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The Pilcrow Foundation's Children's Book Project Grant

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Scio Public Library is a proud recipient of the Pilcrow Foundation’s Children’s Book Project grant. The library received these new children’s books in November 2024.

The Pilcrow Foundation, a national non-profit public charity, supports rural public library communities through the foundation’s Children’s Book Project. New, quality, hardcover children’s books are provided to rural libraries through this project.  Librarians, in partnership with Friends of the Library or other local sponsors are asked to raise one third of the funds used to purchase the new books. This local sponsorship builds community investment in children’s literacy and in the library’s future.

Scio Public Library received 65 books through the Children’s Book Project Grant, plus an additional 40 books through the foundation’s donor-sponsored program. The retail value of the 105 books received was $1,926.44.

“Literacy is the greatest gift we can give to our children; the public library is where we can start.”

To learn more about this grant…

THANK YOU TO OUR LOCAL SPONSOR!!!

Scio Friends of the Public Library

 

Titles provided by The Pilcrow Foundation and Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hortsch of Oregon: Children’s Book Project Grant October 2024.

 

Junior Chapter Books:

  • The One and Only Family, The One and Only Ivan #4 by Katherine Applegate.
  • Loyalty by Avi.
  • The Secret Sisters by Avi.
  • Light Comes to Shadow Mountain by Toni Buzzeo.
  • To the Rescue, Vanderbeekers #3 by Karina Glaser.
  • Lost and Found, Vanderbeekers #4 by Karina Glaser.
  • Make a Wish, Vanderbeekers #5 by Karina Glaser.
  • On the Road, Vanderbeekers #6 by Karina Glaser.
  • Ever After, Vanderbeekers #7 by Karina Glaser.
  • River, Starless Clan #1 by Erin Hunter.
  • Sky, Starless Clan #2 by Erin Hunter.
  • Shadow, Starless Clan #3 by Erin Hunter. 
  • Thunder, Starless Clan #4 by Erin Hunter.
  • Wind, Starless Clan #5 by Erin Hunter.
  • Star, Starless Clan #6 by Erin Hunter.
  • A Horse Named Sky by Rosanne Parry.
  • Northwind by Gary Paulsen.

Early Chapter Books:

  • Maddie and Mabel #1 by Kari Allen
  • Make a Plan, Maddie and Mabel #2 by Kari Allen
  • Know They Can, Maddie and Mabel #3 by Kari Allen
  • Take the Lead, Maddie and Mabel #4 by Kari Allen
  • Doggo & Pupper, #1 by Katherine Applegate.
  • Doggo & Pupper Save the World, #2 by Katherine Applegate.
  • Doggo & Pupper Search for Cozy, #3 by Katherine Applegate.

Easy Readers:

  • A Pair of Parrots by David Adler.
  • See the Dog by David LaRochelle.

Nonfiction Books:

  • Mountain of Fire by Rebecca Barone.
  • Volcanoes by Nell Beckerman.
  • Pigology by Daisy Bird.
  • The No-Dig Children’s Gardening Book: Easy and Fun Family Gardening by Charles Dowding.
  • Look and Cook Snacks by Valorie Fisher
  • Fungi Grow by Maria Gianferrari.
  • What Goes on inside a Beaver Pond? by Becky Gop.
  • Dogs: A History of Our Best Friends by Lita Judge.
  • Beware the Burmese Pythons by Etta Kaner.
  • A Vaccine Is Like a Memory by Rajani LaRocca.
  • National Parks Maps: Illustrated Maps of America’s 62 National Parks by Abby Leighton.
  • The Book of Turtles by Sy Montgomery.
  • Brave Baby Hummingbird by Sy Montgomery.
  • Inside the Compost Bin by Melody Plan Sumaoang..
  • Chickenology by Barbara Sandri.
  • Behold the Octopus! by Suzanne Slade.
  • The Fabulous Fannie Farmer by Emma Bland Smith.
  • National Monuments of the USA by Cameron Walker.
  • Sleepy by Jennifer Ward.

