Starting next fall, we will host a series of
evening events for upper grade EMES students and their families around selected
titles from the 2014-2015 DCF list.
Each year 30 books are nominated for the DCF book award. The winner is selected by VT students in grades 4 through 8. In order to vote, students must have read at least 5 of the 30 nominees. Mrs. Fitch and I have selected 6 of the 30 books for our family readers club and want to share this information with you now in case you were looking for some good books to read.
Readers club requirements:
- Students must have read the book (or be
most of the way through a book)
- Family members do not have to read the
book for students to be able to attend, but we hope they will
- Readers do not need to read all 6 titles,
they can choose the ones they want to read and come to just those evenings
- Students who have graduated EMES, but are
reading the DCF books are welcome to attend
Each
evening will include activities related to the book and light refreshments
Selected Titles from the 2014/2015 DCF List:
Selected Titles from the 2014/2015 DCF List:
v Hiding Out at the Pancake
Palace by Nan Marino
v The Center of Everything by
Linda Urban
v Frogged by Vivian Van Velde
v The Boy on the Wooden Box by
Leon Leyson
v The Great Trouble: A Mystery
of London, the Blue Death, and a Boy Called Eel by Deborah Hopkinson
v Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's
Library by Chris Grabenstein
v Our 7th evening will be
student choice
Please note that we have a few of these titles available in audiobook as well.
We plan to host our first evening in either late Sept or early Oct. The first evening's book will be Hiding Out at the Pancake Palace. We hope many readers and their families will join us for an evening of book discussion, activities, and perhaps pancakes. Look for more additional details in the fall.
Please note that we have a few of these titles available in audiobook as well.
We plan to host our first evening in either late Sept or early Oct. The first evening's book will be Hiding Out at the Pancake Palace. We hope many readers and their families will join us for an evening of book discussion, activities, and perhaps pancakes. Look for more additional details in the fall.



