Reading Connects

Reboot Book Review

Submitted by My Five Monkeys on Thursday, May 9th, 7:00 am

Wren 178 has been a reboot for over 5 years. She is the best at what she does when she has to do her job. She is friend to Ever 56. She trains new recruits but always chooses a high number , but this time she chooses Callum 22. Rebooting is a effect of the KDH virus , but it also kills people. Reboots live a in HARC facility 24/7. Ever is also having some issues. Callum is asking more ... Read More

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Books I want to Read or Cover Lusting

Submitted by My Five Monkeys on Sunday, March 3rd, 11:40 am

2nd book in series last one in series. Love 2nd in series love Gini series Want to read his POV love this series Can't to see how it ends ... Read More

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News10's 'Reading Connects'

Submitted by Amy Jacobson Kurokawa, Multimedia Producer

Friday, March 1st, 2013, 9:24am

News10 has launched a major initiative called 'Reading Connects.' Its purpose is to help build a stronger community, one reader at a time.

Fact: 37% of third graders in Sacramento read at grade level. 74% of those students will never catch up.

News10 is teaming up with parents, businesses, schools, libraries and volunteers to improve the literacy rate in our area. We are combining the power of television, the web, and social media with the power of good people who want to make a difference.

Reading is one of the keys to a successful and productive life.

A minor investment of your time can change the path of a child's life.

We are here to help with information, resources and opportunities- for you to help build a better community.

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Get your Poe on!

Submitted by Amy Jacobson Kurokawa, Multimedia Producer

Thursday, January 17th, 2013, 4:41pm

Sacramento Public Library has chosen the stories and poems of early 19th-century American author Edgar Allan Poe for its 2013 One Book Sacramento project - the community's biggest book club!

The Poe Project invites local amateur filmmakers to create short films based on a Poe work or theme, which are no longer than 13 minutes. Or, you may enter the full-length screenwriting competition of an adaptation of Poe's work.

Entries are due in late summer 2013 and cash prizes will be awarded.

A workshop that explains the competition is scheduled for 7 p.m., Tuesday, January 22, at The Art Institute of Sacramento, 2850 Gateway Oaks Drive, Sacramento.

For more information about January 22 workshop, please contact Mary Beth Barber at (916) 429-5105 or Laurie Pederson at (916) 600-6477 or by e-mail at info@capitalfilmarts.com.

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Smiles with Dog Readers

Submitted by Kate Davis, Don't Wait Call Kate 916-519-9707

Sunday, January 6th, 2013, 10:29am

Fuzzy Photos by Kate Davis

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Help local libraries while saving on your groceries

Submitted by Paul Janes, News 10 Web Producer

Thursday, January 3rd, 2013, 1:29pm

You can help out the Friends of the Sacramento Public Library
the next time you go grocery shopping!

If you shop at BelAir, Raleys or Nob Hill Grocery stores, a percentage of your purchases will benefit the Friends of the Sacramento Public Library.

If you already have a "Something Extra" card, simply go to the website below and type in "Friends of the Sac", and the Friends of the Library organization will be displayed, or type in "95814" and select the Friends.

Click Here to Help the Friends of the Library

If you do not already have a "Something Extra" card, you can sign up for one in any Raley's or BelAir store, or online at Raleys.com.

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Ella James Top 10 Scenes

Submitted by My Five Monkeys on Friday, December 7th, 11:30 am

Ten Favorite Scenes Thank you so much for hosting a stop along the Midnight Dragonfly blog tour! With the third book in the series now on the shelves, I find myself feeling a bit nostalgic. When I set out to write the series (after a particularly vivid dream), I had no idea what the next few years would have in store for me. All I knew was I had an idea I couldn’t stop thinking about: ... Read More

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