Christmas library

Snowman Book Sculpture: Creating your own snowman book sculpture is an easy way to get into the winter spirit! This display is perfect for libraries, classrooms, stores, you name it! Everyone loves these little guys!

I've decorated my cottage for Christmas, simple and sweet with a nod to nature and lots of plaid. Come join me!

Woops! I started this post months ago, and didn't realize I never posted it! We went all out for the holidays this year in the FS...

Are you looking for a way to make your December library lessons fun? This elementary library game can be played in person, for distance learning, or hybrid learning. Read all about this fun Christmas Picture Book Trivia Game and save your sanity while you keep the fun in your December library classes! #thetrappedlibrarian #decemberlibrary

A Christmas tree library shelf display made and posted on Instagram by a library in Hopewell Junction, New York. So cool!

I reused my American Girl library cards and books as ornaments for the mini tree on the desk in the Children's Room. Rudolph the Red-nosed Bookshelf (cardboard antlers; the rest is construction paper) My co-worker and I tried to just free-hand one of those trendy book trees and it flopped. About three times in a row. Here's what we learned: put a tripod on the table and stack books around it; works like a charm.

School library book stacking display for Rudolph, Santa, snowman, the Grinch, Christmas tree, and Hanukkah. These are such cute decorations for the library around the holidays!

A novel idea on creating your tree. Happy Holiday! Photo taken at the Houston Public Library Central Library (stylized), 2013. To contact HPL visit www.houstonlibrary.org or call 832-393-1313.