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Banned Books Week 2023
September 2023
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Summer Reading 2023
May 2023- Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
April 2023- National Poetry Month
March 2023- Women's History Month
February 2023- Celebrate Black History Month
January 2023- New Books!
December 2022- Audio Books
November 2022- "Fall" Books
October 2022- Halloween, Day of the Dead, and Horror Books
Banned Books Week
September 2022- Hispanic Heritage Month
August 2022- Back to School
Summer Reading 2022
May 2022- Asia American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
April 2022- National Poetry Month
March 2022- National Women's History Month
February 2022- Black History Month
January 2022- New Year, New Books
December 2021- Audio Books
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Indigenous Peoples Day 2021
Banned Books Week 2021
October 2021- Halloween, Dia de los Muertos, and horror books
September 2021- Hispanic Heritage Month
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Summer Reading 2021
May 2021- Graphic Novels
April 2021- Animals
April 2021- Dystopian Fiction and Pride Reading Room
April 2021- Rick Riordan
April 2021- National Library Week
March 2021- Overcoming Adversity
March 2021- Women's History Month
March 2021- Mystery and Adventure
February 2022- Black History Month
January 2021- TXLA Maverick Graphic Novel List
January 2021- TXLA Maverick Graphic Novel List
January 2021- TXLA Lone Star List
December 2020- Winter
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November 2020- Stories of Survival
November 2020- Comics and Graphic Novels
October 2020- Halloween
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October 2020- Fall
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September 2020- Books that became movies
September 2020- Hispanic Heritage Month
September 2020- Back to School
Summer Reading 2020
May 2020- Teachers and Staff Favorite Books
May 2020- Graphic Novels and House Arrest Book Club
May 2020- Dystopian Fiction
April 2020- Etiquette and Espionage Series and Overcoming Adversity
April 2020- Mystery and Adventure Books
April 2020- Author-Jerry Spinelli
New and Notable in the Small Library 9/18/2018
Upcoming and Current Events/Displays in the Library:
http://www.ala.org/advocacy/bbooks/banned
NEW BOOKS!!
37 new Spanish titles:
Reina Telgemeir graphic novels, The Maze Runner series, Dairy of a Wimpy Kid, Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls, The Hunger Games series, Dork Diaries, I am Malala, and MORE, in all genres. (Thanks to Shaun Hopkins for selecting them and the Small PTA for funding them!)
44 new titles in English from a variety of genres including graphic novels, fiction and non-fiction!
Library Computer Lab
We have replaced most of the old Manda Pros with new Chromebooks. Students still have the ability to print but only with the remaining 4 Manda Pros left in the library.
APL Library Cards
The Austin Public Library has partnered with AISD to provide library cards to all AISD student's regardless of where they live. Applications were delivered to us and sent to students through their language arts classes. Cards will be delivered directly to our campus for those that turned them in.
Upcoming and Current Events/Displays in the Library:
- Hispanic Heritage Month Sept 15th- Oct 15th
- Banned Books Weeks Sept 23rd-29th
http://www.ala.org/advocacy/bbooks/banned
NEW BOOKS!!
37 new Spanish titles:
Reina Telgemeir graphic novels, The Maze Runner series, Dairy of a Wimpy Kid, Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls, The Hunger Games series, Dork Diaries, I am Malala, and MORE, in all genres. (Thanks to Shaun Hopkins for selecting them and the Small PTA for funding them!)
44 new titles in English from a variety of genres including graphic novels, fiction and non-fiction!
Library Computer Lab
We have replaced most of the old Manda Pros with new Chromebooks. Students still have the ability to print but only with the remaining 4 Manda Pros left in the library.
APL Library Cards
The Austin Public Library has partnered with AISD to provide library cards to all AISD student's regardless of where they live. Applications were delivered to us and sent to students through their language arts classes. Cards will be delivered directly to our campus for those that turned them in.
