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9/30/26
What are we reading in the library? Ask your student: "What was your favorite part of this week's library Read Aloud?"
Kindergarten: The Book Hog (Pizzoli), 1st Grade: Broken (Fang), 2nd Grade: Cranky, Crabby Crow Saves the World (Tabor), 3rd Grade: How to Hug a Pufferfish (Peterson), 4th Grade: I Want My Hat Back (Klassen), 5th Grade: Don't Trust Fish (Sharpson)
Library Fun Fact!
Our latest circulation stats are in: the TOP THREE most popular books at our school are all Dog Man graphic novels! If you are a Dog Man fan, you may also like:
Hilo (Winick), InvestiGators (Greene), Stick Dog (Watson), The 13-Story Treehouse (Griffiths)
Classroom Spotlight: What is Mrs. Burnett reading?
Mrs. Burnett’s 2nd graders are currently enjoying Dory Fantasmagory by Abby Hanlon—the 4th most popular book in our entire library! Mrs. Burnett has been sharing this funny series with her classes for years, and students love to read about six-year-old Dory and her wild imagination.
If you are a Dory fan, you may also like:
Clementine (Pennypacker), Meet Yasmin! (Faruqi), Jada Jones (Lyons)
9/23/26
What are we learning in the library? Ask your student!
Kinder: "How do we take care of library books? Keep your books away from..."
1st & 2nd: "What is the difference between Fiction and Nonfiction?"
3rd-5th: "What is Beanstack?"
Library Fun Fact! Our Library has 9,940 picture books, chapter books, nonfiction books and graphic novels for students to enjoy!
Need Books at Home? Check out our Library Website for FREE online books!
What is Mrs. Granrud reading? The Experiment by Rebecca Stead (recommended for 4th-5th graders). I'm only on page 40 and the main character, a sixth grade boy named Nathan, is growing a tiger tail! It turns out he is an alien from the planet Kast and his family is here on Earth for an experiment. Now his family is being called back to the Mothership, but Nathan doesn't want to leave his best friend, Victor. This book is Fiction for sure!
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