Book Awards
Kate Greenaway Medal shortlist
The Greenaway Medal is awarded annually. This year's shortlist includes books which can be used with almost any group of children, proving once again that picture books are not only for the youngest children. Check out these titles at your local library or bookshop and let us know what you think.
The Snow Goose Angela Barrett
Hutchinson (Age range 10+)
Varmints Marc Craste
Templar (Age range 7+)
Little Boat Thomas Docherty
Templar (Age range 3+)
How to Heal a Broken Wing Bob Graham
Walker (Age range 3+)
The Way Back Home Oliver Jeffers
Harper Collins (Age range 3+)
The Savage David McKean
Walker (Age range 10+)
Harris Finds His Feet Catherine Rayner
Little Tiger Press (Age range 3+)
Molly and the Night Monster Chris Wormell
Jonathan Cape (Age range 3+)
Tuesday 16 June 2009
Book Amnesty
Thank you to everyone who has returned their books to the library already. As you can see, the shelves are filling up rapidly.
If you haven't returned your library books yet, there is still time to check under your bed and in the car and hand them in before the end of term.
Good luck with the book hunt!
Thank you to everyone who has returned their books to the library already. As you can see, the shelves are filling up rapidly.
If you haven't returned your library books yet, there is still time to check under your bed and in the car and hand them in before the end of term.
Good luck with the book hunt!
Friday 12 June 2009
Anthony Horowitz Live Web Cast
On Friday 15th May 2009, P7D and P7M watched the live web cast of an interview with Anthony Horowitz, author of the Alex Rider books, the Diamond Brothers series and Necropolis, the latest in the Five Rings series.
The web cast was set up by the Scottish Book Trust and was watched by over 15,000 pupils from schools across the whole of Scotland. Children were able to submit questions and some of these were answered during the interview. The interview lasted an hour, but time flew past listening to Anthony talking about his inspiration and his plans for new novels. We can't wait for him to finish writing Crocodile Tears, the latest Alex Rider story!
www.anthonyhorowitz.com/ is Anthony's official website for those of you who would like to know more about him and his work.
On Friday 15th May 2009, P7D and P7M watched the live web cast of an interview with Anthony Horowitz, author of the Alex Rider books, the Diamond Brothers series and Necropolis, the latest in the Five Rings series.
The web cast was set up by the Scottish Book Trust and was watched by over 15,000 pupils from schools across the whole of Scotland. Children were able to submit questions and some of these were answered during the interview. The interview lasted an hour, but time flew past listening to Anthony talking about his inspiration and his plans for new novels. We can't wait for him to finish writing Crocodile Tears, the latest Alex Rider story!
www.anthonyhorowitz.com/ is Anthony's official website for those of you who would like to know more about him and his work.
Tuesday 9 June 2009
Hello Everyone!
Welcome back to our library blog.
We are coming to the end of another academic year, so it's time for everyone to check their bookshelves and return all the library books as soon as possible.
If you are in P1 or P2, return your books to your teacher.
If you are in P3 - P7, return your books to the library.
Thank you. :)
Welcome back to our library blog.
We are coming to the end of another academic year, so it's time for everyone to check their bookshelves and return all the library books as soon as possible.
If you are in P1 or P2, return your books to your teacher.
If you are in P3 - P7, return your books to the library.
Thank you. :)
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