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Chewy Chuckles by Michael Dahl November 10, 2009

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Riddle books, which are found in the 800’s section of the library, are very popular.  This one has riddles about food.  To hear a sample of these funny riddles, listen to the podcast by fifth graders Emma and Jillian.

 
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Tongue Twister Books November 10, 2009

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There are a variety of tongue twister books in the library.  They are found in the 800’s section.  Students of all ages enjoy them.   D.J., Eve, Jenna, and Mrs. Carlson tried their best to record their favorite tongue twisters.  Listen to this podcast to find out how they did.

 
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Jumanji by Chris Van Allsburg November 6, 2009

Posted by jcarlson in : Picture Books , 2comments

In this book, there is a little boy named Peter and a little girl named Judy.  One day Peter’s and Judy’s mom and dad leave to go to an opera.  While their parents are gone, Judy and Peter decide to go to the park.  Once Judy and her brother get there, they find a game lying under a tree.  They bring the game home and decide to play it.  Once they start playing, a monkey appears, then more animals appear.  Will the parents come home to a wrecked house with animals everywhere?  Read this fun book to find out!  This book also has a movie, and if you like the movie, you will love the book!

~Jillian, Fifth Grader~

A Couple of Boys Have the Best Week Ever by Marla Frazee November 5, 2009

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 If you like books with great pictures, this one is for you!! Marla Frazee won the Caldecott Award for her illustrations in this book which she also authored.  This story is about two boys that go off on a summer adventure for a week of nature camp.   Friends James and Eamon go visit Eamon’s grandparents who live at the beach, but they learn about everything except nature– or do they?  The tale follows the two boys as they experience many different activities during the week long visit.  See what happens as the boys get ready to go home!

~Mrs. Amato~

Stuart at the Fun House by Susan Hill November 2, 2009

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Stuart and his brother George went to the carnival.  Stuart wanted to go on the rides and play games.  He was too small. Stuart and his brother George went to the Fun House.  Stuart had a lot of fun there.  I like this book because Stuart and George are brothers having fun.  I like a book when the characters are having fun.

~Connor, Fourth Grader~