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Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Books Just on the Shelves
Teens...Make Waves @ Your Library with new titles this summer!!!
Fiction
Waiting for Normal by Leslie Connor
Greed by Robin Wasserman
Gluttony by Robin Wasserman
Wrath by Robin Wasserman
Envy by Robin Wasserman
Sloth by Robin Wasserman
Diary of a Wimpy Kid Dog Days by Jeff Kinney
I am a Genius of Unspeakable Evil and I want to be your Class President
by Josh Lieb
Candor by Pam Bachorz
Food, Girls, and Other Thigns I Can't Have by Allen Zadoff
Tempted by P.C. Cast
ZebraFish by Peter H. Reynolds
Bloodhound by Tamora Pierce
Hold Still by Nina LaCour
Are these my basoomas I see Before Me? by Georgia Nicolson
Sources of Light by Margaret McMullan
Forest Born by Shannon Hale
Guardian of the Dead by Karen Healey
Griff Carver, Hallway Patrol by Jim Krieg
The Van Alen Legacy, A Blue Bloods Novel by Melissa De La Cruz
Green Witch by Alice Hoffman
Evermore by Alyson Noel
Blue Moon by Alyson Noel
Shadowland by Alyson Noel
Lost Tales of Ga'Hoole by Otulissa
Lovestruck Summer by Melissa Walker
All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque
Alphas by Lisa Harrison
Sending of Dragons by Jane Yolen
The Miles Between by Mary E. Pearson
Animal Academy by Moyamu Fujino
Angel in Vegas by Norma Howe
Ash by Malinda Lo
Alex Van Helsing, Vampire Rising by Jason Henderson
The Shifter by Janice Hardy
The Prince of Mist by Carlos Ruiz Zafon
The Cardturner by Louis Sachar
Dork Diaries, Tales from a Not-So-Fabulous Life by Rachel Renee Russell
Going Bovine by Libba Bray
The Espressologist by Kristina Springer
Non-fiction
Tiger Woods by Jeremy Roberts
Mythlopedia, She's All That by Scholastic
13 edited by James Howe
In Love and in Danger by Barrie Levy
Chicken Soup for the Soul, Teens Talk Middle School
In Your Face 3-D, The Best 3-D Book Ever by David Klutho
The Year of Goodbyes by Debbie Levy
The Green Teen by Jenn Savedge
Codes & Cheats Winter 2010
I Am An Emotional Creature by Eve Ensler
World Cup by Matt Christopher
Mean Behind the Screen, Cyberbullying by Toney Allman
Almost Astronauts by Tanya Lee Stone
Who's Haunting the Whitehouse by Jeff Belanger
Edgar Allan Poe, Poetry for Young People edited by Brod Bagert
DragonArt, How to Draw Fantastic dRagons and Fantasy Creatures by J Peffer
DragonArt, Fantasy Characters by J Peffer
Dinosaur Mountain by Deborah Kogan Ray
Driven A Photobiography of Henry Ford by Don Mitchell
Bill Gates by Jeanne Lesinski
Kelly Clarkson by Gail Snyder
Chris Daughtry by Hal Marcovitz
Tyra Banks by Karen Schweitzer
Yao Ming by Travis Clark
Arnold Schwarzenegger by Colleen Sexton
Vera Wang by Katherine Krohn
Maya Angelou by L. Patricia Kite
The Beatles by Jeremy Roberts
Venus and Serena Williams by Jacqueline Edmonsdson
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
3rd Grade March 2010
Nana Cracks the Case
by Kathleen Lane
Nana is not your typical Grandma...
When other Grandma's are baking ooey-gooey chocolate chip cookies
or sewing handmade clothes for their grandchildren, this Nana is out
trying on new careers. In Nana Cracks the Case we find Nana's niche
is to be a police detective. And she may be the only one crafty enough
to discover who the Yumdum thief actually is...
Too Many Toys
by David Shannon
Spencer is a young boy with the biggest problem in the world...well
at least according to his parents...HE HAS TOO MANY TOYS!!
Problems begin when his parents step on a hidden Lego--OUCH!
Now he must decide which toys he wants to keep and which toys
just plain need to go!
The Goat-Faced Girl
Retold by Leah Marinsky Sharpe
This fable begins when a large lizard picks up an infant in the woods,
takes her home where she will grow into a pampered young
woman, who plans on marrying a charmnig prince. The lizard-mother
challenges the young couple, so this beautiful young woman can
figure out what's most important in life.
Never Smile At A Monkey
by Steve Jenkins
So you know how to pet a dog? And a cat? Maybe even a bird...but
do you know you should never smile at a rhesus monkey? This book
is about all sizes of creatures who may not seem so dangerous, but
in reality could be deadly. What would you do if one crossed your path?
Lights on Broadway
by Harriet Ziefert
In this A to Z theatrical book, kids of all ages will discover the fantastic
world of being on Broadway. Each letter represents a different
aspect of the theater..
A is for Audition to Z is for Zing!
by Kathleen Lane
Nana is not your typical Grandma...
When other Grandma's are baking ooey-gooey chocolate chip cookies
or sewing handmade clothes for their grandchildren, this Nana is out
trying on new careers. In Nana Cracks the Case we find Nana's niche
is to be a police detective. And she may be the only one crafty enough
to discover who the Yumdum thief actually is...
Too Many Toys
by David Shannon
Spencer is a young boy with the biggest problem in the world...well
at least according to his parents...HE HAS TOO MANY TOYS!!
Problems begin when his parents step on a hidden Lego--OUCH!
Now he must decide which toys he wants to keep and which toys
just plain need to go!
The Goat-Faced Girl
Retold by Leah Marinsky Sharpe
This fable begins when a large lizard picks up an infant in the woods,
takes her home where she will grow into a pampered young
woman, who plans on marrying a charmnig prince. The lizard-mother
challenges the young couple, so this beautiful young woman can
figure out what's most important in life.
Never Smile At A Monkey
by Steve Jenkins
So you know how to pet a dog? And a cat? Maybe even a bird...but
do you know you should never smile at a rhesus monkey? This book
is about all sizes of creatures who may not seem so dangerous, but
in reality could be deadly. What would you do if one crossed your path?
Lights on Broadway
by Harriet Ziefert
In this A to Z theatrical book, kids of all ages will discover the fantastic
world of being on Broadway. Each letter represents a different
aspect of the theater..
A is for Audition to Z is for Zing!
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