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Page Sages Book Club now has a Page Turners competition Team!

This year some of the Page Sages will be competing against other area schools in the Page Turners chapter two regional competitions. Students will be reading books from both an autumn and a spring list to be able to answer questions about the books at the December and April contests. Teams that end up with the highest total scores at the two seasonal contests will then continue on to the finals in June. The Seventh grade Book Club members have already had a chance to be a part of Page Turners as the Intermediate school began a very successful chapter one team last year. Any Seventh or Eighth grader who would like to be a part of the Page Sages Book Club or the Page Turners competition team is invited to come to the meetings every Tuesday after school in the library.

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Summer Reading 2008

The Page Sages Book Club has created a summer reading list of some of the members' favorite books. Pick up one of these popular titles for your summer vacation or for a quiet read on a hot summer's day. If you would like to find some more student recommended titles, look at the book review section on this website.

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Environmental Heroes

Everyone can be an Environmental Hero! All you have to do is to care enough about our planet to make a difference. Seventh grade science classes have researched people who have helped to save the environment.

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Page Sages Read

The City of Ember
by Jeanne DuPrau

In the year 241, twelve-year-old Lina trades jobs on Assignment Day to be a Messenger to run to new places in her decaying but beloved city, perhaps even to glimpse Unknown Regions.
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Great Reads - Reviews by Students

Diary of a Wimpy Kid

I think that this book is really good because it has many adventures that are very amusing to children. This book is mostly about two little kids in Jr. High that get in trouble mostly everyday.  There are many adventures both big and small.  I like them all for the stories that they tell and because of the comedy in the cartoons.

Reviewed by K. L.


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Page Turners Autumn Books

The House of the Scorpion
by Nancy Farmer
Walk Two Moons
by Sharron Creech
Tuck Everlasting
by Natalie Babbitt
Thief Lord
by Cornelia Caroline Funke
My Life in Dog Years
by Gary Paulsen
The Lightning Thief
by Rick Riordan
Kokopelli's Flute
by Will Hobbs
Flush
by Carl Hiaasen
Just Ella
by Margaret Peterson Haddix

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