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Check out these NEW TITLES now in your media center: The Book of Story Beginnings by Kristin Kladstrup
Oscar Martin was fourteen when he mysteriously disappeared from his Iowa farmhouse in June 1914. His sister claimed Oscar had rowed out to sea - but how was that possible? There is no ocean in Iowa.
The Principal's on the Roof by Elizabeth Levy It's Disgusting and We Ate it! True Food Facts From Around the World and Throughout History by James Solheim
Private I. Guana by Nina Laden The Girls Take Over by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor Season of the Sandstorms by Mary Pope Osborne
The principal of Jill and Gwen's school promised to spend the morning on the roof if the kids read one thousand books during their reading marathon -- and they did! Now he's on the roof, and he's going to read an original science fiction story Gwen wrote. But he could fall off the roof if he doesn't stop sneezing. Is it a coincidence that Gwen's story is about aliens who live on roofs and make humans sneeze? Fletcher knows that Gwen would never pull a dangerous practical joke just to make her story come true. But can he prove it before Gwen's in big trouble.
What you'll find inside this book: Spiders that taste like peanut butter, the truth about hot dogs, a recipe for Chocolate Honey Banana Smash Ice Cream, 19 poems and lots of jokes
Leon the chameleon is missing! But detective Private I. Guana is on the case. He searches high (through the forest) and low (through the swamp), questioning bullfrogs and salamanders and tacking up posters (in a variety of colors, of course) along the way -- until he unexpectedly stumbles across the solution to the mystery.
The Hatford boys and the Malloy girls are ready to outdo one another again. Eddie is the first girl ever to try out for the school baseball team. Now she and Jake are competing for the same position, while Caroline and Wally compete to become class spelling bee champ. Wally is itching to win, but Caroline the show-off plans to be number one.
Armed only with a research book and a book of magic rhymes, Jack and Annie go back 1,200 years to the Golden Age of Baghdad. Their journey begins in the desert in the season of sandstorms. Their mission is a mystery until bandits attack a camel caravan and Jack and Annie are given a strange box to protect. What's in the box? And how will it help the ruler of Baghdad spread wisdom throughout the world .
The mission of Hannan Academy is to adopt and implement the philosophy the "All Students Can Learn" by charging the students, parents, faculty, and administration with the responsibility to plan and work in harmony, assisting students to achieve at the highest level of their potential.
The mission of the school library media program is to ensure that students and staff are effective users of ideas and information. This mission is accomplished as outlined in Information Power, Building Partnerships for Learning (American Association of School Librarians and Association of Educational Communications and Technology, Chicago: 1998):
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