Readers are Leaders! March 2015 The Liberty Middle School Media Center Newsletter http://liberty.mysdhc.org/teacher/2471hays/ Media Specialist: Mrs. Hays Media Center Hours of Operation: Monday through Friday: 8:40 am—4:35 pm Hear Ye, Hear Ye! Book Tasters needed: Immediate employment available The media center is currently hiring middle school students in grades 6 through 8 to become Book Tasters. If you want to become a Book Taster, apply in the media center with Ms. Hays Job Benefits: Announcements & Events 2015 Feb. through March Feb. 11 & 26—Book Tasters first meetings Feb. 16—20—Book Fair Feb 24—myOn READER”S Celebration March 2-6—Battle Team Qualifying Quiz 2014/2015 Graphic Novels a bag of marbles—Joffo Pirates of the Silver Coast—Chantler Explorer: the hidden doors: seven graphic stories— Kibuishi The Graveyard book—Russell Battling Boy—Pope Book Tasters will be paid in the form of a Donner Dinner Party—Hale monthly luncheon in the media center. The Silver Six—Lieberman Lunch will include a Book Tasters event. Skills needed: Book Tasters need only to have a love of reading and be willing to read at least one Bluffton: my summers with Buster—Phelan Poseidon: earth shaker— O’Connor book per month. After reading your book, Return of the Padawan—Brown you will complete a short survey that you will A Wrinkle in time—the graphic novel—Larson return to Ms. Hays before the monthly New Books in the Media Center: Red Thread Sisters, by Carol Antoinette Peacock “Shu Ling,” Wen said, “I have to go.” Very slowly, Wen took Shu Ling’s hands, knuckles white with gripping. One by one, Wen pried each finger from her shoulder and released herself. “Zai jian,” Wen said. “I’ll get you a family as soon as I can…. Then she turned and ran toward the orphanage to meet her new family. Far, Far, Away, by Tom McNeal “Jeremy Johnson hears voices—’strange whisperings’ - so the citizens of the small town of Never Better treat him like an oddity and an outcast…. the Finder of Occasions whose identity and evil intentions nobody knows—is watching and waiting, waiting and watching…” The Boy at the End of the World, by Greg van Eekhout Fisher and his defective robot embark on a journey to find other life. ...“But what awaits Fisher at the end of the world is something truly unbelievable, something the human race left behind. He’ll have to rely on all of his instincts in order to survive, but if he can, he might just end up saving the world.” Links available on the Media Center Web Page: http://liberty.mysdhc.org/ teacher/2471hays/ Sunshine Young Readers Awards Books (Battle Books) axis 360 online books myOn READER online books Middle School Virtual Library luncheon. Optional: Book Tasters may video tape a short book talk or create a Book Trailer to go on the morning show. “A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature.” Emerson Hays 2014/2015 Tampa Bay Times online Cybercat
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