Our next meeting will be November 9 at 1:30. The books that were chosen for the next meeting are Deep and Dark and Dangerous: a ghost story by Mary Downing Hahn and The Broken Bike Boy and the Queen of 33rd Street by Sharon Flake. Readers are welcome to read both books or just choose one. These books should be available for pickup at the Children's Desk at the John's Island branch by Thursday, October 25.
Deep and Dark and Dangerous
Ali is thrilled to join her aunt Dulcie and 5 year old cousin, Emma, on their trip to the family lake house. But, Emma starts having nightmares about bones coming out of the lake. And, then she meets Sissy, a not-so-nice new friend who somehow seems to be creepier than the bones nightmare! Only the mysterious lake house knows the dark secrets of the past and Ali is curious to find out what the secrets hold. But, at what cost?
If you're not in to ghost stories check out our other pick: The Broken Bike Boy and the Queen of 33rd Street. Queen (yes, that is her given name) has a hard time making friends. Mainly because she believes she is truly a Queen and that people should bow down to her. When a new kid shows up at school, Queen is rude to him and cannot understand why others are nice. She has to learn the hard way that in order to make friends you have to be nice to people.
Deep and Dark and Dangerous
Ali is thrilled to join her aunt Dulcie and 5 year old cousin, Emma, on their trip to the family lake house. But, Emma starts having nightmares about bones coming out of the lake. And, then she meets Sissy, a not-so-nice new friend who somehow seems to be creepier than the bones nightmare! Only the mysterious lake house knows the dark secrets of the past and Ali is curious to find out what the secrets hold. But, at what cost?
If you're not in to ghost stories check out our other pick: The Broken Bike Boy and the Queen of 33rd Street. Queen (yes, that is her given name) has a hard time making friends. Mainly because she believes she is truly a Queen and that people should bow down to her. When a new kid shows up at school, Queen is rude to him and cannot understand why others are nice. She has to learn the hard way that in order to make friends you have to be nice to people.
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