Media & Library Services
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- Christine Jensen
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Hours
Our Media Center is OPEN!! You can access our eBook collection anytime you want via Destiny!
Students are welcome to come to visit the media center before school, during school hours with a pass or with their class, and after school.
7:05-2:20 P.M.
Recommend a Book for our Collection
If you would like to see a book added to our collection, please fill out this form. Thanks!Volunteer
If you would like to volunteer to help in the Media Center, please email Mrs. Jensen.You must be registered through WCPSS first to volunteer.
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What's Happening in the Library
More Books Coming to You Soon
Hooray! Mrs. Jensen's three DonorsChoose grants were fully funded. Make sure to look for more manga, graphic novels, and Dungeons & Dragons handbooks during January and February.
Winter is Here!
Stop by the library to cut out a snowflake to help decorate the walls of the library.
Do you prefer coloring? Students can help color one of the snowmen on the snowman garland or pick up a winter-themed coloring page.
A new puzzle is in the library! All the students are working together to solve it.
A New Year = A New Challenge
January isn't complete without trying something new! The Library is hosting a 2023 Reading Challenge. Stop by for more details!
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Newly Arrived Books
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The Complete Chi's Sweet Home: Volumes 1 - 4 by Konami Kanata
Sometimes, life can be stressful. The perfect (or should I say purrrrrfect) cure is to read a manga chock full of the antics and doings of an incredibly cute cat! When little kitten Chi loses track of her family, she is taken in by a little boy. The only problem? Pets are strictly forbidden in the apartment he lives in! Can Chi find her original family? Will the little boy be allowed to keep her? Pick up these richly illustrated manga volumes and find out!
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Dragon Ball: Volume 1 by Akira Toriyama
One of the most requested manga series at the Ligon Library is back! This 16 volume series follows the adventures of Goku and Bulma as they travel the world in search of the seven dragon balls when, put together, will make a wish-granting dragon appear. This series pre-dates the adventures in Dragon Ball Z.
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Kitchen Princess Omnibus: Volume 1 by Natsumi Ando & Miyuki Kobayashi
Dive into all things cooking in this beginning omnibus edition of Kitchen Princess! Najika is in search of two things--better cooking skills and the mysterious boy that she met years ago. Can she find both at the famous Seika Academy? Volume 1 is currently in the Ligon Library. Volumes 2, 3, and 4 are on order!
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The Patron Thief of Bread by Lindsay Eager
Her whole life all Duck has known is how to steal. She belongs to a family of thieves after they rescued her as a baby and now, at age eight, she has become pretty talented in taking other people's things. But when Duck is sent to infiltrate a bakery posing as the baker's apprentice, she grows conflicted. Which life is for her and which "found family" will she choose?
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New From Here by Kelly Yang
From acclaimed author Kelly Yang (of Front Desk fame) comes her latest novel exploring what it would be like to move from Hong Kong to the San Francisco Bay Area at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ten-year-old Knox, his older brother, and his younger sister all move to California with their mom when COVID-19 starts to explode in China. They are given very little time to pack and, worst of all, their dad has to stay behind for his job. Their parents think they will be safe in California and that COVID-19 couldn't possibly find its way there. They quickly realize that nothing could be further than the truth... If that is not bad enough, Knox and his family face very real discrimination as anti-Asian hate is on the rise.
This story is based on the author's own experiences as well as those of her children. A must read for adults, teens, and kids!
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Frizzy by Claribel A Ortega & Rose Bousamra
Marlene loves her curls. Her mother...not so much. As such, Marlene's mother insists on taking Marlene to the hair salon every week to get her hair straightened. How can Marlene make her mother see that her hair is something to celebrate and not "fix"? The illustrations in this beautiful graphic novel are one in a million!
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Haikyu!!: Volume 1 by Haruichi Furudate
Interested in learning about volleyball? Then you have come to the right place! Follow Shoyo Hinata as he aspires to be the next "Little Giant". After seeing another short guy reach stardom as a volleyball player, Shoyo believes he can do it too! There's just one problem...no one at his school is interested in playing volleyball!