Does your library or book corner look exciting and tempting? Making the activity of reading attractive starts with creating the right environment – and our course brings you tips from design professionals. Even the youngest children are familiar with retail-style product presentation so it’s worth developing your display skills to keep your books looking good!
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| Getting started | |
| How to use the course |
| Setting the scene | |
| Readers’ expectations | |
| Libraries and bookstores | |
| Library walkthrough | |
| Declutter |
| Standing up for the book | |
| Face-forward display: freestanding units | |
| Dress a Book Pod: 7-10s | |
| Let the product be king | |
| Face-forward display: on-shelf | |
| Highlighting single titles on-shelf | |
| Branding the shelves | |
| Spine stickers and colour charts | |
| Rescue a book |
| Location, location, location | |
| Eye level is buy level | |
| Less is more | |
| Displaying reading scheme/guided reading books |
| Making it happen | |
| Dress a Book Pod: 10-12s | |
| Good and bad practice | |
| Doing it for real: making a display | |
| Feedback task: making a display | |
| Maintaining the look | |
| Spread the word | |
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