Passaic Valley Libraries - Teen Reading & Advisory Council
The three Passaic Valley Libraries, Alfred H. Baumann, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Little Falls, have joined together with the Passaic Valley High School Library to form a teen book club.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Next Book Club Book and Such.
The next book club book is currently Looking for Alaska by John Green. When Ms. Konzelmann returns we'll meet to discuss details and the date of the book discussion. Please and thank you. Enjoy the long weekend everyone. =]
Thursday, September 17, 2009
First Meeting of the New Year
Book Club will meet on Monday, September 21st afterschool in the library. Everyone is welcome to come.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Welcome back everyone:
Summer is now officially over and the school year has begun again.
Here are some dates to consider when planning the next meetings:
Banned Books Week 2009 September 26th to October 3rd
Teen Read Week 2009- October 18th to October 24th
-More updates coming soon.
Here are some dates to consider when planning the next meetings:
Banned Books Week 2009 September 26th to October 3rd
Teen Read Week 2009- October 18th to October 24th
-More updates coming soon.
Saturday, April 25, 2009
The Lovely Bones Discussed:
Much of the discussion focused on George Harvey and his mindset throughout the novel.
-Sam described him as being "unfeeling and dead inside."
-We all agreed that Harvey enjoyed playing a game with all his victims.
-He tried to stop it, but he couldn't.
-He had no remorse.
-His bad childhood was just used as an excuse for what he did.
-No one was satisfied with the way Harvey died.
We all talked about what we'd want to be in our own Heaven.
Other aspects of the story mentioned:
-We were all annoyed with the mother's way of dealing with her grief.
-We saw that Ruth and Ray had a very big connection with each other.
-The author continues a theme of death throughout her novels.
-The first fifty or so pages were very disturbing.
The next book is "Life as We Knew It" by Susan Beth Pfeffer.
-Sam described him as being "unfeeling and dead inside."
-We all agreed that Harvey enjoyed playing a game with all his victims.
-He tried to stop it, but he couldn't.
-He had no remorse.
-His bad childhood was just used as an excuse for what he did.
-No one was satisfied with the way Harvey died.
We all talked about what we'd want to be in our own Heaven.
Other aspects of the story mentioned:
-We were all annoyed with the mother's way of dealing with her grief.
-We saw that Ruth and Ray had a very big connection with each other.
-The author continues a theme of death throughout her novels.
-The first fifty or so pages were very disturbing.
The next book is "Life as We Knew It" by Susan Beth Pfeffer.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Next Meeting(s)
Many subjects were discussed during the meeting on March 3rd. The movie Slumdog Millionaire was recommended to members of the club. The next two meeting dates were also planned out.
St. Pattys Get-Together: March 17th.
The Lovely Bones Discussion: March 31st.
~Hope to see you there,
Monica
St. Pattys Get-Together: March 17th.
The Lovely Bones Discussion: March 31st.
~Hope to see you there,
Monica
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Important Message, please read below!!!!
There will be a PVTRAC - Reading Advisory Club Meeting
Tuesday, March 3rd at 2:40 in the Library
All members must attend.
~Monica
Tuesday, March 3rd at 2:40 in the Library
All members must attend.
~Monica
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Postponed
The Book Discussion for The Lovely Bones has been postponed. Stay tuned for the new date.
-If we could all try to get one new member each, then the club would able to grow in membership. It's just something to think about.
~Monica
-If we could all try to get one new member each, then the club would able to grow in membership. It's just something to think about.
~Monica
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