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Category Archives: Book Recommendations
Ender’s Game Trailer!
We’re so excited that the Ender’s Game trailer is out! This book has been a favorite of both middle and high school students for years, and the movie looks like it will be an exciting adaptation.
Faculty Book Reviews
Here’s what some of Brentwood School’s faculty have been reading! Mr. Becker – This Beautiful Life by Helen Schulman “I liked this novel about a 15-year old boy, in private school, who is sent an explicit video by a girl who … Continue reading
Make a Senior Book Display, Get a Bookmark!
We are in the process of printing out these bookmarks. Thanks to the students for making the displays and to Max C. (class of 2014) for making the bookmarks.
This Week’s Senior Book Display: Jacob F.
Come to the Library and enjoy an eclectic mix of fiction and nonfiction in Jacob’s display. Want to make a Senior Book Display? Let Ms. Abarbanel know!
Writing Reviews in Destiny
With our new library catalog, you can write reviews to help your classmates, teachers, and librarians find the best books in the library. To get to the library catalog, visit the library home page and click on the library catalog … Continue reading
National Book Award Finalists for Young People’s Literature
The National Book Award Finalists for Young People’s Literature were announced this morning! The National Book Award is an American literary prize that is awarded to writers by a panel of their peers. There are four award categories: Fiction, Nonfiction, … Continue reading
Student Book Recommendation: Philip K. Dick Short Stories
Philip K. Dick Short Stories Philip K. Dick is one of the most prolific and influential sci-fi writers in history. Each story is only about twenty pages, but you read three sentences and you’re hooked. The first one I read … Continue reading
Student Book Recommendation: The Fault in our Stars
The Fault in Our Stars by John Green The accepted cliché, classic love story tends to start like this: eyes meet across the room, they walk towards each other, they fall in love. The Fault in Our Stars by John … Continue reading
Ms. Bali Recommends:
Long Knife by James Alexander Thom “Long Knife is the history in novel form of General George Rogers Clark (older brother of William Clark, of Lewis and Clark fame) and of his accomplishments during the years of the Revolutionary War, … Continue reading
Book Recommendation: Tiger’s Curse
Tiger’s Curse by Colleen Houck has all the elements of a great story: love, adventure, bravery, surprises, interesting characters. Middle schooler Sara S. recommended I read it, and I am glad I did! Kelsey takes a 2 week job at … Continue reading












