PHS Library Update

It would seem that the first half of our school year was full of reading! From September through December, Plymouth High School Library checked out 1206 print books and 837 eBooks/audiobooks - way to go!

Take a look at the Top 10 Checkouts of the school year so far! We'll have these books on display if you'd like to pick one up as a choice read for the next semester. Don't forget you have access to eBooks/Audiobooks on Sora!

Break is over, finals are coming and it's cold outside. January is a wonderful time to make space for a book to snuggle down with. With the option to checkout print materials, eBooks, audiobooks or digital magazines and comics, there really is something for everyone!

Throughout the library, you'll find displays filled with some of our favorite cozy reads. As always, anything on display is available to be checked out.

We're open everyday afterschool until 5pm! This is a good time to access computers, checkout books, hold study groups, access textbooks, etc.

When visiting the Plymouth High School Library please make sure to scan the QR code to sign in.

The Plymouth High School Library is seeking donations of unopened tissue! With colds, flu and other germs going around the demand for a tissue has gone way up. The only way that we're able to provide students with a tissue in the library is through donation.

Feel free to send in boxes of unopened facial tissue and drop them off at the circulation desk! Student noses everywhere will thank you for it!

Join us for some puzzling in the library during all three lunches or after school! Currently set up in Nonfiction, you're welcome to join in on completing this month's puzzle.

The PHS library will now have a limited number of devices to check out to students for the school day. Devices will come fully charged and must be returned prior to 2:22pm on the day of checkout.

Life is too short to read a book you aren't interested in or enjoying! If you've been given the opportunity to pick your own Choice Reading book for class or are looking to read outside of school but don't know where to start, check out these resources!

• Your Librarian is an excellent resource and reading wizard! Be it your school librarian or public librarian they'll be happy to help guide you towards a book that you'll love. That being said, email ME! I'll want to know what the last thing that you listened to, read or watched was and LOVED. That will help me match you up with some solid options.

• Project Lit is a grassroots Twitter movement to push for more diverse and representative reading in young adult literature. Twice a year, they announce the newest list of Project Lit picks by age group and book clubs around the country read and discuss! Check out our chapter on Twitter @ProjectLITPCCS

• Checkout book review sites like School Library Journal, Kirkus, BookRiot!

Rachell Genesky, MLIS

A Lunch & 6th hour planning

School Library Media Specialist

Plymouth High School

@rvgenesky

She/Her

Email: rachell.genesky@pccsk12.com
Website: https://sites.google.com/pccsk12.com/phsmediacenter
Location: Plymouth High School, N Beck Rd, Canton, MI, USA
Phone: (734) 582-5616
Twitter: @LibraryMediaPHS