Did you know that you can access the Libraries SA app for free with a Libraries SA OneCard membership? Download the app: Apple App Store for iPhone & iPad or Google Play for Android The App features: Use your phone as a library card Store your ‘X0’ and ‘D0’ number and barcode on your phone Search the Catalogue Locate items on the catalogue
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Sign up now for the 2019 Premier’s Reading Challenge. Read 12 books by the 6th September. Your PRC sheet is kept at the Library desk collected with the other students in your English Class. See library staff if you have any questions! Click here to find out more about the Premier’s Reading Challenge. Collect a challenge Record Sheet from the
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Looking for the next great book to sink your teeth into? Look no further.. http://mashable.com/2014/07/19/free-ebooks/#TRGpDyNRWgqh
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Zinio Digital Magazines for Libraries is the world’s largest online magazine newsstand for libraries. This user-friendly site offers South Australian public library customers with access to over 400 full colour digital magazine titles, many of which are Australian. Download popular titles as soon as they are released. New issues are often released as soon as the print edition hits newsstands.
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The team at Epic Reads have created a new quiz – here’s what they have to say: We know you LOVE the Divergent books, but how well do you REALLY know them? We’ve assembled a team of experts and have come up with a quiz so difficult, even we were stumped. Your choices will define your results. Be brave!Click here to
Read moreReview by student: Charlotte Kowald ‘The Truth About Peacock Blue’ by local author Rosanne Hawke tells the story of Aster, a Christian girl living in Pakistan. When her older brother dies, Aster is sent to a Muslim high school as the ‘hope of the family.’ Her being Christian in a Muslim community does not agree with some of the
Read moreReviewed by student: Charlotte Kowald ‘Becoming Kirrali Lewis’ is a novel by Jane Harrison. Beginning in 1985, the story is centred around Kirrali Lewis – a young Aboriginal girl about to start university in Melbourne. She had almost always known what she would like to do: corporate law, and she was determined to get there. In Kirrali’s home town
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