Elsewhere is a place a little like heaven where a person goes after death in the new book by Gabrielle Zevin. The main character arrives before she can even attend her prom or marry; the weird thing is that at whatever age a person dies, he or she begins to travel backwards in time until they reach infancy and birth again. Then an amazing thing happens, but you’ll have to read the book to find out about that. I could hardly put this one down once I started. Enjoy! -E. Shaver
This is one of Nicholas Sparks’ best books i have read. In this book the mother of a young boy dies and the father goes his whole life to find the killer. in the end you will be shocked to find out who really killed the mother. it’s quite amazing!! i really loved it and it is a “MUST” read!!! -K. Mayo
We have several new book displays in the library now:
TAYSHAS books are those listed on the high school reading list this year. They include horror, fantasy, adventure and real-world views.
Non-Fiction books cover topics such as essay writing, Civil War submarines, American photography and movie making.
Orca Soundings - These less-than-a-100 page novels are quick-reads about issues teens deal with daily. AR tests available for all of them, too.
Science and Math - Sometimes these subjects are a student’s favorite, but we have a few books that just might make them more interesting. Check it out @ the library!
Future Displays planned include War books, Romance Books and Books made into Movies. Give us your ideas for upcoming displays!
