Monday, August 24, 2009

Live Chat with Partick Carman


For all my "39 Clues" fans out there, tune in on August 26th for a live chat with Patrick Carman on www.scholastic.com/kids/stacks. You will have to log in from 7-8pm in the evening and follow the instructions on the site to listen in.


Here's the blurb from the site:



The worldwide hunt continues. And to celebrate August's release of Book 5, we'll have the author of that book, Patrick Carman, as a special guest! Join in the chat to get the latest intelligence on Amy and Dan's quest to unlock the most powerful secret the world has ever known. Who knows what Clue leads will be revealed!


And if you're new to the race for The 39 Clues . . . it's never too late to join the hunt! Visit The 39 Clues book site to find out all about the books, the games, and even some great prizes!


Friday, August 14, 2009

Hello Travis Bobcats!

Hello, everyone! I am Ms. Embry, your new librarian at Travis Middle School. I am looking forward to getting to know each of you and am excited about reading and learning lots of great things together this year! I can't wait to hear about what you've been reading and what adventures you've had over the summer!

Just to let you know a little about myself....I'm really from a little farm town in West Texas but I have been in Dallas for six years where I have done everything from running an after school program to teaching reading/language arts to being a librarian, all in South Dallas. Some things I love are reading (of course!), running and working out, mountains and camping, watching movies, blog-surfing, and hanging out with kids!

Right now I'm catching up on the Twilight series, reading some of the LoneStar award winners like Gym Candy and Hunger Games. At home I'm reading The Shack and The Same Kind of Different As Me. I'm looking forward to hearing your suggestions and ideas for what to start next!

If you would like to leave a comment on blog, but aren't sure how, let me know and I'll show you. I definitely want your feedback!

See you soon,
Ms. Embry