What to Read When

An extensive collection of reading suggestions for children organized by age and category, such as adoption and spirituality.

What to Read When
by Pam Allyn
Find it in the Library at call number LB1139.5 .R43A45 2009

Soldier's Heart

An English professor at West Point explores the relevancy of literature for her students in a time of war.


Soldier's heart : reading literature through peace and war at West Point 1st ed.
by Elizabeth Samet
Find it in the Library at call number PS49 .U65 S36 2007

AAC Drop-in Location

Starting this week the Library will host an Academic Achievement Center Drop-in Location on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:30 - 12:30. An AAC tutor will be available to answer your questions and to set-up tutoring appointments. Try it out today!

AAC Drop-in Location
Available in the Library Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm - look for the sign!

The Book Thief

A novel about a young girl in Nazi Germany who gets hooked on stealing books after snatching a few from book burnings.

The Book Thief
by Markus Zusak
Find it in the Library at call number PR9619.3 .Z872 B66 2006

Tuolumne County Library's Blog

Has Library Highlights whetted your appetite for library blogs? If so, be sure to check out the Tuolumne County Library Blog. Other good blogs related to reading include: Bookdwarf, The Millions and Reading Copy, from the folks at AbeBooks.

Speaking of blogs, the Academic Achievement Center has a new blog featuring Teaching and Learning Resources.

Karen Joy Fowler

In place of this month's regular Book Group discussion the Library hosted a Meet the Author event with Karen Joy Fowler, author of The Jane Austen Book Club. Our Reading Area was filled with guests who heard Ms. Fowler talk about everything from her novels to what it's like to have one's book made into a movie. Please contact Brian in the Library for more information about the Book Group.

 

What Should I Read Next?

Type in a favorite title or author to find suggestions on what other books might appeal to you.

What Should I Read Next? A free website available online at: http://whatshouldireadnext.com/