Since I still have horror on my mind, I think having a physical display of horror movies and book pairings would be fun! Tying books to movies, like Jordan Peele's Get Out (which Book Riot has already graciously done) can be done within the library as well as social media. In fact, I should remember that for the future when Peele's Us comes out in theaters or for a "children's" (teens, maybe) version this summer for Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.
I like the idea of setting out a 2-sentence horror story table for passive programming. Patrons could write out their own stories on index cards for the library to display on some horror themed visual. I have access to a coffin styled bookcase that would look amazing for displays.
In other news, this lovely lady came home with me a few hours ago:
She's very sweet and chirps instead of meows. No name yet! I'm toying between Circe and Medea.
I like the idea of setting out a 2-sentence horror story table for passive programming. Patrons could write out their own stories on index cards for the library to display on some horror themed visual. I have access to a coffin styled bookcase that would look amazing for displays.
In other news, this lovely lady came home with me a few hours ago:
She's very sweet and chirps instead of meows. No name yet! I'm toying between Circe and Medea.
Your picture didn't download! Congrats on the cat (I assume) and I like the name choices! Great ideas for the prompt as well!
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