Book Club
About:
We love to read and talk about books.
When:
Fridays
Time:
Lunch
Where:
Magazine Room in the library
It's a Jungle Out There So Come to the Bookfair! March 13th-20th
Mesa Ridge High School Library is hosting a bookfair!
- February 27th- March 20th the eWallet is available. Don't want your student to lose the money you give them? Try our new eWallet! Create an account, add your money, and your student can spend that amount at the fair! Any money not spent is returned to your card. Go to scholastic.com/fair to set it up.
- March 7th is the start of online shopping. You will need to shop from our scholastic homepage for your purchase to count towards our school total. https://bookfairs.
scholastic.com/bf/mrhs - March 13th is the first day of the Book fair. Come shop for books or knick-knacks! If you work in D3, for every five books you buy you get the sixth free! (must have district I.D. when checking out)
- March 18th from 5-8 pm is our family night! Bring your families to shop the fair, enter a raffle for a cool prize, and meet Rex the T-Rex.
- March 18th is also Safari/Jungle day (spirit day). Students and staff may pay a dollar to dress up in safari/jungle gear. Keep your eyes peeled I hear there could be some T-rexes roaming the halls that day! All money made goes to the library to buy books and is matched by Scholastic to be donated to one of their charities for students in need.
- March 20th is the last day of the fair. You will be able to shop at the fair in the morning and online all day.
To shop online or get information on our bookfair check out our Homepage at
https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/mrhs
Learn about the e-Wallet!
Club Members
President: Ronald
Vice President: Janelle
Treasurer: Emily
Secretary: Jonathen
Sponsors: Mrs. Walker and Ms. Garrett
What We Are Reading Now!
Henry, April. “Girl, Stolen.” APRIL HENRY, WRITER, www.aprilhenry.com/girl-stolen.html.
" Sixteen-year-old Cheyenne Wilder is asleep in the back of her mom's car when it's stolen from the pharmacy parking lot. Cheyenne is not only sick with pneumonia—she's also blind. Griffin, the teenager who was stealing packages out of parked cars, hadn't meant to kidnap her; he just impulsively stole the car with her in it. But once Griffin's dad finds out that Cheyenne's father is the president of Nike, everything changes—now there's a reason to keep her. Will Cheyenne be able to survive this harrowing ordeal and escape? And if so, at what price? "
Henry, April. “Girl, Stolen.” APRIL HENRY, WRITER, www.aprilhenry.com/girl-stolen.html.