Hugh Sexey Church of England Middle School
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New Career Section of the library is open
Come and visit Career Corner in the library - over 40 new books have been added to this special section to help pupils with your options and choices moving from Hugh Sexey to upper schools. Mrs Adair and Mrs Dourley will be more than happy to help you find what you need.
These are some of the books we have available
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Here at the library we run the Libresoft operating system. Libresoft is cloud based which allows any pupil to log in from home to browse the catalogue, see their loans, reserve books and write reviews.
Pupils can see Mrs Dourley in the library to get their log-on and password.
Library Statistics - September 2023
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Most Popular Books 1. Simply the Quest - Maz Evans 2. Star Cat - James Turner 3. Artemis Fowl (The Arctic Incident) Eoin Colfer 4. Cristiano Ronaldo - Roy Apps 5. Diary of a Wimpy Kid Dog Days - Jeff Kinney 6. Monster Diner - Danny Pearson 7. More Flanimals - Ricky Gervais 8. Mr Gum and the Biscuit Billionaire - Andy Stanton 9. Mr Gum and the Goblins - Andy Stanton 10. Narwhal's School of Awesomeness - Ben Clanton |
New Books for September
Mrs Dourley is currently reading...
Another interesting idea that caught my imagination, the Knife of Never Letting Go is a young adult book set on a different planet where colonists live in small place called Prentisstown.
Prentisstown consists only of men due to a war with the indigenous creatures of the planet that left the men able to hear each other's thoughts and killed all the women.
Or did it? | Mrs Dourley's most recent review
Barnaby Brocket was born to perfectly normal parents thank you very much, and they don't appreciate it at all when he refuses to remain grounded, instead floating up towards the sky whenever he is not tethered.
Following a trip to Mrs MacQuarrie's chair Barnaby finds himself floating away into the sky with nothing to stop him. What follows is a delightful story about friendship and acceptance. The story is well written with lots of colourful characters and some truly astonishing events. I really enjoyed reading this. The writing is descriptive and paced well to keep the reader involved.
Highly recommended
Five thumbs up out of five for me. |
Pupil Reviews
BOOKMATCH
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