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5 examples how libraries are helping the environment (infographic)
Here are stories from different libraries around the world protecting the environment through eco-friendly initiatives.
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10 tips to motivate students to read more (infographic)
Do you find it difficult to engage your students with course reading? This simple infographic lists ideas on how to encourage them to read more.
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Why books and reading are important? (infographic)
This great infographic was created by AIS Library Network. It puts together the most important benefits of books, ebooks, and audiobooks.
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14 books that made the largest impact on humanity (infographic)
From Largest blog comes an infographic with most impactful books in the world, from The Torah, to Republic, to On the Origin of a Species.
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Classic books reissued for coronavirus pandemic (cartoon)
Another brilliant cartoon by John Atkinson!
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10 reasons librarians are more important than ever
From Common Sense comes a wonderful visual that lists reasons why, in our rapidly changing world, libraries and librarians matter more than ever before.
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32 exceptional women featured in books (infographic)
To celebrate National Women’s History Month, the team at Harper Collins created an infographic that features exceptional women that are featured in Harper Kids books.
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Your next read based on your zodiac sign
Scorpios could read Gone Girl, Leos – The Kite Runner, and Virgos – The Handmaid’s Tale.
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Early precursors to World Book Day (cartoon)
The World Book Day 2020 takes place in the United Kingdom on March 5, and Tom Gauld has created a clever cartoon to celebrate it.
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10 reasons why you should read books every day (infographic)
From Global Owls comes a brief infographic that lists ten benefits of reading books. Which one is the most important for you?
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Do you suffer from reader’s block? (cartoon)
Here is another incredible comic by Grant Snider. This time it was created for the NY Times Book Review.
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Forbidden books from around the world (infographic)
The infographic shows nearly 50 countries with books that are or were banned in recent years.