugged” where teachers gift
> each other with a mug full of treats.  I think we could ‘gift’ a book to a
> teacher or student and include a bookmark and treats, but I’m not sure how
> to see if it would get read or if I should share non-library books.  Any
> inventive suggestions?
>
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> *Always,*
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> *Ms. Amy C. Brokaw*
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> Library Media Specialist
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