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Fresh Press compiles mentions of books and authors in the national media daily. - Goodreads
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This one is for serious readers and is a source for lists of books with starred reviews and for hot titles in all popular genres. - Read Kiddo Read
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Simply plug in a book you like, and this site will kick back a list of recommendations. - What's Next?
This is the perfect one-stop, no-frills source for series information. - Whichbook.net
Because it uses mood and appeal factors, not plot descriptions, titles, authors, or subject schemes, this site may take a little getting used to.
May 18, 2013
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April 30, 2013
School Library Month: Celebrating Gardner Edgerton HS
Library Latte is during all lunch blocks for one week in April to celebrate School Library Month. The library is transformed into a coffee house complete with live entertainment.
Robin Schrack, Library Media Specialist
Gardner Edgerton High School
Gardner
April 22, 2013
April 21, 2013
April 20, 2013
April 13, 2013
District IV, April 6
Caring and Sharing
Brochure and Registration
Chapman High School Library, Chapman, KS
Director: Brenda Lemon
Asst. Director: Gail Hughes/Carol Higley
Lynn Kracht, Sharon Vogelsberg, Gail Hughes, Brenda Lemon
At the workshop this past Saturday, several of you asked for the instructions on how I made flowers from used books.
What I did was I took two thick books and cut apart the pages inside using an x-acto knife. I then cut the pages into the square needed for the instructions. I then followed these instructions. It takes 6 petals per flower. At the end, I took watercolor paint and added just a touch of paint inside each petal and then at the top to add a little color. The rest of the flower I left open so the words on the paper show. (Brenda Lemon)
Library Displays Presentation
Photo by Carmaine Ternes
April 12, 2013
School Library Month: Celebrating Sterling Grade School Library
Principal Brennan Riffel is reading aloud to 5th graders at the Sterling Grade School Library. He is reading What do you do when something wants to eat you? by Steve Jenkins. The library has been promoting this and other literary nonfiction books in an effort to teach common core reading standards.
Amy Brownlee, Librarian
Sterling Grade School
Sterling
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