====Ideas for using #reflectread==== 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. * WW1 display and positives eg, Australian wartime nursing * WW1 display – Anzac Day family reflections * War Memorial – WW1 collection and exhibitions * Love Thy Enemy, All Quiet on the Western Front; reflecting on others’ point of view * Human Libraries - Helping to break down prejudice through dialogue * “Remembering” themed movies and books * Nostalgia ephemera display or tie in with local history * Display – use of reflection in art * Self reflection – change your brain * Reflecting on what’s really important * Books on CBT, psychology and meditation * Promote philosophy – reflecting on the world, theories etc * Reflect on life – oral histories * Oral history interviews with real people * Display and discussion “Times Gone By” in consultation with local history * Local history Now and Then display * The way life was… * There could be a tie in with a local primary school encouraging students to interview an older member of the community about what an aspect of the past was like, or how something has changed * Window into the past * Ancestry database – run workshops on how to use the database * This is your life… promoting biographies, with local celebrities or figures in the local history collection * Childhood favourites * Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, “Mirror, mirror on the wall who’s the fairest of them all?” Book, Film, Dress up story time/ staff * Young and old story time * Grandparents story time * Mothers and babies story time * Holiday craft – mirror making/ mosaics * Self-portrait drawing/art class * Mirror displays - read-a-likes * Who was that? Who said that? Guess quotes from famous people * Promote biographies of famous people – displays, book group ideas * Eat, pray, love – “A true soul mate is a mirror” * Gardening – reflecting on trends, link with an open garden scheme in the local area * Food history – reflecting on trends, diets, fads, technological changes * Trends in general – fashion, toys * Vintage fashion display – it might be fun for staff to dress up from a favourite era * Look Good, Feel Good – cancer volunteers talk * Diet books – keep in shape/get in shape for summer * Trinny and Susannah (or similar) guide to looking good, style advice (Don’t fight the mirror!) * Memoir writing workshops * www.historypin.com “A global community collaborati