Libraries are so much more than places to find books; they are a vital resource in our communities. In honor of Library Day (October 24), we've designed and used this worksheet to help students be aware of the many roles that libraries still play in society.
Click on the image below and find out
why libraries matter.
Happy Library Day!
If you've read the previous post, you will know that our library reopens on October 18.
Please, follow these guidelines for a safe return. Thank you in advance!
Good news!
Our library opens on October 18!
June is here and that means the end of classes. Thank you to the students and teachers who have followed this blog and have participated in the library events organised this year. A big thanks to all the students who have taken part in our book club sessions, your contributions have been invaluable!
Best of luck in the final exams and we wish you a safe and happy summer break!
Candela Vidal, one of our dear bookclubbers, has written an excellent review of the last book we discussed: The Catcher in the Rye.
Dear Bookworms,
Click on the image below and download a worksheet with some discussion questions that may enrich your reading of The Catcher in the Rye.
They say that a book shared is a pleasure doubled. I would say that pleasure was tripled when we discussed Never Let Me Go last Friday. Once again, thanks for your great contributions!
Our next book also has a teenager as its narrator and main character. J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye is one of the most widely read and beloved of all contemporary American novels, credited with instilling in many of us a lifelong love of reading.
