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Saturday 22nd August 2020 was the centenary of Ray Bradbury's birth.
To celebrate, Neil Gaiman, William Shatner & Susan Orlean hosted a reading of his most famous work: Fahrenheit 451.
Listen and enjoy!
Join our groups and programs! There's something for everyone.
Book Club (Monday lunchtime)
Writing Interest Group (WIG) (Thursday lunchtimes during remote times)
Library Assistants
Scrabble Club (Tuesday lunchtime)
Have you ever wondered what books our School Captain or your Head of House have enjoyed reading?
Have you read a good book recently? Write a review, send it to us and we will publish it here.
Happy Reading!
The Rain Heron by [Australian] Robbie Arnott has been described as an eco-fable, a parable and myth. In the style of magical realism the story brings together Ren - a failed farmer, now living as a hermit in the mountains; Zoe - growing up on the coast, harvesting ink from squid with her aunt; and Daniel - a young medic, joining the army after a brutal coup. The evocative descriptions of the land and seascapes add further dimensions to a compelling story in which the characters, in turn, attempt to find - and hide - the mythical Rain Heron.
Available NOW in the MHS llibrary.
