Author display ideas

Author Spotlight children's library display

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published author of the month or child author of the week

Author spotlight library display made by @lacemeier

To celebrate Charles Dickens' 200th birthday there is a writing competition you can enter over on What the Dickens? If you want to know mo...

Author display in the reading area

Every author anticipates a book signing event. It's a great opportunity to increase book sales, extend your territory, and network. When invited to a bookstore or book signing event, the author is provided a table or counter. Tables come in all shapes and sizes and it's up to the author to make the best of the space. What should be on your book signing table? Every author has their own strategy to drive traffic to their table. Here are a few ideas... 1) Use an easel to promote your book…

Have you self-published your first book? Are you ready for the next steps to being a successful authorpreneur? In this article, I’ll share my first author expo experience, how I networked with other authors, how I prepared for an author expo, and what to do and not to do an author or book expo.

I know the school year is almost over (WOO HOO!), but it's not too late to post another teaching tid-bit, is it? I found this idea on Pinterest. It was the perfect activity to do on a half-day, which we have once a month. To start the lesson, we talked about all of the books I've read to them this year, and discussed our favorites. Every year, I start off with my all time favorite, The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate DiCamillo. Have you read this book? If not, add it to your…

Every time I’m at a book festival, I learn something new. This summer I shared a table with author Sylvia Hubbard at Sterlingfest, and learned to give attendees permission to pick up your book and browse through it. Getting passersby look through your book is an important step towards making a sale. Click to read 12 more ideas I’ve learned over time.