This neat infographic was designed by Wendy Agostinho for Princh, a cloud-based online platform designed for libraries.

The visual lists 5 ways libraries from around the world are helping the environment.

Via Princh Library blog.

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Do you find it difficult to encourage your students to course reading?

An infographic from Routledge, a global publisher of academic books and journals, lists ten simple ideas on how to motivate students to read more.

It can often be difficult to get students to engage with their course reading, with excuses ranging from the books being too expensive to them simply being boring, often an excuse that comes from students who haven’t learned active reading skills.

Via Routledge Blog.

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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.

These books have challenged political thought, scientific research, religious faith, literary themes, as well philosophical theory.

The written word has the power to make an incredible impact on the world; it allows people to spread their ideas, creativity and truth in a timeless way. Before there were conventional writing tools, humans were already feeling the urge to document their thoughts.

Make sure to visit the original post to learn about all 25 books picked by the Largest team.

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Via Daily Waffle.

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Another brilliant cartoon by John Atkinson!

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From Common Sense, a leading online source of entertainment and technology recommendations for families, comes a wonderful visual that lists reasons why, in our rapidly changing world, libraries and librarians matter more than ever before.

Via Kristin Plue on Twitter.

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To celebrate National Women’s History Month, the team at Harper Collins created a wonderful infographic featuring exceptional women that are featured in Harper Kids books.

We’re celebrating women who made history—trailblazers, scientists, artists, inventors, designers, activists, and other innovators in American history! Check out all of these amazing women!

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Via Harper Collins blog.

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Scorpios could read Gone Girl, Leos – The Kite Runner, and Virgos – The Handmaid’s Tale.

The infographic was created by Anne Pots and shared on Twitter.

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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. It has just been published by the Guardian Review of Books.

Via Tom Gauld on Twitter.

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From Global Owls comes a brief infographic that lists ten benefits of reading books. Which one is the most important for you?

Via Global Owls blog.

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