November 26th - November 30th

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

“How far would you go to save a friend?”

“A world full of twists and turns, rebellions and intrigue . . .”

“A matchmaker without a match?

Talk about irony.”

November 19th - November 23rd

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

“Princess.

Captive.

Gladiator.”

“Risk it all with Lando Calrissian 

in this Thrill-A-Minute trilogy!”

“Molly’s heroic rebellion

against everything 

she has been brought up to believe and value”

November 13th - November 16th

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

“The lonely death of Charlie Wenjack”

Residential School Diary of Violet Pesheens

Paintings and poems about 
important figures in Metis history

November 5th - November 8th

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

“Overtones of dark fable

we all wish we could forget . . .”

“What if the Axis powers

had won World War II?”

“Newspaper delivery girls 

uncover the most important story of all time . . .”

October 29th - November 2nd

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

“Cujo used to be a friendly dog . . .”

“You’re the girl who turned me in.”

“A fast-paced coming-of-age adventure . . .”