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Monthly Archives: September 2014
Who Says Boys Don’t Read?
There are many people who think that they don’t like to read, and parents complain of this especially with their boys. I don’t think there is anyone who wouldn’t like to read if only they could find what they like to read. If … Continue reading
Old Friends
Sometimes there are books that just get old and tired (like people!) and you have to retire them for good or buy new. We can only buy new replacement copies if we are lucky enough to have a little extra money in … Continue reading
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Tagged 101 Dalmations, A Christmas Carol, authors, books, catholic schools, children's books, Christmas, elementary school library, Five little peppers and how they grew, hidden treasure, I am regina, librarians, libraries, my side of the mountain, new books, reading, Sherlock Holmes, St eugene library, St. Eugene School, St. Eugene School library, the boxcar children, the twits
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First Day Back
I love the first day back at school! I miss the students and it’s delightful to come back to a library that is all organized and in place from the inventory done last spring. Here are some of the third … Continue reading
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