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The “Dewey Decimal Wheel of Fortune” is divided into the ten main nonfiction sections. Students may actually spin the spinner, as long as they agree to check out a book from the Dewey section on which it lands |
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The board speaks for itself: there are no losers when it comes to reading, regardless of the Dewey section in which the books are found. |
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As part of our “Games” theme, Central’s everybody book section features a take-off on “Monopoly” called “Bookopoly,” where, of course, the Reading Railroad play a prominent role. |
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On the “Bookopoly” board, spaces are named after locations in popular books rather than Atlantic City streets. |
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The Reading Railroad will carry you off to faraway places! |
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In the game of “Bookopoly,” Pooh Corner is always a “Thoughtful Spot” to rest. |
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To tie in to the school’s “Board Games” theme, Central Library’s fiction section is decorated with a take-off on the popular “Trivial Pursuit” game, “Unreal Pursuit.” |
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Central Library’s “Genre Edition” of “Unreal Pursuit.” |
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How many questions can YOU answer? |
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There’s nothing we love more in Central’s library than a full house. |
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