We Mustache You To Read

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I'm a sucker for silly (I'm sure some of you remember #Chompsticks from this summer). So when my friend Karen at Teen Librarian Toolbox asked for people to join in the #MustacheYouToRead campaign, I jumped in wholeheartedly.

Check out Karen's post about the campaign, started by Kearsten, the teen services librarian at Glendale Public Library in Arizona.

My Aviary-Edited Photo

 Anyway, I had a tribe of friends and family at my house this weekend. Naturally, I got the kids to participate by holding up a picture of a favorite book for a photo shoot. One of my friends had even brought us candy mustaches, since she remembered my sons and I wearing fake mustaches to our local bookstore to celebrate the arrival of Tom Angleberger's Fake Mustache this spring. 









Without further ado - here are the results of our masterpiece photo shoot!
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I #MustacheYouToRead
Insignia by SJ Kincaid (YA Science Fiction)
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He #MustacheYouToRead
The Unwanteds by Lisa McCann

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He #MustacheYouToRead
Harry Potter
by J.K. Rowling

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He #MustacheYouToRead
Lunch Lady series by
Jarrett J. Krosoczka


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He #MustacheYouToRead
The Little Critter series!
by Mercer Mayer




And the winner, by sheer adorableness....







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She #MustacheYouToRead
Good Night Gorilla
by Peggy Rathmann


Come on - you know you want to join in! Tweet the recommendations - with our without pictures. Blog about it... share the silly book love. 

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