Starring Jules (as herself) by Beth Ain is a senior fiction especially for 8 to 10 year old girls.
Jules is a cheerful girl with a great imagination. This story tells how she has been chosen to star in a TV show. I enjoyed this book quite a lot and I think my friends would like it too.
Great Galloping Galoot is a picture book by Stephanie Thatcher. Galoot is a clumsy giraffe who is teased by other animals, but there is a happy ending.
Polar Bears Close up is a non-fiction book. Anyone using our library would enjoy this, because the polar bears are cute and there are interesting facts about them. I found out that cubs stay with their Mums for about 2 1/2 years.
Penguins Closeup by Lorna Hendry.
This non-fiction books is full of information about different breeds of penguins. There are very closeup photos of the penguins swimming, feeding and keeping warm. Junior children will find this a great book for looking at.
The Silly Goat Gruff by Scott Tulloch (NZ).
This picture book is a funny version of the traditional story, Three Billy Goats Gruff.
Dirty Bertie Pirate by David Roberts.
Dirty Bertie is a new character in our Library. In this book, there are three short stories where Bertie makes trouble in each of them. It is a Newly Independent Reader which means it is good for children wanting an easy chapter book.
My favourite one is The Silly Goats Gruff because it is very funny when Silly meets the Troll.
Welcome to The Sunnybrae School Library.
We are some of the Librarians on duty this year. Librarians are responsible for looking after the library and being helpful to people that come into the Library. - Cindy
You can come to the library at lunchtimes and with your class to borrow your books. When you borrow a book, you need to write your name on the date due slip and then take the book to the issue desk where one of us (trained librarians) will scan your book for you.
You must have a bookbag to transport your book in, to keep it safe, clean and dry. Please return the book after 1 week. - Hannah
When you are in the library at lunchtime, you are expected to behave respectfully and care for the books you may be browsing. Can you please listen to the librarian if they request you to do something. We need to keep the library a nice place for people to read books, and if you like you can use the computers or games from the cupboard, quietly. - Hawon
If you want to use a computer, line up quietly for a computer card from the issue desk. This will give you a 15 minute turn, and you must be on a site suitable to use at our school.
You may borrow a game from our games cupboard and play it on the tables only. If there is not spare room, then you cannot play the game, because our main aim is to have the library a quiet place for reading. Treat the games with respect and tidy up after yourselves when it is pack away time. - Vianni
Hawon, Hannah, Grace, Vianni and Cindy are on duty on Friday, at lunchtime.
