Pictures from the Vikings Read 2016 launch

[metaslider id=1518]The launch for this year’s Vikings Read was a success, with our Vikings Talk library club members working hard to sell people on the books that they were promoting.

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Vikings Read 2016 Launch!

The launch for this year’s Vikings Read program will take place in the library at lunch on Wednesday, October 28th. Please come and join us to find out what this year’s books are. We have ten awesome new titles for you to read and choose a favourite from to be this year’s winner.  Maybe you’ll find your new favourite book.

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Library Club June Party

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Vikings Read 2015 Winner Revealed!

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Thank you to all who attended our Vikings Read 2015 Reveal Bash! As you may have already heard, Eleanor Park by Rainbow Rowell was the winner. We had a record number of voters this year and it was a packed house in the Library’s fiction section where we had door prizes, cake, and trivia during Wednesday’s lunch hour. Stay tuned for Vikings Read 2016 which will be Vikings Read 10th anniversary!

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Vikings Read Voting on Now!

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Vikings Read voting on now! Which book do you feel every Viking should read before they graduate? Enter your opinion by clicking on the following link and then join us for our big reveal and celebration on Wednesday, May 27th in the library where there will be cake, trivia, and prizes!

Vote Here.

Also, the first 100 voters will receive a prize so take the quiz today!

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Viking Talk – Ten and And Then There Were None

Ten by Gretchen McNeil Book Trailer from north library on Vimeo.

You have been invited to a fabulously exclusive party by a mysterious host on a secluded island. What can go wrong? Everything if you’ve read either Agatha Christie’s classic murder mystery or the modern retelling by Gretchen McNeil.

Join us when we discuss both And Then There Were None and Ten (and let’s be honest, compare them) at our LAST Vikings Talk of the year on April 29th at lunch. Bring your lunch and a friend and join us in the magazine section. See you there!

PS Don’t forget to vote for this year’s Vikings Read throughout May (link to vote coming soon).

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Vikings Talk – The Humans

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A member of the human species has solved the Reimann Hypothesis (a real thing!) and now an alien has been sent down to Earth to exterminate all who know about it. Unfortunately, this alien has gotten over his disgust with the human race and has begun to enjoy spending time with them and especially with the professor’s family. Can he complete his murderous mission?

Join us on Wednesday, April 8th April 15th at lunch when we discuss The Humans by Matt Haig. Bring your munch and meet us in the magazine section!

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Top Ten Reasons to Log into Destiny

Do you log in to Destiny when accessing the library catalogue? If not, you should! By logging into the right-hand corner of the screen, you open up many functions that are not otherwise accessible. Here’s a list of some of the things you can do by logging in:

1. Put books on hold.

2. Check out your borrowing history under “My Info”.

3. Create resource lists.

4. Build a bibliography/ works cited by using your resource lists.

5. Check out our most popular titles, resource lists, and new titles via Destiny Quest.

6. Do all your research at once using Universal Search.

7. Access the library’s e-books easily using Universal Search.

8. Post reviews of books you’ve read.

9. Create wish lists requesting titles to purchase.

10. Make recommendations to friends at this school.

What else have you discovered by logging in?

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