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New fiction

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New Books: Offbeat Love Stories

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Funny books by awesome feminists

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(Ok, I lied, Texts From Jane Eyre isn't in yet, but I'm just so excited!)

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Because how many times can you re-read The Fault in Our Stars?

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Long-awaited new items

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Get in line now, folks...

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Oh so much smart new fiction!

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I wish I could read them all at once...

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New memoirs

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Welcome back!

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Ease back into school with some drama & romance...

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Try these inspiring biographies and memoirs:

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#tbt to the #Classof2010 getting excited about the #tbt to the #Classof2010 getting excited about their Cabaret performance in 2007 @DanaHallSchool. The #DanaHall 9th graders put together a talent showcase each year called Cabaret. The #Classof2026 will put on their Cabaret this weekend on Saturday, December 3rd at 7pm in Bardwell! Come show your support for all of their impressive talents! #Archives
#tbt to the #DanaHall Middle School production of #tbt to the #DanaHall Middle School production of “Middle School Radio Hour, The 39 Steps, and Other Plays" in #2013. This year’s Middle School play, “Alice” premieres tonight @DanaHallSchool in Bardwell at 7:30pm. Wishing everyone a safe and happy Thanksgiving break! #Classof2018 #Classof2019 #Classof2020 #archives
Read the World 2022-2023 What is Read the World? Read the World 2022-2023 What is Read the World? A challenge for our entire community to read books from around the world! How do I participate? 1. Come to the Library and get your Read the World passport. 1. Read a book from each continent (plus Outer Space). — A Read the World book must be written by a person from that continent AND take place on that continent. — You cannot read a book from your home country. — For Outer Space and Antarctica, pick a book that takes place there. 3. Complete a Google Form about the each book you read. 4. Stop by the library each time you finish a book to get your passport stamped! Will there be prizes? You bet! Prizes and surprises :) How long do I have to complete the challenge? Read the World is running from November 1st, 2022 through May 1st, 2023 Stop by the Library with any questions! And check out the link in our bio for our Read the World LibGuide! Happy Reading!
#tbt to #DanaHall students working hard during stu #tbt to #DanaHall students working hard during study hall in #1957. Students are busy studying this week @DanaHallSchool with the end of Trimester I around the corner. Who else is ready for Thanksgiving Break? #Archives
#tbt to #DanaHall students posing together in fron #tbt to #DanaHall students posing together in front of Clematis Cottage at the turn of the century in 1900. Principal Helen Temple Cooke, wearing a dark sweater, is seated in the second row from the front on the far right. Ms. Cooke, with the financial support of businessman Marcellus Wheeler, had purchased @DanaHallSchool two years prior from sisters Julia and Sarah Eastman (the school’s first co-principals). #Archives
#tbt to a pep rally during the 2005 Parents’ Wee #tbt to a pep rally during the 2005 Parents’ Weekend in the #DanaHall Shipley Center. Families have visited campus to learn more about their students’ experiences @DanaHallSchool for many years. The first Fathers’ Day was held in 1950 followed by the first Mothers’ Day in 1951. #DanaHall added a Parents’ Weekend in 1969, which eventually replaced both Mothers’ Day and Fathers’ Day. Parents’ Weekend became known as Family Weekend in 2017. Welcome to all families visiting #DanaHall for the 6th annual #FamilyWeekend this weekend! #Archives
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