
#StaffPick: Wishtree by Katherine Applegate
Check out this #staffpick from Won! Continue reading #StaffPick: Wishtree by Katherine Applegate
Check out this #staffpick from Won! Continue reading #StaffPick: Wishtree by Katherine Applegate
Check out this #staff pick from Dara! Continue reading #StaffPick: The Lady’s Handbook for Her Mysterious Illness by Sarah Ramey
Know a child that really loves non-fiction? Have a look at the nominees for the Norma Fleck Award for Canadian Children’s Non-Fiction Book Award. We bet you’ll find their next favourite read here! Continue reading Norma Fleck Award for Canadian Children’s Non-Fiction
We are looking forward to the nominees of the TD Canadian Children’s Literature Award! Continue reading TD Canadian Children’s Literature Award
A simple, easy to do early literacy activity that promotes the development of reading skills is to teach children the parts of a book. Continue reading Literacy at Home: Parts of a Book
Check out this #staffpick by Karla! Continue reading #Staffpick: The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins
Are you excited for the new lineup of Red Cedar nominees? We are! The program officially launches in November, but you can get a head start on your reading. We have copies of all of these titles in our collection and you can find them in our catalogue. Continue reading Red Cedar Awards 2021
Compared to twenty years ago, we’ve come a long way in diverse representation! There’s always improvements to make, but now, we are starting to see people of every shape, colour, belief, gender, sexuality, and ability at the forefront of our stories. Here are a few diverse reads for you, if you’re looking for something new. They are all under a year old and have gotten a lot of positive attention! Continue reading #StaffPick: Diverse Reads
This week we have a really simple at-home activity for you that practices letter recognition and writing in a really fun way! Children love learning how to read and write and often the first words or letters they recognize are those of their own name. This activity allows the child to know what the word says, see how it looks, and work on the recognition of letters, all while having fun! Continue reading Literacy at Home: Name Tracing
Our Grade 3 VIP Library Card Campaign is back for it’s fourth year, and we are inviting all students in Grade 3 to take part! Continue reading Grade 3s are VIPs at the Thompson-Nicola Regional Library