Library Displays

2007-2008

October	Banned Books Week Coming Out Day Red Sox Nation: We Believe! Happy Halloween
November	Aeronautics Queens Dragons Thanksgiving mini-display
December	AIDS Is Still With Us Celebrate Winter Holidays A Photographic Alphabet Librarian recommendations mini-display
January	King: Martin Luther King, Jr. Want to Get Away? (travel) Taste the World (international food) Newbery Award Winners Caldecott winners mini-display
February	African-Americans in the Arts Celebrate Love! Mystery and Detective Stories What's in a Name? mini-display Presidents' Day mini-display
March	Fabulous Female Fiction Writers Dana Hall Library Pages Mystery and Detective Stories Maple Sugaring mini-display
April	April is National Poetry Month: American Poets Dana Hall Library Pages April is National Dance Month If You Liked Harry Potter... mini-display

2006-2007

September	Celebrate Freedom: Read a Banned Book! (Banned Books Week) Experience the Ocean...Through Poetry, History, Fiction, Adventure, and Science!
October	October is Gay and Lesbian History Month/Coming Out Day Faculty Travels: Summer 2006
February	Black History Month Breast Cancer Affects Us All Celebrate Love!
March	SEED: Seeking Educational Equity and Diversity
April	Women Write Poetry (Including Dana Hall Women) (Poetry Month, including LitComp anthologies) Jazz Appreciation Month Holocaust Survivors Remember
May	Birthday Books 6th Graders Recommend... College Life

2005-2006

September	Alumnae Authors Bookmark of the Month Birthday Books Banned Books Week
October	National Gay and Lesbian History Month Athletics, Health, and Wellness
November	Picture Books American Food
January	A Tour of Italy, with 3D Jigsaw Puzzle Assembled by Erin Knight 2007 Travel is an Adventure Middle School Geography Day 2007
February	East Asian Studies: A Selection of Student Picture Books
March	National Craft Month
April	Poetry From Around the World Earth Day! Every Day Celebrate Libraries!
May	Bookmark Favorites Dana Hall Was Founded...What Else Happened in 1881?

Yes, you can check out the books on display! If you would like to borrow any of the circulating items in a library display, please ask a librarian.