College dual enrollment courses are marked with a * This class is 100% worth the work, and I completely recommend it for students who love to read and those who wish to understand the human condition from different unattainable perspectives. - On Lit 101 English I and II/Honors English I and II: The best unit of Honors English II Teachers: English I: Heather Whan, LeeAnn Webb, English II: Addie Craig, Sarah Grimesey, Olivia Solbrig Honors English I: Emily Hintze, Olivia So

Readers beware: This collection of terrifying is enough to unsettle even the most hardened Five Nights at Freddy’s fans. The FNAF series has two book series. The Fazbear Frights series and the Silver Eyes series. I will be covering these two series in this article. The Silver Eyes series- 12/17/2015, 6/17/2017, 6/26/2018 The Silver Eyes series started 10 years after the missing children’s incident (MCI). Charlie and her friends reunite for the first time in years. They go to

A huge thank you to the high school librarians and SLAB for creating this fun activity for the student body and staff! This past March, our high school library did a spin-off of March Madness, which is usually a giant bracket of college basketball teams that face off against one another for the coveted spot of top team that spring season. The SLAB team took 32 books and asked students to vote between them. The first round of bracket matchings is listed below. The winning book

"Where the Red Fern Grows is not lacking culture; it is culture. Two weeks ago, I reached out to the student body and surveyed them on their favorite standalone novels. The book chosen was Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls, submitted by Robert Wheeler. Where the Red Fern Grows is the ultimate coming-of-age story set in the rural mountainous area of the Oklahoma Ozarks. Billy Coleman is 10 years old at the beginning of the novel. And it is he who guides us through his

Picture books are a fun way to introduce reading to kids and a real nostalgia kick for teens and adults as they re-experience their favorite literary worlds and characters. Picture books are arguably one of the most nostalgic things that adults and teens can still enjoy, even if they claim to have outgrown them. Picture books are among the first things we learn to read, and arguably among the most interesting and engaging. Some people believe that they are above picture books

There is something for everyone this February. Read on for recommendations for books about love for family, friends, romance, and Black History Month. Cuddle up this February, a.k.a. that month of love, with some amazing books. The books featured this month are all tied to the month's theme, love. Books About Families That You’ll Love! Clap When You Land by Elizabeth Acevedo Clap When You Land , based on ‌the real-life American Airlines 587 crash, features the fictional stori

Whether you’ll be relaxing on the beach or stuck here in Iowa, reading is a great way to spend your free time over break. Spring break is...

By: Lauren Pawloski and Kaitlyn Knepper I do believe something very magical can happen when you read a good book. -- J.K. Rowling Are you...

No date? No problem! All you need for the perfect Valentine’s Day is a great book for a guaranteed happily ever after. This list features...