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FEBruary Events:
FEBruary Events:
All month: National Black History Month
February 2 - Groundhog Day
February 8 - Super Bowl
February 9 - National Pizza Day
February 11 - National Inventors' Day
February 14 - Valentine's Day
February 16 - Presidents' Day
February 17 - Mardi Gras
February 26 - National Black Lives Matter Day
African american history month
African american history month
February is National African American History Month. We celebrate achievements by African Americans in all fields, with a particular focus on achievements in STEAM fields. Here are a few of the books we have highlighted in the front of the media center. Check them out!
Whoosh!
Lonnie Johnson
Starstruck: The Cosmic Journey of Neil DeGrasse Tyson
Neil DeGrasse Tyson
The Girl With the Mind for Math
Raye Montague
Hidden Figures
Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughn, and others
2026 Star of the North award Nominees
2026 Star of the North award Nominees
The Star of the North Picture Book Award was established in 2013. The purpose of the award is to promote quality, engaging picture books and reading for pleasure among school-aged children. The final list of ten nominees is selected by the Star of the North Selection Committee, then students vote for their favorite. We have 9 of the 10 in our library. Check them out!
Rock Your Mocs
by Laurel Goodluck; illustrated by Madelyn Goodnight
Touch the Sky
by Stephanie V. W. Lucianovic; illustrated by Chris Park
Looking for Happy
by Ty Chapman; illustrated by Keenon Farrell
Ursula Upside Down
written and illustrated by Corey R. Tabor
The Book that Almost Rhymed
by Omar Abed; illustrated by Hatem Aly
The Rock in My Throat
by Kao Kelly Yang; illustrated by Jiemei Lin
The Last Stane
by Antwan Eady; illustrated by Jarrett and Jerome Pumphrey
Millie Fleur's Poison Garden
written and illustrated by Christy Mandin
Miguel Must Fight
by Jamie Ofelia; illiustrated by Sara Palacios
Star Party
by Polly Carlson-Voiles; illustrated by Consie Powell
Discover destiny discover
Discover destiny discover
Sullivan/Anishinabe Media Center Online - find books you would like to read. You can even check out and read ebooks whenever you like!
How do I use Destiny?
In the Search box, put in what you're looking for. Then click on a title. You'll see a box like this.
What can I learn from looking at this?
The cover shows an African-American man in an old-fashioned plane.
Title: Sprouting Wings
Author: Louisa Jaggar
I can see a short description of what the book is about.
The green box says it's a paper (not digital) book and that it's 'in' and ready to be checked out.
The Reading Level tells me that it's aimed at readers in grades K-2.
The Call Number tells me that it's in non-fiction, section 921, and it would be under letter B.
I can save the book by clicking "Hold" under the picture, and then no one else can check it out.
Here's a video on how to use Destiny.
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