A few weeks ago, I decided to write down all of the questions students ask me during our checkout time. Book Look and checkout is always a whirlwind of activity at every grade level. At the end of the day, when I reflect on how the day went, it's not always easy to remember the details of checkout time. Usually somewhere between three and twelve students ask me questions about books within a ten minute time period. This was a great exercise to document the range of questions students have during Book Look in the library. It's encouraging to see how students are interested in exploring a wide variety of topics.
- Can you recommend a good book for me?
- Do you have any books about real ghosts?
- Can we research our person for the biography project at home?
- Recommendations for the two of us? We want to read the same book.
- Where are the Bad Kitty books?
- Do you have any books on ATV’s or motorbikes?
- How do I change a book from my Currently Reading to Have Read shelves in My Quest?
- I went to the Seekonk library and got out a bunch of books and realize I have high expectations for what I read. Do you have any good fantasy chapter books?
- Is The Blessing Cup by Patricia Polacco historical fiction or nonfiction?
- Can I use a Google search result for my paper if it is an “ad”?
- Can you put the Philadelphia Eagles book aside for me when it comes in?”
- Can you see I lost a tooth? - kindergartener :)
- Do you have a 2015 almanac?
- Can you help me find a good fantasy book?
- I’m having trouble finding a book. Can you help me find something good?
- Do you have another book about Helen Keller?
- Do you have a short fantasy book for my book talk?
- Is there a Coretta Scott King book here?
- Is Cinderella a fantasy book?
- Do you have a book about sea monsters?
- Do you have any Lego books?
- Where are the princess books?
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