====Ideas for using #chillread====
These ideas were generated at the 26 November Readers Advisory Meeting at Bowral. Please feel free to add your own ideas at the end of the list.

  *  Chill out – meditation and music display
  *  Chillax Group -Meditation and relaxation
  *  Tie in with winter sport – snowfields, skiing
  *  Tour de France – French books display during event – French cooking, films etc
  *  Chill read knitters group –knit in a day, teach kids to knit their own scarf
  *  Winter warmers (knitting, display and Wrap with Love)
  *  How to make gelato workshop, gelato tasting event
  *  Come and Chill with… (insert fab author!) author talks
  *  Reading spaces – where do you chill to read, library spaces
  *  What’s your favourite place to chill and read? Hammocks etc, encourage pictures, selfies etc
  *  Instagram – photos of people reading outside in the cold, or just relaxing and reading
  *  Cold places titles, books and movies, Iceland travel books, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty etc
  *  “It’s freezing here, why not go to…..” travel display
  *  Chill read – warm up with hot food – list of places to eat known for spicy cuisine, tie in local restaurants
  *  Winter story time and book babies dress up
  *  Warding off the chill – display case decorated as a fireplace
  *  Warm up with a good book
  *  Wood smoke reduction campaign through council
  *  RFS community engagement – meet a fireman, a fireman could read a book at story time
  *  Burnout season, info on back burning – tie into council info
  *  Read, review and chill competition
  *  Chilling Horror – reads to send shivers down your spine….
  *  Chiller thrillers
  *  You could set up a photo completion or exhibition of cold places, especially of around the local area of people reading library books
  *  Scandinavian and Tartan noir books
  *  Chilling crimes – local history talks re local crimes eg, Clive Small
  *  Chilli reads – books about spices, Asian cuisine, ice creams
  *  Winter Magic
  *  Snowflakes on recommended books
  *  Chill out with books
  *  Display – simple winter theme using dead leaves
  *  Antarctic/arctic exploration
  *  Snowy wonderland for kids area display (Frozen, Narnia etc)
  *  Christmas in July