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High Life Highland Libraries shared Nairn Library's post.Saturday, November 17th, 2018 8:42am

✊Be a REBEL...surprise yourself with a RANDOM READ for
Book Week Scotland
Borrow a wrapped book and read out of your comfort zone!
(Surprise books are available for kids and adults..😊😊😊)

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High Life Highland Libraries shared Alness Academy's post.Friday, November 16th, 2018 10:47am

It really is this simple – reading improves test scores! We are running a parental programme called ‘Read to Succeed’ at Culloden Academy on Thursday mornings that is all about what parents can do to get their kids to read more in order to improve their literacy and comprehension. For more information, please get in touch with Mrs Gowans in the school library or by email at michelle.gowans@highlifehighland.com

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High Life Highland Libraries shared Inverness Museum and Art Gallery's post.Thursday, November 15th, 2018 2:32pm

The Dinosaurs are Coming to Inverness Museum and Art Gallery from November 24th - Free Entry!

Inverness Museum and Art Gallery

The Dinosaurs are Coming to Inverness Museum and Art Gallery from November 24th - Free Entry!

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High Life Highland Libraries shared The New York Times's post.Sunday, November 4th, 2018 10:29am

The books of the Future Library were never meant to be read, at least not in our lifetime. The anthology, made up of 100 previously unpublished books by some of the world's most celebrated writers, will be released in 2114.

The New York Times

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High Life Highland Libraries shared Culloden Library's post.Tuesday, October 30th, 2018 7:13pm

Our new parental reading group at Culloden Academy, Read to Succeed, is ready to start up after the holidays! It is intended for parents to read current young adult fiction within the group meetings on Tuesday mornings, so that they can better discuss teen fiction at home, enthuse their young people about reading, which in turn will help them with their studies and have fun meeting other parents. All participants and their young people will then be invited to a special event in December where we will visit Waterstones in the Eastgate and buy books together to take home. Pre-registration with the school library is essential; for more information or to book please call the library or send an email to michelle.gowans@highlifehighland.com – we look forward to seeing lots of parents there!

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