City of Ashes, Book Two in the Mortal Instruments series, is a journey into some of the darkest (and creepiest) realms of the Shadowhunters: not only to an underground dungeon for rogue Shadowhunters, but also to a ghostly ship inhabited by demons, where an epic battle takes place. Clary realizes the gravity of her own role in the Shadowhunter's struggle against Valentine, and at the same time begins to understand the differences in her relationships with both Simon and Jace.
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Dudley Ellington has a hard time paying attention in school. It takes him a long time to learn things. He doodles on his papers while daydreaming about racing cars and rocket ships. Luckily, Dudley's teacher, Mrs. McCaw, patiently explains concepts to Dudley over and over, until they make sense.
Want to read the hottest, most controversial literature on the shelf? Join facilitator Ben Hettinga to discuss a different author/ artist’s work with the Graphic Novel Book Club.
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Facilitated by teacher and McNally Robinson Bookseller, Sheena Anderson.
Join other fantasy writers ages 9-13 to improve your writing and discuss the work of professional fantasy writer, . We'll meet once per month for three months. At each meeting, we'll discuss fantasy writing and then workshop your own compositions. Write better, read more, and meet others with similar interests.
The Fantasy Writer's Club will meet upstairs in the Circle of Trees:
Monday, January 21 7:00-8:00 pm
Monday, February 18 7:00-8:00 pm
Monday, March 17 7:00-8:00 pm
The cost is the purchase of The Lightning Thief by ($11.65 - tax included). Register at the Kids Desk before January 17, and drop off a one-page sample of your work which will be used in the first session.
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Roots of Empathy by takes a look at the importance of fostering empathy in children. According to Gordon, when children recognize and directly feel others' emotions, they are then able to form healthy attachments and develop authentic communication as well as a sense of social responsibility.
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McNally Robinson Booksellers Grant Park
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3130 8th Street East (see map)
8th Street at Circle Drive
Saskatoon, SK S7H 0W2
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New York City, NY
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