may reading list
The month of May includes many dates to remember and this half term we wanted to focus on 'laughing'.
World Laughter Day is an annual event celebrated worldwide to raise awareness about laughter and its many healing benefits. Everybody knows that laughing feels good, but few realise how valuable these simple tools can be in improving our everyday wellbeing. Laughter cannot heal or solve anything, but it can help to heal and dissolve everything. That’s what World Laughter Day is for! It’s a day where people can relieve some stress and laugh. Here at LBS we have put together some books that can be found in our LBS library dedicated to this event, so please enjoy and spread the laughter!
THE HitCh-Hikers Guide to the galaxy
A science fiction comedy cantering on the adventures of the only man to survive the destruction of Earth; while roaming outer space, he comes to learn the truth behind Earth's existence.
Full collection available at LBS library and part of our 150 Challenge.
Dan vs. nATURE
In this laugh-out-loud gross-out comedy, 16-year-old Dan Weekes is forced to participate in a survivalist camping trip with his mother's new fiancé, and his attempts to sabotage the bonding experience go hilariously, horribly awry.
Part of our LBS 150 Challenge and available in the library.
to all the boys i've loved before
To All the Boys I've Loved Before is a teen romance novel about young Lara Jean, a high school daydreamer who writes love letters to the boys she has crushes on. She never sends out the letters though, they're just for her to write so she can let out her feelings and move on from her crush. These letter accidently get sent out ... Find this book in the LBS library to find out what happens next!
Make sure to to complete a book review if you've read any of our recommendations!
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