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Here are March's most popular books in our library. Manga has had a good month! #SchoolLibraries
April 1, 2025 at 9:24 AM
Here are March's most popular books in our library. Manga has had a good month! #SchoolLibraries
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📣 Announcing the shortlist for the 2025 Carnegie Medal for Writing! With a focus on marginalised perspectives, these books highlight diversity and empathy ✨✍️
Congratulations to the exceptional authors shortlisted for the #Carnegies2025! 🏅
Delve into the books here: 🔗 carnegies.co.uk/writing-shor...
Congratulations to the exceptional authors shortlisted for the #Carnegies2025! 🏅
Delve into the books here: 🔗 carnegies.co.uk/writing-shor...
March 11, 2025 at 4:15 PM
📣 Announcing the shortlist for the 2025 Carnegie Medal for Writing! With a focus on marginalised perspectives, these books highlight diversity and empathy ✨✍️
Congratulations to the exceptional authors shortlisted for the #Carnegies2025! 🏅
Delve into the books here: 🔗 carnegies.co.uk/writing-shor...
Congratulations to the exceptional authors shortlisted for the #Carnegies2025! 🏅
Delve into the books here: 🔗 carnegies.co.uk/writing-shor...
Here are February's most popular books in our library. Holly Jackson and Suzanne Collins remain popular, as does our manga section! 🔍🏹🗨️ #NewsteadReads #SchoolLibraries
March 5, 2025 at 11:49 AM
Here are February's most popular books in our library. Holly Jackson and Suzanne Collins remain popular, as does our manga section! 🔍🏹🗨️ #NewsteadReads #SchoolLibraries
Our y7 judging panel have been reading the shortlist for this year's @royalsociety.org Young People's Book Prize. Students have reviewed and rated all 6 books, and their results have been submitted. Our panel's winning book was Can You Get Rainbows in Space? by Sheila Kanani. 🌈📚
March 3, 2025 at 8:57 AM
Our y7 judging panel have been reading the shortlist for this year's @royalsociety.org Young People's Book Prize. Students have reviewed and rated all 6 books, and their results have been submitted. Our panel's winning book was Can You Get Rainbows in Space? by Sheila Kanani. 🌈📚
Our Valentine's-themed bookmarks are cut out, laminated, and ready to go out tomorrow 💕💖💘 #ValentinesDay #SchoolLibraries #ReadMoreBooks
February 12, 2025 at 5:37 PM
Our Valentine's-themed bookmarks are cut out, laminated, and ready to go out tomorrow 💕💖💘 #ValentinesDay #SchoolLibraries #ReadMoreBooks
Here are January's most popular books in our library. Lots of manga mixed in there this month! #SchoolLibraries
January 31, 2025 at 10:36 AM
Here are January's most popular books in our library. Lots of manga mixed in there this month! #SchoolLibraries
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I will never cease to be amazed by books. Seriously. Just think about it; thousands of people read the same book, but in everyone’s brain’s the characters look different, the setting changes etc. We are all reading the same thing, but it's so unique to each of us.
That is a beautiful thing.
That is a beautiful thing.
January 15, 2025 at 10:04 AM
I will never cease to be amazed by books. Seriously. Just think about it; thousands of people read the same book, but in everyone’s brain’s the characters look different, the setting changes etc. We are all reading the same thing, but it's so unique to each of us.
That is a beautiful thing.
That is a beautiful thing.
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ok but Count Dracula just bringing a bunch of soil on the ship with him was an amazing bit of supernatural rules lawyering and we only take it for granted because Dracula is an incredibly old book
January 14, 2025 at 8:02 AM
ok but Count Dracula just bringing a bunch of soil on the ship with him was an amazing bit of supernatural rules lawyering and we only take it for granted because Dracula is an incredibly old book