February 24th - February 28th

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

“These stories link people to the land and to each other …”

Puffin, Woolly Mammoth, Walrus, Narwhal

five generations … from the slave trade … to modern Ontario …

“A fictional slave narrative … 
populated by vivid characters and rendered in fascinating detail.”

February 10th - February 14th

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

“a tale framed in a modern context …”

“Rich in wisdom and filled with respect for the natural world …”

“The Fast, Short Life of Canadian Champion Harry Jerome”

“A bet between gods Hermes and Apollo 
leads them to grant human consciousness and language 

to a group of dogs …”

February 3rd - February 7th

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

“A collection of stories passed down through generations …”

“Cultural legends in relation to historical events …”

A theatre usher told her to move from the main floor to the balcony …

“Stories from the World of Viola Desmond – Canada’s Rosa Parks.”

January 27th - January 31st

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

“A tale that teaches both history and compassion...”

“Food is running out ...”

“We all make choices...”

January 20th - January 24th

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

“This is what the plague looks like.”

“Catnip for classic mystery lovers.”

“This mountain really is cursed ...”

January 13th - January 17th

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

“Offbeat, quirky, and full of heart”

“Summer love abounds in the New York Times best seller.”

“A planet in crisis. And time is running out.”

January 6th - January 10th

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

“Together they could find true love.”

“Sometimes boys, family, and the holidays 
can cause quite a stir…”

“Sunny Texas 
to an icy island in the middle of Lake Michigan…”

December 16th - December 20th

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

The first crèche: a symbol of hope, peace and love.

A Christmas hymn written by a Jesuit missionary.

A Christmas miracle during World War I …

December 9th - December 13th

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

Four Stories: “a snowy road trip . . . a scavenger hunt . . .”

“Navigating best friends and boys has never been sweeter …”

“WARNING: Beginners may fall head over heels …”

December 2nd - December 6th

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

“Ten strangers are lured to an isolated island mansion ...”

“The only thing scarier than a ghost story is the past, coming to haunt you.”

“Five days. Four lost hikers. Three survivors.”

November 25th - November 29th

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

“They were all invited to a scholarship dinner, 
only to discover that it’s a trap.”

“Twelve interwoven stories follow a group of doctors …”

“A dead body is one mess she can’t clean up on her own.”

November 18th - November 22nd

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

“It will take more than magic to break this curse…”

“A handsome young king, a would-be queen, 

a perfect match – or is it?”

“How do you move forward when everything you love is on line?”

November 13th - November 15th

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

“I long for the days before the Last Desolation.”

“… to live a lifetime in a single day . . .”

“Gamer On … a fake school club … a mission to save a beaver . . .”

November 4th - November 6th

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

“A weapon more powerful than any blade.”

“Less a mystery solved than a secret well kept.”

“… beautifully written, quiet, cumulative shudders.”

October 28th - November 1st

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

“Some dolls never die…”

“hidden telekinetic powers to seek revenge …”

“- the infamous possessed house on Long Island”

October 21st - October 25th

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

A haunting retelling of Rumpelstiltskin” 

“Not all are free … equal … will be saved.”

“What they find might change the course of history …”