Blessed Sacrament
Welcome to our library "wish list" site! Please browse our list and help us fill our shelves with high quality books that will be enjoyed by children for years to come! We encourage the donation of books for birthdays, milestones, or memorials for someone special.
Thank you for supporting the Blessed Sacrament School Library!
"Today's Readers, Tomorrow's Leaders!"
Our School Wishlist
- Tale dark & Grimm
- Pluto : from planet to dwarf
- Meteor showers
- Wonder
- ValueTales treasury : stories for growing good people
- Charles and Emma : the Darwins' leap of faith
- Uglified ducky
- Walking to school
- Secret message
- What you never knew about beds, bedrooms, & pajamas
- We
- Pea Boy and other stories from Iran
- Prince who thought he was a rooster and other Jewish stories
- Extra yarn
- What's the big idea? : four centuries of innovation in Boston
- Secret of Priest's Grotto : a Holocaust survival story
- Gone with the wand : a fairy's tale
- Evolution
- Banyan Deer : a parable of courage & compassion
- Yummy : eight favorite fairy tales
- Fairly fairy tales
- Story of the Cleveland Cavaliers
- Too many fairies : a Celtic Tale
- Waynetta and the cornstalk : a Texas fairy tale
- Number the stars
- Story of the Indiana Pacers
- Story of the Memphis Grizzlies
- Iron Hans : a Grimms' fairy tale
- Story of the Milwaukee Bucks
- Flint heart : a fairy story
- Clemency Pogue : fairy killer
- Story of the Philadelphia 76ers
- Story of the Phoenix Suns
- Apatosaurus
- Secret subway : the fascinating tale of an amazing feat of engineering
- Martial arts book
HOW IT WORKSS.O.S. Library is a free and easy-to-use web based service that allows businesses, families and the community to donate online to your school library.Read More
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MAKE YOUR DONATIONMaking a donation is simple! With your help, we can achieve our goal and fill the school library with new books that meet our schools needs. 
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