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1. The Message Is Simple: Read

By: Inderjit Deogun, on 5/3/2012
Blog: The Pen Stroke | A Publishing Blog (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, 50 Book Pledge, Book People Unite, Burning Through Pages, Colsubsidio Book Exchange, Come With A Story and Leave With Another, Milwaukee Public Library, These Are Your Kids On Books, Books, In The News, Reading Is Fundamental, Add a tag

50 Book Pledge | Book #25: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Over the past several months I have been come across some truly incredible advertising campaigns. The aim of each one is to encourage people — young and old — to read. I’ve been so impressed that I couldn’t miss the opportunity to highlight their creativity.

1. Milwaukee Public Library

Milwaukee Public Library

2. Colsubsidio Book Exchange

Come With A Story and Leave With Another: Harry Potter and …

3. Reading Is Fundamental

4. Burning Through Pages

These Are Your Kids On Books

I applaud the minds behind these campaigns for thinking outside of the box. I can’t bring myself to pick a favourite: It’s a tie between Colsubsidio Book Exchange and Burning Through Pages. I love their simplistic approach. How about you? Do you have a favourite?