Join us for warm butter beer and lively discussions Dec 15th at 7:00 am

Follow this link for a preview of discussion questions > http://www.litlovers.com/guide_harry_potter_deathly_hallows.html


Butter Beer Recipe found on AP Fox News http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2010/07/02/harry-potters-butterbeer-recipe-uncovered/

Breakfast Book Club Meeting Wednesday November 17th

Breakfast Book Club is now Reading Graceling by Kristin Cashore


Questions to ponder before our meeting

1. If you had a grace what would you want it to be and why?

2. What do you think about Kasta's grace? Is it a grace or is it a curse?

3. How did Kasta's character change after she met Po?

4. How do your thoughts on marriage agree or disagree with Kasta's?

Take a fun quiz at the link below and find out if you are graced.
Are you Graced?

BBC is reading Elsewhere

This new Abe Award nominee is a keeper, written by Gabrielle Zevin. You're 15 and wake up on a cruise ship bunking with a girl that has a hole in her head. You're not in much better shape since half your head is shaved, this is Liz Hall's story. Liz quickly discovers that she is no longer on earth but in a place called Elsewhere. Elsewhere is similar to our life where people work, go to school, drive cars, and fall in love. Things are reversed in Elsewhere because instead of getting older people get younger with each passing year. Will Liz ever be able to drive or find love? Read Elsewhere with BBC and join us on Sept. 29th for an in depth discussion.

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"Non Required Reading" for Summer

Enjoy an Abe Lincoln Award nominee this summer while lounging around your favorite body of water. This year's winner City of Bones by Cassandra Clare was a hit among CHS students and many staff members that enjoy fantasy mixed with a little romance. The video below features City of Glass the second book in the Mortal Instrument trilogy.
Have a wonderful summer and be safe

City of Glass by Cassandra Clare

Book Club Meeting: April 9th

This month book club is reading Spanking Shakespeare by Jake Wizner. "Shakespeare Shapiro has always hated his name and has always gotten teased about it all the way through school. However he may get his revenge through his memoirs, a school project that has chronicled every detail of his life."

Read Spanking Shakespeare and join us after school on Friday to discuss one of the new 2011 Abe Lincoln Award nominees.

Teens at Random House offers an Obituary Generator. It just takes seconds to fill in and is good for a laugh. Bring them to book club to share.

New members are always welcomed