LOL @ the Library

ByHafuboti
A fun and funny display of children's joke books, jokes in a card format, passive worksheets, and fun signs. Large sign is "LOL at the Library!"
LOL @ the Library: a fun display combining jokes, silly book covers, two passive worksheets, and joke books.

I don’t really have a lot to say about this particular display. I wanted bold and fun, and I think I achieved it. It was mainly an excuse to keep my silly picture book covers up for the entire month of April (and not just on the first).

I’ve also wanted to do an interactive display using cards for awhile. However, I always thought it’d be something with interesting facts, but I think jokes perfectly fit the format. I especially hope to hear lots of children’s laughter.

“The outside of the library joke cards that are part of the LOL @ the Library display.
The inside of the library joke cards that are part of the LOL @ the Library display.

Feel free to click on any of the framed images below to get the various components of this display. You’ll find the silly book covers here.

Bright? Silly? Full of fun books (mainly from our non-fiction section)? Two passive program worksheets? Yep. I like it like that.

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