These library basket labels were a labor of love for me over the past two years.  I made about half of the labels one summer, and I've added labels as I've needed them since.  I now have about 100 different labels that I use for my library baskets.  I've posted the labels here as a PDF file.  Feel free to use the labels in your classroom.  (I am happy to share, so we each don't have to duplicate the same work!)  You'll notice the series titles, authors, levels, and topics tend to be third grade oriented, although I'm sure there is a lot of overlap with a second grade or fourth grade library.  I originally got the idea for these pictorial baskets from a fabulous third grade teacher who I read about on the Internet, Beth Newingham.  These are my execution of her great idea.  In my classroom, I print out these labels on card stock, laminate the labels, and cut them out.  Then I simply attach the labels to my book baskets with packing tape.  You could tie the labels on or use binder rings, but I find that since I laminate the labels, the tape peels off easily.

Due to the large file size, I've posted the labels in several batches.  They aren't organized in any sequence, so you'll need to look through the PDF's to find the labels you want.