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  • Libraries Join the Inauguration Bash
    By Rocco Staino - 01/19/2009
    Today’s inauguration of Barack Obama as the 44th president of the United States is being celebrated by libraries across the country. More

  • Libraries Gear Up for ‘New Moon’ Release
    By Debra Lau Whelan - 11/16/2009
    School and public librarians are getting ready for the November 20 release of New Moon (Little, Brown, 2006), the second movie installment based on the popular Stephenie Meyer "Twilight" series about Bella and her vampire boyfriend, Edward. More
  • Jessica's Guide to Dating on the Dark Side
    11/20/2009
    Gr 7 UpSeventeen-year-old Jessica Packwood was adopted as an infant and raised in rural Lebanon County, PA, by a socially conscious vegan couple. More
  • Those Shoes
    11/19/2009
    K-Gr 3–Maribeth Boelts’s award-winning picture book (Candlewick, 2007) offers a kid’s-eye view of shoe envy as well as a message about generosity. More
  • Graceling
    11/17/2009
    Gr 9 Up–Certain people in Katsa’s world are born with a particular Grace—a superhuman skill—and are identified by having two different colored eyes in Kristin Cashore’s debut novel (Harcourt, 2008). More
  • Pinkney, Tan, Cousins Make the NYT Best Illustrated Books of 2009
    By Rocco Staino - 11/12/2009
    Rabbits, penguins, an astronaut, and a witch are some of the characters depicted in the 10 books listed by the  New York Times' Best Illustrated Books of 2009. More
  • What Are They Reading for Fun?
    compiled by Marlene Charnizon - 11/09/2009
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  • Bog Child
    11/13/2009
    Gr 8 UpIn Bog Child (David Fickling Bks., 2007), Siobhan Dowd has written a novel that can claim its place among the work of other great contemporary Irish authors, such as Frank McCourt and Roddy Doyle. More
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