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:
“There’s
a price to pay for standing out.”
“A tale
of strange magic and faith lost and found that packs a wallop.”
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:
“A lot
can happen between lost and found.”
“community
service hours at Camp Dog Gone Fun . . .”
“the
value of speaking up rather than lashing out”
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:
“Matt
and Free discover the dark side of the city of light.”
“the
bitter of adolescence . . . the sweet of friendship and family . . .”
“a need to
move beyond clichés and commit to something – anything . . .”
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:
“a dangerous world where video games have invaded reality”
“Nothing says ‘Happy Birthday’ like summoning the spirits of your dead relatives.”
“The
truth? It’s a gray area.”
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:
“Friends
keep each other’s secrets, don’t they?”
“survival,
friendship, and the power of the human spirit”
“at
least they’re musical lowlifes”
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 I became a special ops
pararescue jumper.”
Chaya Linder is a Jewish teenager living in Nazi-occupied Poland.”
“When a war ends, it doesn’t go away.”
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:
“Ella
has a plan to help Sophie find her spontaneous side.”
“Be
careful what you post and who you trust.”
“Regret
is like a heavy stone you carry around in your pocket.”
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:
“Kenzie
holds one truth above all: the company is everything.”
“an
extraordinary chapter in the wizarding world . . .”
“Eliza
knows the legends about the swamp near her house – ”
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:
“Difficult
choices forced by difficult times.”
“struggling to belong in an unfamiliar culture”
“It is
1941. . . . Where can he be safe?”
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 local
children are becoming frighteningly obedient . . .”
“a snowy
road trip . . . a scavenger hunt . . .”
“Is shared
DNA all it takes to be a family?”
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:
“She
lives in fear of the two legs – ”
“Sometimes . . . dead is better.”
“Maybe she
isn’t as broken as she seems . . .”
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:
“I will honor
Christmas in my heart . . .”
“The power of love. . .”
“Together
they could find true love.”
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:
“They are the world’s best hope . . .”
“Clay will build a bridge –
for his family, for his past, for greatness, for his sins,
for a miracle.”
“Set in
the world of Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children . . . ”
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:
“Just because
it’s trending doesn’t mean it’s true . . .”
“The final
battle is here . . .”
“If she
dies, she takes the truth with her . . .”
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.”
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:
“Molly’s heroic rebellion against everything she has been brought up to believe and value”
“Risk it
all with Lando Calrissian in this Thrill-A-Minute trilogy!”
“Princess. Captive. Gladiator.”
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 a dark fable we all wish we could forget . . .”
“Newspaper
delivery girls uncover the most important story of all time.”
Paintings
and poems about important figures in Metis history