We have two video sessions scheduled with Sam Shaw at the Nebraska Library Commission to do some hands-on online training about Bibliostat Data Collection. These sessions are available for CE.
14 January 2019 : 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm. Topics will include: Section Collections, Financial, and other services. Be sure to sign up at http://bit.ly/BiblioTraining. Once you register, you’ll receive a confirmation email with additional information about logging into the session.
17 January 2019 : 10:00 am – Noon. Topics will include: Technology and Staffing Wrap Up. Be sure to sign up at http://bit.ly/BiblioTraining. Once you register, you’ll receive a confirmation email with additional information about logging into the session.
Start at the beginning with this first installment of a new trilogy about a New York City teenager. Ryan Quinn is excited to settle down for awhile after spending his entire childhood traveling with his father, a United Nations worker. The catch, of course, is that Ryan’s parents disappear shortly after getting to New York. As Ryan investigates into their disappearances, he uncovers the true lives of his parents, who are part of an underground organization that handles dangerous rescue missions. Following in his parents footsteps, he dives into an international rescue mission for freedom.
Welcome to World War II, a dark and dangerous time in Amsterdam in 1943. Hanneke, a young woman growing up in desperate times, spends her time finding scarce items to sell on the black market. Until one of the items Hanneke has to find is a Jewish teenager who vanished from a secret room in the safety of a woman’s home. This mystery leads Hanneke to another after another as she finds out the horrors of the Nazi war machine and is moved to the heart of the resistance.
Want to see a list of all the Golden Sower Nominee titles we have to offer? Check out the Golden Sower Nominee tag!
Have questions? Trouble logging into Libib? Get in touch at trls.assistant@gmail.com
Ever wanted to be part of an elite, government-funded boarding school? So does sixteen year old Nadia Riley! Excited to be part of a covert CIA Black-Ops program, Nadia travels to Desert Mountain Academy, only for rumors of a double agent on campus to bubble up, along with the assumption of the double agent being Nadia. Will Nadia survive the tough world of covert teen agents? Find out all the dark secrets in this young adult thriller!
This tearjerker follows a former foster kid, Ben Coffin, a big sci-fi reader who rescues a mutt from an alley. Thanks to the little pup Ben meets a fellow bibliophile, Halley, who he nicknames Rainbow Girl. As the two decide to write a novel together, Ben’s life starts unraveling at the seams. Read how Ben finds the truth about friendship and the meaning of home in this middle grade novel.
Want to see a list of all the Golden Sower Nominee titles we have to offer? Check out the Golden Sower Nominee tag!
Have any questions? Trouble logging into Libib? Contact Chelsea at trls.assistant@gmail.com!
This novel of World War II brings us the young Irish spy, Michael O’Shaunessey, living in Nazi Germany and a member of the Hitler Youth in order to gain insider knowledge. Will Michael risk everything he cares about to get the information he needs?
Can you imagine a world where memories are wiped clean every 12 years? Welcome to Canaan! A town where life is safe, structured, and surrounded by white stone walls and no memories of the past. But every twelve years, The Forgetting sweeps in to purge the city’s memories. Except Nadia, the only person who’s never forgotten. Can she discover the real truth of the city?
Want to see a list of all the Golden Sower Nominee titles we have to offer? Check out the Golden Sower Nominee tag!
Have any questions? Trouble logging into Libib? Contact Chelsea at trls.assistant@gmail.com!
This thrilling murder-mystery by bestselling author April Henry will delight fans of this genre. This story is about Olivia who’s determined to find her mother’s murderer. The problem is that the killer might be tracking Olivia down first. Will Olivia solve the mystery? Or will the mystery consume her?
This novel about bullying and courage brings us Annabelle growing up in a small town in Pennsylvania and her small voice of justice. Annabelle’s strength and compassion helps illuminate a picture of America at a crossroads.
Want to see a list of all the Golden Sower Nominee titles we have to offer? Check out the Golden Sower Nominee tag!
Have any questions? Trouble logging into Libib? Contact Chelsea at trls.assistant@gmail.com!
This Printz Honor-winning book begins a new series by the bestselling author of the Unwind series (a super popular title borrowed from TRaiLS!). In this installment, humanity has conquered misery, hunger, disease, and war which bring Scythes into the picture, the only beings able to end life. Two teens have to learn that a perfect world comes with a heavy price.
This National Book Award Finalist for Young People’s Literature shows us Ghost, a middle-school student who wants to be the fastest sprinter on the elite track team. Can Ghost qualify for the Junior Olympics? Will his past slow him down? Check out this first installment of this new quartet!
Want to see a list of all the Golden Sower Nominee titles we have to offer? Check out the Golden Sower Nominee tag!
Have any questions? Trouble logging into Libib? Contact Chelsea at trls.assistant@gmail.com!
Sponsored by
Public Library and Trustee Section (PLTS);
School, Children’s and Young People’s Section (SCYP);
Paraprofessional Section;
and the Regional Library Systems
April 16 – Seward Memorial Library April 17 – Raymond A. Whitwer Tilden Public Library April 24 – Lexington Public Library April 25 – Alliance Public Library
Registration is $40 per person (includes lunch)
9:00–9:30 Registration & Refreshments 9:30–10:00 Updates from PLTS, NLA, NLC, & the Regional Library Systems 10:00–12:00 David Drozd 12:00–1:00 Catered Lunch 1:00–3:00 Dr. Sheryl Feinstein
14 January 2019 : 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm. Topics will include: Section Collections, Financial, and other services. Be sure to sign up at http://bit.ly/BiblioTraining. Once you register, you’ll receive a confirmation email with additional information about logging into the session.