Picture Books:

  • Wonder Walkers by Micha Archer.
  • How Does Santa Go Down the Chimney? by Mac Barnett.
  • Farmhouse by Sophie Blackall.
  • Nesting by Henry Cole.
  • Knight Owl by Christopher Denise.
  • Knight Owl and Early Bird by Christopher Derrick.
  • Berry Song by Michaela Goade.
  • Keepunumuk by Danielle Greendeeri.
  • Little Red by Will Hillenbrand.
  • Little Red: Autumn on the Farm by Will Hillenbrand.
  • The Bad Seed by Jory John.
  • The Smart Cookie by Jory John.
  • Go and Get with Rex by David LaRochelle.
  • The Truth about Dragons by Julie Leung.
  • Snow Horses by Patricia MacLachlan.
  • Hornbeam All In by Cynthia Rylant.
  • Hornbeam Gets it Done by Cynthia Rylant.
  • The Sun is Late and so is the Farmer by Phillip Stead.
  • Watercress by Andrea Wang.

 

Additional Books Provided by Pilcrow Foundation’s Donor-Sponsored Program

 

Bonus Books from The Pilcrow Foundation:

  • El sol de Otto by Canela (picture book).
  • Fuego de Dragon by Canela (picture book).

Health & Wellness Books from Drs. Bill Strawbridge & Meg Wallhagen:

  • We Are Not Alone by Katryn Bury (chapter book).
  • Virus Hunters: How Science Protects People when Outbreaks and Pandemics Strike by Amy Cherrix (nonfiction).
  • Gray by Laura Dockrill (picture book).
  • A Horse Called Now by Ruth Doyle (picture book).
  • Evidence! How Dr. John Snow Solved the Mystery of Cholera by Deborah Hopkinson (nonfiction).
  • It Belongs to the World: Frederick Banting and the Discovery of Insulin by Lisa Katzenberger (nonfiction).
  • Deer Run Home by Ann Clare Lezotte (chapter book).
  • Just What to Do by Kyle Lukoff (picture book).
  • Tiemp de Jugar by Eva Mastrogiulio (picture book).
  • Bedtime by Jill McDonald (board book).
  • Feel Calm by Andy Pizza (board book).
  • When You Find the Right Rock by Mary Lyn Ray (picture book).
  • Pim, Pam, Pom: y el raton morfa grosso by Karen Schleeweis (nonfiction).
  • Wherever You Go My Love Will Follow You: 8 stories of and Wisdom by Brigitta Sif (picture book).
  • I Worked Hard on That! by Robyn Wall (picture book).
  • Slouch by Christina Wyman (chapter book).
  • Quiet as Mud by Jane Yolen (picture book)

Math & Science Books from Mr. Hal Berenson & Mrs. Laura Ackerman:

  • On a Mushroom Day by Chris Baker (picture book).
  • Big Gorilla: a Book of Opposites by Anthony Browne (picture book).
  • Before the Seed: How Pollen Moves by Susannah Buhrman-Deever (nonfiction).
  • Force of Nature: A Novel of Rachel Carson by Ann Burg (chapter book).
  • Something About the Sky by Rachel Carson (nonfiction).
  • Animal Minds by Dana Church (nonfiction).
  • Like No Other: Earth’s Coolest One-of-a-kind Creatures by Sneed Collard (nonfiction).
  • Great Gusts: Winds of the World and the Science Behind Them: Poems by Melanie Crowder (nonfiction).
  • Think Like a Goat: The Wildly Smart Ways Animals Communicate, Cooperate, and Innovate by Lisa Deresti Betik (nonfiction).
  • Cachorros by Paula Fernandez (nonfiction).
  • Windsongs: Poems About Weather by Douglas Florian (nonfiction).
  • Making Sense of Dog Sense by Stephanie Gibeault (nonfiction).
  • I Wonder about Worlds by James Gladstone (nonfiction).
  • Log Life by Amy Hevron (nonfiction)
  • Mr. Pei’s Perfect Shapes: The Story of Architect I. M. Pei by Julie Leung (nonfiction).
  • The Mathematics of the Universe by Soledad Romero Marino (nonfiction).
  • Ema y las Abejas by Virginia Mortola (picture book).
  • Frogs by Ruth Musgrave (board book).
  • Save Our Seeds by Sheryl Normandeau (nonfiction).
  • A Kid’s Guide to the Night Sky: Simple Ways to Explore the Universe by John A. Read (nonfiction).
  • Sea without a Shore: Life in the Sargasso by Barb Rosenstock (nonfiction).