The Simon Lawrence Library announces dates for annual High School Book Week 26-30 November 2018.
High School Book Week is just around the corner! The Simon Lawrence Library is happy to announce that High School Book Week will take place from 26 - 30 November 2018. This week-long event is an annual celebration of books, specifically aimed at our teenagers, to inspire them with confidence and a love of reading. We believe that by celebrating Book Week we help students to share the joy of reading with their peers and encourage them to focus on learning through reading.
Just like last year, this year's Book Week will be lots of fun with a variety of exciting activities and events aimed at celebrating your love of reading. To stay up-to-date and in the know about all Book Week activities, please keep an eye out for posters around school. You will also be able to find many new and interesting books at a special discounted price offered by Kinokuniya and AsiaBooks in front of the Library. Should you have any questions/suggestions about Book Week, please feel free to contact the Simon Lawrence Library at [email protected].
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