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School librarians at Peninsula School District know more than anyone how important literacy skills are to lifelong learning. When school librarians are not busy helping students find new books to read, they make time to read as well.
Goodman Middle School Librarian Jennifer Nielsen reads a new book each month. This month she is reading “In the Serpent’s Wake” by Rachel Hartman.
“I have loved the rich storytelling, detailed world-building, and complex characters in every one of (Hartman’s) books in the Seraphina series.”
Nielsen encourages her Goodman Roadrunners to review books they’ve read to be posted around the school library for other students to see.
What are YOU reading this month? Head to our Facebook or Instagram and tell us in the comments. Learn more about the Peninsula Reads program at this link - https://www.psd401.net/get-involved/peninsula-reads.
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