Library News
Thank you to the Beasley and Sheriff families who have donated a large number of books this term.
The books were purchased from our Fabulous local Harbour Bookshop.
Follow to view our new books; they are featured on https://oliver2.dow.catholic.edu.au/oliver/OpacLogin?corporation=sosm the Library Home page.
Book Reviews
One of our new books Keepers of the Lost Cities has been reviewed by Lexi L (Year 6). KEEPER OF THE LOST CITIES by Shannon Messenger A page turner that can’t be ignored. Keeper of the Lost Cities is a fantasy adventure book that takes place in the blind spots of our world; Atlantis, the Sahara desert and many other places. These places are called the Lost Cities. I enjoyed this marvellous story created by Shannon Messeng- er. I enjoy it so much! Sophie is heart-breakingly taken away from her family, unwillingly, and is to be raised by the Elves in the lost cities, as she is one too. Destined for a life of adventure, mystery, crime, awkwardness and betrayal, Sophie Foster begins her new and unpredictable life, as a manifesting elf. I also loved how the black swan, a secret organisation, stored forbidden knowledge in Sophie’s head without her knowledge… By Lexi L |
And Delphi S (Year 6) has reviewed Then. Then It’s 1942. After Felix and Zelda narrowly escape a nazi train, they’re on the run desperately trying to survive; wishing for a better life for themselves and the other Jews. Then, is a heart aching story, though most of the characters are fictional, a lot of the scenes in this book have unfortunately most likely been experienced by many in this time period. I’d highly recommend Then for anyone interested in learning more about one of the most important times in history. This book will leave you in tears. I would rate this book 4.5 out of 5. By Delphi S |
Did you know?
Students can visit the library to browse and borrow on Tuesdays and Thursdays with their class as well as at lunchtime. You are welcome to visit the library after school with your child on a Thursday. I will stay back until 3.45pm.
Mrs Lisa Collins
Library Teacher