Media & Library Services
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- Christine Jensen
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Hours
Our Media Center is open from 7:05 am - 2:40 pm. You can access our eBook collection anytime you want via Destiny!
Students are welcome to come to visit the media center before school, during school hours, with their class, during lunch, and after school with a pass.
Library Mission Statement
It is the mission of the Ligon Library to ensure all are welcome, valued, and supported, to empower students in their pursuit of knowledge and critical thinking, and to encourage all to acknowledge their identity as readers.
Recommend a Book for our Collection
If you would like to see a book added to our collection, please fill out this form. Thanks!Volunteer
If you would like to volunteer to help in the Media Center, please email Mrs. Jensen at cmjensen@wcpss.net. You must be registered through WCPSS first to volunteer.
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Newly Arrived Books
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Blue Lock Manga Series by Muneyuki Kaneshiro & Yusuke Nomura

Every month or so, a new volume of the hit manga series, Blue Lock, is published. One of the most popular series in the Ligon Library, it details the cut-throat attempts of 300 young hopefuls as they all seek to become Japan's new ace striker. Mrs. Jensen is always seeking to add more volumes to the library!
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Something Like Home by Andrea Beatriz Arango

Laura wants nothing more than to return to living with her parents instead of her aunt. She's hoping that training her new puppy to become a service dog will help her case. But will it? What will the future hold in store for her? Find out by reading this novel-in-verse!
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Facing Feelings: Inside the World of Raina Telgemeier

More of a coffee table book than a graphic novel, this latest by popular author Raina Telgemeier shows readers how she creates her bestselling graphic novels Smile, Sisters, and Guts (among others).
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Space Chasers by Leland Melvin, Joe Caramagna & Alison Acton

When famous astronaut Leland Melvin sees something special in Tia and offers her a spot at NASA's exclusive program for middle schoolers she is surprised. But she'll be even more surprised when her mission to space takes a decidedly terrible turn, leaving her and her fellow students having to troubleshoot in space with very little adult supervision! This is the start to a graphic novel series.
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In the Name of the Mermaid Princess Manga Series by Yoshino Fumikawa & Miya Tashiro

Princess Mio has a big secret to hide--she is part mermaid in a kingdom that forbids magical creatures. Only through taking a rare serum is she able to appear human at all times, something that is essential as her father is hoping to marry her off. But when a mysterious, and rather terse, tutor from a neighboring kingdom shows up to make sure she is ready to be married, things take some twists and turns.
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Moonleapers by Magaret Peterson Haddix

This first book in a duology follows Maisie, who is unenthusiastic about her mother's summer plans for her--watching her two younger siblings for the whole summer while they stay at her 90-year-old great aunt's house. But her summer isn't fated to be boring when she starts receiving strange texts on her phone, texts that would seem to indicate that time travel is possible...
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Warriors Graphic Novel Series by Erin Hunter, Natalie Riess & Sara Goetter

With over 50 (wow, 50!) books in the Warriors series and a slew of manga adaptations, it's now time for the graphic novels! Follow the origins of this series all about cat clans with Warriors: The Prophecies Begins.
The Ligon Library has the first three volumes (which detail the six book series, The Warriors). The fourth book (detailing part one of three of the next six book series, The New Prophecy) comes out June 30th, 2026.


