Mad for Miley by Lauren Alexander

Review by Moon-Ho Kim, 12

This book is about a girl named Miley Cyrus. It talks about her life and where and when she was born, her likes and desires and her friend and family. There is also a part about her double life as Miley and Hannah Montana. The best part of the book are the pictures and the design. The only thing I didn't like was that it went off topic sometimes. I'd like it if the author wrote Mad for Miley 2! On a scale of 1 to 10, I'd give this book a 10.

Presley and Melody

On Wednesday, July 16th, Presley and Melody visited the library for a special interactive concert. Thank you P&M for an amazing time!

Summer Reading 2008!

June 30th was the first day for the Summer Reading Club 2008, "Catch the Reading Bug!" Everyone who signed up was able to add an ant to our picnic blanket and got a chance to spin the library Wheel of Fortune!

Ivy and Bean by Annie Barrows

Review by Christine Chow

Ivy and Bean us a story about two friends who never meant to like each other. This story takes place in the backyards of both Ivy and Bean. I liked this book because in the end Ivy and Bean become friends after all. On a scale of 1 to 10, I gave this book an 8. I really enjoyed it.

Look for other Ivy and Bean books in the Fiction section under J Bar!

Catch the Reading Bug!

Summer Reading starts Monday, June 30th in the Children's Room- come in anytime during the day to sign up and get a chance to spin the Library Wheel of Fortune or enter our other contests. Also, don't forget to check our schedule for a complete list of programs. There's so much to do at the library this summer- stop by and check it out!

Storyteller Julie Pasqual

The Children's Room welcomed the very talented storyteller Julie Pasqual on April 23rd for an afternoon of stories for Earth Day. Julie kept the crowd entertained (and laughing!) with some great stories celebrating nature, recycling and the world around us.

Craft Club!

The Spring Craft Club finished up on Thursday, April 10th after 6 weeks of hard work. The group worked on several projects using different materials and methods including shaping clay, origami and sewing. Shown are the members of the club holding their final project- handmade self-portrait pillows!