Banned Book Week @ the Library

Books Banned and Challenged 2008-2009

Uber Cool Books

The Reading Lab just published a new uber cool list of reading selections "Books for Brain Power". The titles were selected for their excellent vocabulary and word usage. Lyam Christopher, SLC Learning Specialist says "we believe they offer a natural, fun, and challenging way to increase college-level vocabulary". Check out the Uber-Cool Booklist for summer or fall reading AND ask a librarian to help you find the book.
Uber-Cool Booklist

Pennies For Peace

Pennies for Peace is a service-learning program of Central Asia Institute. To date, the Central Asia Institute has helped to build nearly 100 schools in norther Pakistan and Afghanistan.

• At PBCC, there are PFP containers at all SLC Labs, Library Reference and Circulation desks, Media Center, Bookstore, Cafeteria and Student Activity Center. We will collect pennies until Friday, April 24th.
• Join us in the Library Gallery (2nd Floor) on Wednesday, April 29th when we will announce the total amount of money collected for Pennies for Peace. We will send the check to: http://www.penniesforpeace.org/

Pennies for Peace is part of the ONE CAMPUS ONE READ book reading of Three Cups of Tea.

National Library Week

Visit the Library during the week of April 12-18th for National Library Week. Stay-tuned for more activities and updates.

April 13 ? 17 ** Forgiveness @ Your Library (3rd floor) April 13 ? 14 ** FACC / LLRC Book Sale (TC Courtyard) April 13 ** Inauguration of the Sunshine Library Card (3rd floor) April 14 ** Book Discussion: Three Cups of Tea (2nd floor) April 15 ** Book Discussion: Eat That Frog (2nd floor) April 16 ** Book Discussion: Three Cups of Tea (2nd floor)

Black History Month

Learn about the Association for the Study of African American Life and History. Founded in 1915 by Dr. Carter G. Woodson, the Association established Black History Month.

Helpmate

National Book Award Winners

Listen to the 2008 National Book Award winners for fiction, nonfiction, youth and poetry. Hear fiction award winner Peter Mathiessen read from Shadow Country: E.J. Watson was a real-life bloodthirsty cane farmer who terrorized southeastern Florida around the turn of the 20th century. Read an excerpt from Shadow Country.