From an op shop/charity shop/garage sale, find the right sort of dictionary, with pages of reasonably thick paper, and a size of book/column width that lends itself to bookmarks:
...like this one, and you have hundreds of bookmarks for a few dollars. Just some slicing with the guillotine. (Or do you have a suitable dictionary that is overdue for being culled?)
Libraries Define Your World:
there's a theme you could tie in with it. I think definitions have a lot of scope for use for display purposes in libraries. A department store book section featured this, in big print, high on the wall:
And they used definitions on their lampshades:
There's an idea worth adapting/borrowing: how could you use definition decor in your library? Think of the rich (and amusing) words you could define. Not just Book, or Reading. Student. Work. Study. Learn. Adventure. Discover.... lots of potential there, isn't there?
Cheers
Ruth
*GIFSL = good ideas for school libraries, an ongoing series on this blog.
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Love these ideas, Ruth! I make bookmarks from strips of dust-jackets that I've removed if the book cover is the same underneath. Slap a printed slip on the back with your library blog URL or what have you, laminate and voila! Gorgeous!
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