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BERTHA MAE STARKS SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER.Mission Statement: The Bertha Mae Starks Library Media Center is a research and reading facility designed to serve the needs of the students and staff of Coleman High School. The mission of the library is to help students and staff become effective users of information and ideas, to provide reading materials for pleasure, and to instill in our patrons a desire for lifelong learning.LIBRARY HOURS Monday-Friday. 8:00 a.m. - 11:30a.m.
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Salt To the Sea: A Novel
by Ruth Sepetys Year Published: 2016World War II is ending and a group of refugees tries to escape the war's final dangers only to find themselves on a ship with a target on its hull.
Front Lines: She's Fighting For Her Country
by Michael Grant Year Published: 2016This is a fictional history that has women fighting alongside men in World War II.
The Ebola Epidemic: The Fight, The Future
by Connie Goldsmith Year Published: 2015The author gives background on the ebola virus and its beginnings and explains how research is continuing to look for a cure.
Amazing Fantastic Incredible Stan Lee
by Stan Lee Year Published: 2015A memoir of the man who introduced heros like Spiderman and the Hulk.
That's Not Bunny
by Chris Barton Year Published: 2016A hungry hawk is outsmarted by the rabbit he hopes to have as a meal.
The One-Page Financial Plan
by Carl Richards Year Published: 2015The author gives a simplified investing process.
The Behavior Gap
by Carl Richards Year Published: 2012Richards shows how to think clearly about money and its role in a happy life
Dare To Disappoint: Growing up in Turkey
by Ozge Samanci Year Published: 2015 graphic novelThis is the funny memoir of a girl who grew up in Turkey. The book is full of collages and and interesting images for those who like visual stories.
Egypt
by William Mark Habeeb Year Published: 2012 nonfictionThis book gives a concise history of Egypt up through 2011.
Radioactive!
by Winifred Conkling Year Published: 2015 nonfictionThis is the fascinating, little-known story of two brilliant female physicists whose groundbreaking discoverines led to the creation of the atomic bomb.
All American Boys
by Jason Reynolds Year Published: 2015 fictionThe book is about racism and police brutality today in American seen through the eyes of a white teen boy and his friend, a black teen boy.
The Muralist
by B.A. Shapiro Year Published: 2015 mysteryThis is a gripping story with provocative themes. It is set in New York, 1940. The country is teetering on the brink of war. A new art movement called Abstract Expressionism is burgeoning. European refugees are seeking asylum from rising fascism. Amid political turmoil, apromising career and a love affair are interrupted when a brilliant young artist banishes . . . and today, seventy years later, another struggling artist, her great-niece, is piecing together the truth about her disappearance--and so much more.
Thank You and Good Night
by Patrick McDonnell Year Published: 2015 EasyThe author captures the magic of a very first sleepover with friends that also reminds us to cherish even the simplest pleasures.