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Office READ posters
August 29, 2005 - 4:50am — Bibliofuture
There is a blog entry at Bookfinder.com called Office READ posters that is about ALA READ Posters that have been up in the Bookfinder.com offices.
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Favorite READ poster
My favorite READ poster is this one. This is one of the only READ posters that does not show what book the person or character on the poster is reading. I realize the character is fictional but people do read the books that the people on READ posters are holding and this was a lost chance to promote a book.
Re:Favorite READ poster
Harrison Ford has an unnamed book, IIRC. It's too bad there's not an exhaustive list somewhere, especially of the OOP ones (Buffy is an often sought-after one).