The End

Just to let you know, the TSRP blog is coming to an end. (Sad) But... as Catherine writes in her last post, if you liked posting your reviews, you must consider joining TRAP - you'll get to continue posting, reviewing, reading, interacting... and you can earn volunteer hours doing it. (Yay... Happy!)

Hope everyone had a good first couple of days back to school. Thanks again for making the TSRP a success and when you're in the library, be sure to come say hi!

Andrea.

TRAP IS COMING by MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH

Get ready, we will be up and running by then.

There will be rules which is different from blog.

We will post them here and at TRAP.

We will send the invitations out to you by the end of next week.


Catherine

2 New Reads

When is the official last day of the blog? Please let me know!!! At this point, i would probably do a review of another book. But since this is the last day before school, i'll keep things short and sweet. In the past few days, i've read two new books - The Order of the Poison Oak by Brent Hartinger, and The Mediator: Ninth Key by Meg Cabot. Pick them up, they're great reads!! Since this will probably be my last entry, i just wanted to say have a good year, everybody!! I hope you enjoyed the blog as much as i did!!

- Jenn :-)

Have a great day, tomorrow!

i will be wishing you all the best tomorrow.

Have a great day seeing all your friends!

Catherine

p.S. the library is very quiet during the day when you guys go back to school.
Actually, when school is on, we have one group of kids who come from a nearby school to do research at lunch.

The Sound of Munich - Suzanne Nelson

Okay bloggers, i know that this blog is pretty much over, but i have one last book for all of you. The Sound of Munich is a totally cute book about a girl named Siena Bernstein who goes to study in Germany for a semester. One of the reasons she wanted to go on this trip was to finish her father's Carpe Diem List (a list of adventurous things to do in his lifetime). He completed all but one before he died, when Siena was three months old. His last goal was to travel back to Germany and thank his dear old friend, Peter Schwalm, who helped his family escape from Germany to America after the Berlin Wall went up. Among completing her goal, Siena also makes some awesome new friends, travels her native homeland, and discovers her German roots. The adorable cover sums it all up - this book rocks!!! I loved it and so will you. There are other books in this S.A.S.S. (Students Across the Seven Seas) collection, including Westminster Abby by Mical Ostow, Getting the Boot by Peggy Gulhart Strauss, Pardon My French by Cathy Mapca, and Spain or Shine by Michelle Jellen.