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"Once you learn to read, you are forever free."
-Frederick Douglass
Click the Destiny logo to search the library catalog. You can also log in with your @lamoillesouth.org Google account to place hold requests, renew items you've borrowed, and read and write book reviews.
Sites for Finding New Books to Read
Sites for Finding New Books to Read
*You're always free to ask Mr. Meier for recommendations but students and staff are always encouraged use any of the sites below to help figure out what book you might like to read next!
Book Awards Worth Checking Out
Book Awards Worth Checking Out
News Subscription Access
News Subscription Access
*Both the New York Times and Wall Street Journal are available for all students and staff for in-school and at-home use! Be sure to take advantage of this powerful resource! Read the info below for instructions for getting connected.
To sign up for a NYT account, go to nytimes.com/passes and create an account with your school Google account. Once you validate your account, you can simply log in at nytimes.com!
All students and staff can access WSJ.com. The link cannot be shared publicly but ask Mr. Meier in the library or your teacher for the link you can use to log in with your school Google account.
Click the Burlington Free Press or USA Today logo for instructions on accessing free digital editions.
Sign up for a free Goodreads account to connect with other readers and share reviews and find new books!
(You must be 13 years or older to make an account)
Click the Sora logo to search the small (but always growing) audiobook collection.Â
Simply log in with your school Google account!
Click the image to check out the "Bookflix" page. In this section you'll find info highlighting books that have been adapted into movies or series. How many did YOU know were based on books??
Are you really into math? Science? Social studies? Art? Etc? Click the image to check out some of the books in the SMHS library collection that relate to different subject areas.
Exercise your right to read! Click the image above or the links below for information about banned and challenged books.
Check out School Library Journal's reader survey of the most influential children's books, middle grade books, and YA books of the 21st century.
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