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Poll to choose May’s book

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Here is a poll to decide April’s book. Please take the time to vote, I will leave it open for a week.

‘Girl with a Pearl Earring’  is my World Book Night book for 2013. I will be receiving a box of it in the next month and anyone who wants a copy is welcome to one. I know that at least 3 of the book club have already read it though.

I would like to revert to taking turns to pick books as I think it worked well. This time we will go alphabetically by surname. So Merle, Sinead, Anne Marie, Jennie, Laura K, Claire, Laura M, Susan, Sarah and Siobhán. (Weird that three of the Ss came last again, sorry girls!). Let me know what ye think or if ye can suggest other ways to pick books.

Our Children’s Favourite Books Part 1

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We brought our kids’ favourite books to discuss at book club this month. As not everyone made it to book club we will do it again at November’s meeting.  Here are Orlaith, Oran, Leo, Oscar and Giuseppe’s favourites.

Orlaith’s Favourites

That’s Not my Monster by Fiona Watt

Vtech Peek A Boo

 

Oran’s Favourites

Orange Pear Apple Bear by Emily Gravett

That’s not my tractor by Fiona Watt

 

Giuseppe & Leo’s Favourites

Lost and Found by Oliver Jeffers

One Ted fell out of Bed by Julia Donaldson

Usbourne Fairy Tales for Little Children

The Snail and the Whale by Julia Donaldson

Oxford Reading Tree First Experiences set

Tales from Acorn Woods by Julia Donaldson

Oscar’s Favourites

Pig in the Pond by Martin Waddell

The Topsy Turvies by Francesca Simon

What the Ladybird Heard by Julia Donaldson

Stuck by Oliver Jeffers

Díolaim Beag

 

Library copies of Solace have arrived.

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Yvonne in the library phoned today to advise she has 3 copies of Solace by Belinda McKeon for us.

Merle has ‘bagsed’ one. They are in the Reservation section under my name. If you have any problems taking them out just bring to desk and say Yvonne sorted them for our book club. Can you just drop me a text/e-mail to let me know if you are going to take a copy so I’ll know how many left etc.