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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Mary Kate’s Book Reviews
So happy to have Mary Kate back as our video book reviewer! Book talks or reviews like Mary Kate’s are a great way to stir up other students’ interest in a novel. Here she is reviewing a few more of her favorite … Continue reading
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Happy Birthday, Matilda!
Dragons Love Tacos and we love Matilda in K4 (soon to be K5) for donating this delightful birthday book to the library! I can’t wait to share Dragons Love Tacos by Adam Rubin with the library classes and I know they … Continue reading
Future Book Critic!
David Walliams (children’s author and actor) tweeted this extremely honest review of one of his books today. Molly is 8 years old and I need her as a book reviewer! This made me laugh out loud. … Continue reading
Happy Birthday, Alex!
Alex just donated The Boundless by the wonderful author Kenneth Oppel. New books by this author are eagerly awaited by many students. The Boundless tells the story of Will Everett who rides on the maiden voyage of the world’s largest … Continue reading
Happy Birthday, Ella!
Ella is the latest member of the 2014 Birthday Book Club! Ella, always a generous supporter of the library, has donated two of her new favorite books: Cookie the Walker by Chris Monroe and Flabbersmashed About You by Rachel Vail. … Continue reading
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