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Join our Summer Reading Program now through August 31st! ---------------------------------------------------------------- Summer Reading is one of our favorite ways to connect with you. This year is going to look a little different but we will have just as much fun! The program is online through Beanstack, an app or web-based program that allows you to track your reading and participate in engaging activities for all ages, including wee readers, kids, teens and adults. |
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Georgia's Terrific, Colorific Experiment by Zoe Persico Georgia is a scientist in a family of artists, and she cannot speak the same language as the rest of her family. Frustrated by her family's lack of interest in science, she goes off to make an experiment, only to learn science require creativity too. Georgia's experiment blends her interest and her families perfectly. Grades K-3rd. |
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Facts vs. Opinions vs. Robotsby Michael RexDemonstrates what facts and opinions are, and the differences between the two. Robots also show, in an amusing way, that people can also have different opinions and that's okay. All Ages |
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How to Code a Sandcastleby Josh FunkPearl and her trusty rust-proof robot, Pascal, need to build a sandcastle before summer vacation is over, and they're going to do it using code. Grades 2-4 |
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The Time Hackersby Gary PaulsenWhen someone uses futuristic technology to play pranks on twelve-year-old Dorso Clayman, he and his best friend set off on a supposedly impossible journey through space and time trying to stop the gamesters who are endangering the universe. Grades 4-6. |
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Lunch Walks Among Usby Jim Benton Finding it hard to make friends due to her penchant for piranhas and poison ivy, eccentric mad scientist Franny K. Stein transforms herself into a much-adored popular girl, but when a monster erupts from the garbage, Franny must choose between her newfound fame or being herself. Grades 2-4. |
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Iggy Peck and the Mysterious Mansionby Andrea BeatyWhen a neighbor inherits an old house filled with rooms representing his favorite architectural periods, aspiring young architect Iggy Peck and his friends help when priceless antiques go missing from the estate. Grades 2-4. |
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Finn and the Intergalactic Lunchbox by Michael Buckley Possessing a tricky lunchbox that opens wormholes to distant parts of the galaxy, Finn Foley inadvertently captures the attention of a race of gigantic bugs who want to reclaim a mysterious device that has emerged from the lunchbox. Grades 4-6. |
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Dinosaur empire! : Dinosaur Empire! by Abby Howard Ms. Lernin, a retired paleontologist, helps fifth-grader Ronnie study for a quiz on dinosaurs by taking her on a guided tour of the Mesozoic Era. Grades 3-5. |
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In Search of the Fog Zombie : A Mystery About Matterby Lynda BeauregardWhen Angie and Alex arrive at Camp Dakota, a thick fog envelops everything and when the campers start finding mysterious notes with hints about a Fog Zombie, their counselors teach them about solids, liquids, gases, and the properties of matter to uncover the meaning of the clues. Grades 4-6. |
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Dinosaurs : Fossils and Feathers by M. K Reed Introduces dinosaurs, including how they may have lived and died millions of years ago, and explores the history of paleontology Grades 2-4. |
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Recommended for Grades K-3.
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