Sherrard High School Library
September 2023 Newsletter
General Information
- Students can find additional information in the library classroom, stop by the library for the code, or just to check out a book or audiobook to start the year!
- We are starting the Teen Advisory Board again. If you want to help come up with ideas for library programs and events, please join us on Friday mornings before school.
- We are starting our reading program for the year - students can have a "reading passport" in the library, and when they read a book they can come in for a stamp, and stickers as we go. There may be additional programs or rewards as the program progresses. Email benninj@sherrard.us with any questions!
- If you have any questions, please email Mrs. Justice at justicet@sherrard.us, or Ms. Bennin at benninj@sherrard.us
Digital Audiobook Options!
We have some playaway audiobooks for checkout in the library. We also have some digital options you can use on your chromebooks. See more information below!
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New Book Previews
Below are some featured new books from our June and July Junior Library Guild books , and video previews for all of the books.
Work With What You Got by Zion Clark and James S. Hirsch
This memoir from Zion Clark follows his turbulent young life, and what he has done to become the best he can be, despite being born with no legs.
Lucha of the Night Forest by Tehlor Kay Mejia
This rich fantasy follows sisters Lucha and Lis, as they try to survive in a terrible world riddled with monsters and drugs that make people forget. Will Lucha be able to save her sister? Read to find out.
In Limbo by Deb JJ Lee
This graphic novel format biography follows Deborah (Jung-Jin) as she struggles to fit in at her high school. She is falling behind in class, and feels like an outsider as a Korean immigrant. As her mental health slides, can she find a way to be comfortable in her skin?
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The Bones of Birka by C.M. Surrisi
In 1878, the grave of a Viking Warrior was unearthed. When it was later discovered the skeleton was female, it started a huge debate about the myths of the Viking age, versus the reality. Anyone that enjoys history should check this out.
Lola at Last by JC Peterson
Lola has had a scandalous summer in this modern remake of Pride and Prejudice. When Lola has to go to an outdoor camp or jail - after she accidentally sets a fire during a boat party - she can either fail, like everyone expects, or figure out who she wants to be. Read Lola at Last to find out what happens.
The Last Cold Place by Naira De Gracia
This memoir follows a scientist as they follow chinstrap penguins in Antarctica. Anyone who enjoys books with extreme settings, working with animals, or memoirs in general should check out The Last Cold Place.
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