September 2025 Library Newsletter
Winola Elementary
General Information
- September is National Library Card Month!
- Additional information can also be found on the library website!
- The Sherrard Public Library also has a lot of activities for the whole family.
- If you have any questions, please email Ms. Bennin at benninj@sherrard.us or Miss Susan at bosold.susan@sherrard.us
Winola Elementary Library Highlights! by Susan Bosold
- Everyone is happy to be back!
- Pre-k is learning how to look at books in the library quietly like the big kids! They love playing a quick game after having their read to self time.
- K-4 are loving the new books that are up for the Monarch awards this year. They are already asking when they can vote!
June JLG Book Preview Highlights
Zeroes to Heroes by Doogie Horner
The second book in the Adventures of Invisible Boy series finds the boys trying to solve crimes with their power of invisibility. When Stanley’s family store gets robbed, can they solve the case?
Dance Fast by AR Cribbins
Bizzy is excited to dance in her indigenous celebration. However, when she keeps making mistakes with her regalia, will she be able to have it ready in time? A great story to reinforce growth mindset and combat perfectionism.
The Keeper of Stories by Caroline Kusin Pritchard
July JLG Book Preview Highlights
Alice Eclair Spy Extraordinaire: A Recipe for Trouble by Sarah Todd Taylor
The first book in the Alice Eclair series finds Alice creating delicious pastries in her mother’s patisserie in 1930’s France. However, she is also getting mysterious packages filled with puzzles that she has to solve. Soon she is on a train trying to find a spy. Fans of cooking, adventure, and historical fiction should check this out.
Grace Builds an <Almost Perfect> Dog by Curtis Manley
Grace really wants a dog,and eventually finds a solution - a robot dog! What if her programming is a bit too perfect? Read to find out. This book is perfect for anyone interested in coding.
Unstoppable John by Pat Zietlow Miller
A biography of John Lewis, a civil rights movement activist who became a congressman, and the journey that started by asking for a library card.