Bookmobile ideas

Ever wanted to start your own bookmobile and become a book seller? Owner of Iron Dog Books offers insights and lessons learned.

The Little Bookshop specializes in diverse and unique reads for children and youth.

We've got books on the brain! We spruced up a simple silver trailer for Portsmouth Middle School to encourage kids to read this summer.

Step into Saint Rita’s Amazing Traveling Bookstore!

This is Daisy Chain Book Co.'s bookstore van build! Yes, it's a van converted into a mobile bookstore. It's a fun and whimsical way to give people the experience of a bookstore! What do you think? Don't

Print out this free template to make a 3D paper bookmobile, three historical bookmobile puppets and learn about the fascinating history of bookmobiles.

Bookmobiles have been a part of library service for decades, but they’re typically bus-sized vehicles that require large parking lots or streets in order to make a visit. Library book bikes have become a hot new thing in cities but are range-limited by the pedal power of staff.

All kinds of books — new and used, hardcover and paperback — are wedged into the bright, yellow shelves of the Daisy Chain Book Company. But unlike most bookstores, this one comes to you.

Bookmobiles are awesome. There's an amazing sense of adventure in seeing a truck roll down the street full of books and wondering what you can get inside. While a paper bookmobile doesn't have that same sense of adventure, having a papercraft bookmobile to spice up your desk's design would still be amazing. Over at illustrator Bob Staake's website, you can download the print file explaining how you can go about creating your own 3-D paper bookmobile.Link via Le Chat Mots...

These books have gone mobile in cars, buses, bicycles, camels... Library lovers will love these 20 imaginative mobile libraries around the world.