My Life Next Door
By: Huntley Fitzpatrick
Reviewed by: Kate P. ‘19
Summary: Samantha Reed is 17, and her summer has just begun. With her (some what) rebellious sister away for the summer, Samantha is stuck at home working two jobs. Her mother, Grace, is one of the state senators, and running for re-election. In a household where every rug is vacuumed (even...
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We've got some too at the Helen Temple Cooke library that might not make you go, "awwww" so much as, "WOW! My mind has just been blown!" Here are some of the latest YouTube videos from the library to help you succeed in your classes. And how about bookmarking our channel? It might just come in handy!
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Happy New Year!
I suspect that many of you made resolutions for 2016, and the first step to accomplishing many of those goals is to get organized and make a plan. Here are a couple of tools to help you schedule, journal, list, remind, set goals, and succeed!
I admit to judging books by their covers, but what about their first lines? That all-important first sentence sets the tone for the book, weaves an air of mystery, or paints the scene. Here are some first lines for you to judge-- would you have picked up these books?
In anticipation of the best day of the year, aka the Summer Reading Book Fair (on Tuesday!), we asked some of our fabulous library pages what books they recommend from the 2015 Summer Reading List. This is what they said!
Helen L., Class of 2015, read The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern and insists that she "could not put the book down!". She also proclaimed that Freakonomics by Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner and Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott were among her...
