WLPCS Library News
Q1 2016-2017
Q1 Library Classes
There were 72 library classes in Q1 on topics including nonfiction reading skills using Notice and Note, citation, annotated bibliographies, choosing independent reading books, using NoodleTools, and more.
New library books
In Q1, the library added 205 new titles or copies, with the help of the library interns and wonderful volunteers.
Check out the full list of new books added on this spreadsheet.
See below for more information on highlighted new titles to promote with your classes!
25 Book Challenge
Please support these students by encouraging them to keep reading and by recommending your favorite middle grade books!
Instructional Corner: Library Wiki
https://wlpcsupperschool.wikispaces.com/Library
You and your students can find all of the MLA resources, NoodleTools help, a link to the library catalog, lDC Library Database instructions and specialized subject guides for research projects.
Highlighted Book Reviews
Fish in a Tree by Linda Mullaly Hunt
Ally has a secret she keeps hidden. She can't read. Her new teacher, Mr. Daniels uncovers her secret and not only helps her get tested for dyslexia and learn to read, but also helps her see her full potential. (Recommended for grades 4-6)
I Am Princess X by Cherie Priest
When Maya notices Princess X drawings around town that look just like her childhood friend Libby's, she is curious. Who could be making the drawings, especially since Libby has been dead for years? (Recommended for grades 7-9)
WInk Bell loves stories. She's convinced that Midnight, the attractive new boy living nearby is the hero of a new tale, and Poppy, the preppy popular temptress that he's in love with is the villian. If Midnight is the hero and Poppy is the villain, what does that make Wink? (Recommended for grades 9-12)
Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore by Robin Sloane
When Clay starts to work at Mr. Penumbra's bookstore, he's disappointed to have lost his tech job due to a poor economy. But, then, he realizes it's a bookstore like no other. Customers come and go at odd hours and "check out" books from hidden corners of the store instead of buying them. What secrets does this store hide? (Adult book recommended for grades 10-12)