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Sunday, May 30, 2010

Twilight fans will be happy to read this ...

We read in the Sunday papers (The Sun-Herald, 30 May 2010) that Twilight author Stephanie Myer is about to release her latest novel, The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner, a character originally featured in the third novel of the series, Eclipse. If you can't wait for the hard copy, you will be able to read the book free online at http://www.breetanner.com/ only from June 7 to July 5.

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Tomorrow ...

John Marsden's Tomorrow When the War Began was a ground breaking series for young people - a group of ordinary Australian teenagers celebrating the end of high school return from their camping trip to discover our country has been invaded and everyone they know has been rounded up and taken away. How they fight back makes riveting reading. The film version is about to hit cinemas and no doubt it will be as popular as the series. Time to revisit the books and read up on the story yourselves before you see it on the big screen. Check out the promo for the film below.

What's it all about?

Simple, it's about communicating with our audience in a different way. The library is a gateway to many things - books and reading are only one aspect of what we are about; but now that we're on the topic of reading, check out this great video from Ocoee Middle School in the U.S.

Why Claude's Corner?

Welcome to our blog - the library of The Henry Lawson High School,Grenfell, NSW. Why Claude's Corner? Because it is the Claude Mendham Memorial Library, named to comemorate Claude Mendham, Mayor of Grenfell from 1961-1970. Check out the plaque on the wall above the magazine rack. Thanks to Year 11 student Ben Peterson for help with the name.