| Support Teen Literature Day, April 14th, 2011 | ||
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| Yesterday was Support Teen Literature Day – and I celebrated with my little boys by dropping 9 books for others to find. I was hoping to find locations where teens would have the best chance of finding the books, so we dropped them at our local recreation center and the mall. What a fun idea! And it was good for my little boys – they thought it was a treasure hunt at first – to share books with others. I didn’t have as many award-winning teen books as I thought, so I also dropped a few of my readings journals. I hope we made someone’s day with these unexpected surprises! | ||
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What fun! I’m sure you made someone’s day!
What a fun idea! You should have stuck your blog address in there so that people could tell you what they thought of the book!
Thanks! I did put my blog on the Readergirlz Rock the Drop bookplate I inserted – but haven’t heard anything back. I’ll post if I get any responses.
Thank you so much for participating in Rock the Drop! Nine books dropped? Wowza! Your generosity is much appreciated.
Lorie Ann posted your photos in one of the roundups:
http://readergirlz.blogspot.com/2011/04/rock-drop-photo-op_3216.html
What a great idea!! I hope they all found happy new homes.
Very cool. I am a member of Bookcrossing.com and do the same type of thing when I have books available. Here’s the link to my page if you are curious.
http://www.bookcrossing.com/mybookshelf/sharpquilter/