Destiny
To make a "wish list" of books to read that are on your reading level and of interest to you just follow these instructions.

*Click the picture below these instructions.
*On the bottom of the screen click the drop down arrow beside Reading Programs.
*Choose Accelerated Reader.
*Put in your individual reading level range (from your STAR test). This should be in your library folder.
*Choosing a point value range is optional.
*At the top of the screen you can choose Keyword, Title, Author, Subject, and Series.
For example, type mystery in the search box and click on Subject to find mystery books that are on your reading level.
*If in doubt choose subject.

When the list appears:

*Click on each title to read details about the book.
*Click Add to their list if you wont to put it on your "wish list"
*Click on the picture that resembles a clip board.
*From this list you can choose to print or copy the list of books.
*Click Printable from the list. If you choose Printable from the first list it will give you all the books rather than just the ones that interest you.
*Be sure to clear your list by clicking on Remove All at the bottom of your wish list.

Bring your list to the library and have fun reading!

Destiny library search. 

 Click picture below.

 

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AES Library 
Sherry Copeland,Librarian
and Mrs. Sandi Terry, Aide

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  The library at AES offers students and faculty a wide range of services.  Every class comes to the library for library for library skills instructions every week.  Students may also come to the library during open library times. Each classroom has a list of these times.  
We often study about authors and illustrators.  Each year we try to schedule author visits.  In recent years we have met author Dave and Pat Sargent, David M. Sargent, Jr., and Pat Winston.  Our students look forward to these visits. 
We have book fairs to provide students, faculty, and the community with the opportunity to see the latest books on the market.  This also gives us the opportunity to meet parents and help them choose books their child would enjoy reading. 
  Favorites among our youngest students are Clifford, Franklin, and Syd Hoff books like Danny and the Dinosaur, Magic Tree House books are favorites among the 2nd and 3rd graders.  The Three Cousins Detective Club series is popular with that age group as well.  Our older students like a wide variety of books including Hank the Cowdog, Mary Kate and Ashley, and Beverly Cleary books. Recently Dan Gutman's series "My Weird School" has become our most popular series.