Artemis Fowl webcast

Celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Artemis Fowl series with the hysterically funny author, Eoin Colfer. Log on to http://www.eoincolfervirtuallylive.co.uk/ to register and take part in the webcast on Weds 6th April at 11.30am.

Book Sale

The Book Sale on World Book Day raised a total of £54 for Book Aid International.

Many thanks to everyone who donated books and/or bought books to support this worthwhile cause. Find out about the work of this charity at:

http://www.bookaid.org/

World Poetry Day

Adisa and Rob Gee joined us on Monday 21st March to mark World Poetry Day. Poetry performances and workshops enabled everyone to take part in this celebration. An entertaining and creative day with lots of ideas for poetry writing!
www.adisaworld.com
www.robgee.co.uk

...is currently reading...

As part of the World Book Day celebrations, staff at Kimbolton School displayed details of the book they are currently reading. Posters appeared on classroom doors, in the Health Centre, outside the Headmaster's office...in fact all over the place! A simple idea that sparked a lot of interest and book-related discussion.

Grey Wolves

Click on the Grey Wolves book to hear Robert Muchamore talking about the latest Henderson's Boys tale and about his plans for the series. Reserve your copy in the library today!

Guardian Teen Books website

Click on the image to browse the Guardian's new website for teenagers. Links include podcasts, discussion, reviews and latest news on the world of books as well as opportunities for young people to add their own content.

www.guardian.co.uk/books/teen-books/

Happy World Book Day

'Meet, talk, give' is the theme for this year's World Book Day initiative to raise money for BookAid International.

Vanbrugh Library is running the annual booksale to support this worthy cause. Drop in to grab a bargain and whilst you're here have a go at the quiz - chocolates for all entries and a chance to win a book token.

And how many different books are currently being read by school staff? Check out the posters outside classrooms - again prizes for the nearest guess.