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Welcome EHS Media Center

Explore the top five fiction favorites for freshmen at EHS Media Center, including the gripping "Hunger Games" series by Suzanne Collins, Kathryn Stockett's "The Help," and the magical realms of Rick Riordan's "Percy Jackson" books. Dive into a variety of fiction genres such as adventure, horror, and historical fiction. Learn about our checkout policies, how to recommend books, and utilize search stations to find your next read. Plus, check out new books, magazines, and student equipment available at the media center!

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Welcome EHS Media Center

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  1. Welcome EHS Media Center Task Definition: • Top 5 Freshman Fiction Favorites • Fiction Genres and Location • Graphic Novels and Location • Location of New Books, Magazines, Playaways, and Nooks • Student Equipment Check out • Check out Policies • How to Recommend Books • Use Search Stations to Find Books • Check out a Book

  2. Top Five Freshman Fiction Favorites • Hunger Games Series – Suzanne Collins • The Help – Kathryn Stockett • Percy Jackson & the Olympians Series – Rick Riordan • Twilight Series – Stephanie Meyer • Vampire Academy Series – Richelle Mead/ Cirque Du Freak Series – Darren Shan

  3. Fiction Genres:Adventure • “Thrillers” • Fast-paced action • Suspense • Examples: The Devil and His Boy by Anthony Horowitz Fic (Adv) Pat

  4. Fiction Genres:Contemporary • Realistic events • Modern setting • Examples: Crank by Ellen Hopkins, Airhead by Meg Cabot Fic (Con) Rap

  5. Fiction Genre: Fantasy • Magic • Supernatural creatures • Good vs. evil • Examples: Dragon Avenger by E.E. Knight, Harry Potter series Fic (Fan) Cas

  6. Fiction Genres:Historical Fiction • Fictional accounts of historic figures, events • Examples: Atonement by Ian McEwan, Copper Sun by Sharon Draper Fic (His) Low

  7. Fiction Genres:Mystery • Figure out unsolved puzzle/crime/ event • Examples: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Pretty Little Liars series Fic (Mys) Bro

  8. Fiction Genre: Multicultural • Characters from diverse cultures • African-American, Latino, Native American, etc. • Examples: • The First Part Last by Angela Johnson Fic (Mul) Mye

  9. Fiction Genres:Horror • Scary • Paranormal • Evil • Examples: Cirque du Freak series, The Chronicles of Vladimir Todd by Heather Brewer Fic (Hor) Cla

  10. Fiction Genres:Religion • Religious faith central to plot and theme • Examples: Left Behind series, A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving Fic (Rel) You

  11. Fiction Genres:Romance • Love stories • Relationships/ Dating/Crushes • Happy endings • Examples: The Secrets of Boys by Hailey Abbot, Nicholas Sparks books Fic (Rom) Ada

  12. Fiction Genres:Science Fiction • Science/technology • Other worlds/planets/ dimensions • Examples: Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, Uglies by Scott Westerfield Fic (Sci) Shu

  13. Fiction Genres:Sports • Athletic events/charac- ters • Examples: Crackback by John Coy, Soccer Scoop by Matt Christopher Fic (Spo) Mye

  14. Graphic Novels • Book-length comics • Examples: Chibi Vampire series, Bleach series, Bone series 741.5 Chm

  15. New Books, Playaways, and Magazines • New Books (Fiction and Non Fiction) • Magazines (New and Archive) • Playaways (Fiction and Non Fiction) ABP Fic Gru

  16. Nook E-Readers • 13 Color Wi-Fi (school only) • All Genres (Fic/Non-FIc) • Two week check-out • Parent permission • Forms at desk

  17. Student Equipment • 3 Mini Laptops • 5 Flip Camcorders • 2 Digital Cameras • 3 Day Limit • $1 Late Fee Per Day • Teacher & Parent Permission Required

  18. Check Out Policies • 3 Item Limit • Circulation Loan Period – 14 Days • New Magazines/Some Reference - Overnight • Late Fees – 5 Cents Day/Book • No Check Out for Over Dues and Fines over $1 • Renew (Avoid Late Fees) – Can Renew without Book in Hand

  19. Media Center Intranet Page • Collection Development Recommendation Link • Search Station • Access from anywhere

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