December 12th - December 16th

The following books, available at the SMHS library, as well as digital books available at Tumblebook Cloud, were promoted this week on the monitors in the Commons and on the virtual bookshelf of this blog:

“Twelve Holidays Stories:

It’s The Most Wonderful Time of the Year.”

The prequel:

“Before the MAZE, there was . . . The Fever Code.”

“The chords of a rock ‘n’ roll road trip . . . 

and finding your place in the world.”

“Magnus Chase has always been a troubled kid . . .”

December 5th - December 9th

The following books, available at the SMHS library, as well as digital books available at Tumblebook Cloud, were promoted this week on the monitors in the Commons and on the virtual bookshelf of this blog:

“The story of a girl on the run from everything she loves . . .”

“A wizard prince in exile . . .

A girl with a curse . . .”

“The forehead of every person she sees 

is marked by the shadowy digits of their death date.”

November 28th - December 2nd

The following books, available at the SMHS library, as well as digital books available at Tumblebook Cloud, were promoted this week on the monitors in the Commons and on the virtual bookshelf of this blog:

“When the glass slipper doesn’t fit . . . ”

“What happens when someone 

who’s only ever wanted to be a hero, 

becomes a suspect?”

“A three-year old girl was the only survivor

at a horrific murder scene . . .”

November 21st - November 25th

The following books, available at the SMHS library, as well as digital books available at Tumblebook Cloud, were promoted this week on the monitors in the Commons and on the virtual bookshelf of this blog:

Photographs of Anne and her family

True stories:

“They hid . . . and they survived.”

“A true account of the Danish teens 

who dared to fight the Nazi war machine.”

November 14th - November 18th

The following books, available at the SMHS library, as well as digital books available at Tumblebook Cloud, were promoted this week on the monitors in the Commons and on the virtual bookshelf of this blog:

“Down in the fog forest,

monsters await,

but so does the truth. . . ”

“We are not alone . . .

They have arrived . . . ”

October 31st - November 11th

The following books, available at the SMHS library, as well as digital books available at Tumblebook Cloud, were promoted this week on the monitors in the Commons and on the virtual bookshelf of this blog:

Lest We Forget

A holocaust story 
based on a Canadian radio documentary.

“Armed with parachutes,  explosives and great courage . . .”

October 24th - October 28th

The following books, available at the SMHS library, as well as digital books available at Tumblebook Cloud, were promoted this week on the monitors in the Commons and on the virtual bookshelf of this blog:

“We’ve been waiting for you to come and play.”

“Jack is a curious boy . . .

Are you curious too?”

“The eighth story . . .

Nineteen years later.”

October 17th - October 21st

The following books, available at the SMHS library, as well as digital books available at Tumblebook Cloud, were promoted this week on the monitors in the Commons and on the virtual bookshelf of this blog:

“What’s scarier – a blood thirsty zombie, 

a panic attack … 

or the painful truth?.”

“The swamp is the last place to be during a storm like this.”

“The official movie prequel.”

October 10th - October 14th

The following books, available at the SMHS library, as well as digital books available at Tumblebook Cloud, were promoted this week on the monitors in the Commons and on the virtual bookshelf of this blog:

“Ten teens.

Three days.

One killer.”

“A perfect work of unnerving terror.”

“Think of The Hunger Games with vampires.”

October 3rd - October 7th

The following books, available at the SMHS library, as well as digital books available at Tumblebook Cloud, were promoted this week on the monitors in the Commons and on the virtual bookshelf of this blog:

“The dead are on her heels. . .

And time is running out.”

“Welcome to the real Wonderland.”

“35 suitors entered The Selection.

Who will win her heart?”

September 26th - September 30th

The following books, available at the SMHS library, as well as digital books available at Tumblebook Cloud, were promoted this week on the monitors in the Commons and on the virtual bookshelf of this blog:

“Three women.

Three generations.

Three secrets.”

“I was stolen

from an airport . . .”

“History, legend, adventure,

and romance”

September 19th - September 23rd

The following books, available at the SMHS library, as well as digital books available at Tumblebook Cloud, were promoted this week on the monitors in the Commons and on the virtual bookshelf of this blog:

“. . . a world where virtually everyone is online

twenty-four hours a day . . .”

“Stay tonight.

Stay forever . . .

All alone on the thirteenth floor.”

“How does one punish an immortal?

By making him human!”

September 12th - September 16th

The following books, available at the SMHS library, as well as digital books available at Tumblebook Cloud, were promoted this week on the monitors in the Commons and on the virtual bookshelf of this blog:

The sequel to Steelheart and Firefight

“One of their own kind has betrayed them.”

“Her future rides on one last race.”

September 6th - September 9th

The following books, available at the SMHS library, as well as digital books available at Tumblebook Cloud, were promoted this week on the monitors in the Commons and on the virtual bookshelf of this blog:

“A bucket list for cinema fans.”

“Sometimes it takes a new friend to bring you home.”

“They may not have money or a script,

but they have passion.”

June 6th - June 10th

The following books, available at the SMHS library, as well as digital books available at Tumblebook Cloud, were promoted this week on the monitors in the Commons and on the virtual bookshelf of this blog:

“They hunt albinos in Mwanza.”

“They may not have money or a script,

but they have passion.”

“The true story of Typhoid Mary,

the epidemiologist who discovered her trail of infection, 

and the health department that decided her fate.”