Thursday, 3rd March is World Book Day. It started with the 3rd Year assembly on Monday, 29th February celebrating books. On World Book Day itself the TYs are having a book sale in aid of St. Michael's House, as well as a variety of quizzes and events around the school. Please donate any books that you no longer need. The TYs are visiting the dlr Lexicon library in Dun Laoghaire on Thursday afternoon.
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This month's Book Club choice is the fantasy novel, "Six of Crows" by Leigh Bardugo. It is the first book in the series. Borrow the book from the Library now!
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Vloggers, Dan Howell and Phil Lester, extend their talents to writing this book about their vlogging channel. Borrow the book from the Library and meet up to discuss at lunchtime on Monday, 29th February.
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This month's Book Club Choice is non-fiction. "How Music Got Free" by Stephen Witt explains in details how MP3s got released - for free - onto the Internet. It explains the legal battles, the technical advancements and how the music industry attempted to stem this flow.
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This month's Book Club choice is "Afterworlds" by Scott Westerfeld, author of the very popular series "Uglies". Borrow the book from the Library and discuss it on Monday, 21st December. Check out the book trailer.
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The choice for the November Book Club is by Moïra Fowley-Doyle, 'The Accident Season'. You can borrow the book now and then meet up in the Library at lunchtime on Monday, 2nd December. View the book trailer in this blog.
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'Buffalo Soldier' by Tanya Landman is the 2015 winner of the Carnegie Medal. It is the choice for this month's Book Club. Borrow the book now from the Library and meet up on Monday, 2nd November in the Library at 1.30pm to discuss.
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Students, teachers and parents all have free access to Britannica School - the online version of the Encyclopaedia Brittanica - from any personal device both in school and at home. It's a superb resource for researching your projects.
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World Book Night is a night when people and institutions give away World Book Night designated books to people who wouldn't ordinarily read. Anyone can be volunteer, everyone should read.
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2015 is the 10th Year of the the Dublin: One City, One Book Festival. Throughout April there are events citywide celebrating Roddy Doyle's Barrytown Trilogy: "The Commitments", "The Snapper" and "The Van".
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