Dr Seuss Birthday Celebrations

On the 2nd of March we celebrated Dr Seuss' birthday in the library. Mrs Suggate read the newest Dr Seuss book "What Pet Should I Get?" and then Mrs Scanlan read 'I can read with  my eyes shut". The librarians ran a colouring competition.
It was lots of fun.

2016 Librarians

Welcome back! The Library have a new team of Librarians. We hope you had a great summer reading and now it's time to come and see us in the library and chill out with a good book!

Below are our new team!

Our Head Librarians

Our Year 5 Librarians

Red Rocks Book Review

Red Rocks is a fantastic book about selkies who are seal people. One day this boy finds a seal skin and meets the selkie who dropped it. He also makes friends with the selkie and finds out the truth about the selkie community. This book would suit animal lovers, boys and girls aged 9-11 years old. Come to our library and read it today!

By Mia

Book Review

The Diary of a Wimpy Kid is a fantastic series about a boy named Greg. In the books he tells you his life and what happens to him on a monthly basis. These books are very interesting to read because he has an odd family and he gets teased at school. I recommend these books for ages 7-12 years old.

By Kimberly

Term 4 Library Display

Welcome to Term 4, the librarians have created a new display to encourage Good Shepherd Students to read. We are very excited about this term because we are about to get our new Scholastic books from our Book Fair. Come to the library and read some fantastic books today!

By Poppy

Carson's Book Review

This book is a good book for ages 8 and up. It is a funny comic book and it has flipparama, which is when you flip the pages really quickly, it looks like a moving cartoon. It has futuristic time travel in it and lots of action. You should read this book because I know you will enjoy it. You can find it in Senior Fiction, B section in our school library.

By Carson

National Poetry Day

Last Friday was National Poetry Day and the Library celebrated by having an open mic, where students and teachers read their favorite poems or poems they had written. It was a huge success with the whole library filled up with mostly seniors and some juniors. What a great day!