Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![The Measure of Library Excellence]( "The Measure of Library Excellence")
The Measure of Library Excellence57,99 €![The Library as Place in California]( "The Library as Place in California")
The Library as Place in California57,99 €![I've Seen It All at the Library]( "I've Seen It All at the Library")
I've Seen It All at the Library35,99 €![Bringing Classes into the Public Library]( "Bringing Classes into the Public Library")
Bringing Classes into the Public Library57,99 €![Teaching Civics in the Library]( "Teaching Civics in the Library")
Teaching Civics in the Library46,99 €![E-Learning and the Academic Library]( "E-Learning and the Academic Library")
E-Learning and the Academic Library57,99 €![Thinking Outside the Book]( "Thinking Outside the Book")
Thinking Outside the Book63,99 €
Public stunts and all-for-fun, utterly nonpoliticized publicity bashes can be a great way to promote a library to a community, get people to see the library in a different light and become interested and involved, and finally reach those who think that libraries are boring or stuffy places. This light-hearted but precise manual provides step-by-step instructions on how to plan, equip and train a successful book cart drill team. It includes tips for recruiting members and making the experience gratifying, finding festive opportunities to perform, costuming, decorating the carts--and especially, clear choreographic drawings for imaginative, attention-getting routines. And by the way: grocery stores, retailers, rental outfits and others could easily adapt the ideas in this book. It doesn't have to be library book carts, it can be grocery carts, baby strollers, and lawn mowers--anything you can push down the street.