Christ the King School
Our Wishlist
- Be a pro race car driver
- Baseball records smashed!
- Hockey records smashed!
- Soccer's biggest rivalries
- Baseball's biggest rivalries
- Curse of the Bambino! : the Boston Red Sox in the 2004 World Series
- Miracle on ice! : the U.S. hockey team in the 1980 winter Olympics
- Football's biggest rivalries
- Basketball records smashed!
- Easter eggs and matzo balls
- Seattle Seahawks
- Perfect pitch
- Sew sister : the untold story of Jean wright and NASA's seamstresses
- Just Jerry : how drawing shaped my life
- Jovita wore pants : the story of a Mexican freedom fighter
- Treasures of the kingdom : the sixteenth adventure in the Kingdom of Fantasy
- Interrupting cow and the wolf in sheep's clothing
- Who is Cristiano Ronaldo?
- Very Mercy Christmas
- New friend fix
- Frustrating book!
- Albert Einstein was a dope?
- Flubby will not take a bath
- Thea Stilton and the Roman holiday
- Guess what!?
- Leather Apron Club : Benjamin Franklin, his son Billy, & America's first circulating library
- Peter & Ernesto : sloths in the night
- McTavish goes wild
- Meet me at the well : the girls and women of the Bible
- Mighty Jack
- Return of Zita the spacegirl
- Bird & Squirrel on the run! Book 1
- Mexican cuisine
- Italian cuisine
- Indian cuisine
- Gossie
- Nate the Great and the Star-Spangled parrot
- Hello, I'm a sloth
- Hello, I'm a pangolin
- Ollie the stomper
- 52-story treehouse
- What is a solar eclipse?
- Mr. Lemoncello's fantabulous finale
- 78-story treehouse
- Small kindness
- Back to the bright before
- Stella
- Swim team
- Wild journey of Juniper Berry
- Nature is a sculptor : weathering and erosion
- First aid
- Destiny finds her way : how a rescued baby sloth learned to be wild
- Swimming toward a dream : Yusra Mardini's incredible journey from refugee to Olympic swimmer
- Secret pocket
- She kept dancing : the true story of a professional dancer with a limb difference
- They hold the line : wildfires, wildlands, and the firefighters who brave them
- King of the ice
- Fox has a problem
- Yellow bus
- There was a party for Langston
- Place to hang the moon
- Francine Poulet meets the ghost raccoon
- Where are you going, Baby Lincoln?
- Let's celebrate with more Christmas origami
- Let's celebrate with more Halloween origami
- Gigi and Ojiji
- Creature of Habit tries his best
- Diary of a wimpy kid : hot mess
- Dinosaurs : fossils and feathers
- Cars : engines that move you
- Bridges : engineering masterpieces
- Puppets of Spelhorst
- Orris and Timble : the beginning
- Ghostly photos
- Stolen key
- Don't let the pigeon drive the sleigh!
- Are you big?
- Are you small?
- Dino-Christmas
- Dino-Easter
- Happy Easter from the crayons
- Crafts for Easter
- Bigfoot's big heart
- Valentines for all : Esther Howland captures America's heart
- How to catch a groundhog
- Phil's big day : a groundhog's story
- Santa's first Christmas
- First cat in space ate pizza
- Sound of danger
- Mac saves the world
- Rainbows : The leprechaun who lost his rainbow ; Rainbows
- Dinosaurs : Noah noasaurus ; Dinosaurs
- Cats : drat that fat cat! ; my cat
- Soccer : the sock thief ; soccer
- Penguins : grumpy pants ; penguins
- Nat the Cat has a snack
- Horse & Buggy on wheels!
- Sunlight on the snow leopard
- Rhinos at recess
- It is time : the life of a caterpillar
- 1, 2, 3, pull!
- Am I a frog?
- Lost words : an Armenian story of survival and hope
- One big open sky
- Dog Man : Big Jim begins
- Dog man : the scarlet shedder
Christ the King Catholic School began the Birthday Book Club (BBC) in 2003. It’s a fun, inventive way to both honor your children on their birthdays and add great books to our library collection! Win/win.
The online BBC store is open all year but books must be purchased 2 months prior to the special birthdate. Half birthdays are celebrated for May-August birthdays.
When your child’s birthday arrives the book will be ready for him/her in library class. We’ll place a special bookplate in the book honoring your child and your gift to the library. They’ll also get a special book bag, bookmark, and finally, get to be the first to check out the book. When your child is done reading his/her Birthday Book, it will be returned and added to the library shelves for all of our students to enjoy.
Remember books can also commemorate special family members, and anyone (parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles alike) can donate! If you have any questions at all, please contact Mrs. Titus.
HOW IT WORKSSupport Our 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
Q AND AIt takes team work in education. In order to support each other we strive to help and answer all questions, requests and concerns. Read More
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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