Yes, I get a few Dr. Seusses here, too,but I allow them that freedom. The activity gets kids talking about reading and allows me to learn a little about their habits. For foreign language week I capitalized on all those windows and made flags of different countries by taping colored tissue paper up. Sorry this is so long, but I get carried away. One of my MLS professors distributed a 20 page bibliography of books challenged throughout history, complete with the reasons for the objection.
Kids read the objection and try to figure out what the book is.
They can easily check their guess by slipping the cover up and peeking, and they are invariably outraged. In February we are doing Love and War themes, so will have opposite ends of the library in opposing displays. This month we are featuring biographies. I found cheap posters for incentives, so my teachers are coming up with plans to motivate students to read biographies in their areas for posters. I hope you get lots more answers.