Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library (Mr. Lemoncello's Library, #1)

by Chris Grabenstein

“Would it be: A) robots silently whizzing their way through the library, restocking the shelves, B) the Electronic Learning Center, with three dozen plasma-screen TVs all connected to flight simulators and educational video games, or C) the Wonder Dome? Lined with ten giant video screens, it can make the whole building feel like a rocket ship blasting off into outer space!”

What a lot of people think of when they imagine designing a library with unlimited funds.

“A library doesn’t need windows, Andrew. We have books, which are windows into worlds we never even dreamed possible.”

People in libraries actually do like natural every now and then. Yeah...

Clarence turned one giant wheel, spun another, and cranked a third. Noiselessly, the twenty-ton door swung open.

Souds like the typical complicated library closing procedure.

“Participation, of course, will be purely optional and voluntary,”

Option: you play or you die. 😈

“Your children will be under constant video surveillance by security personnel in the library’s control center.

So Lemoncello is Jigsaw right? Thats going to bw the conclusion?

“I nominate you to be our captain. All in favor raise their hands.”

This is a two person alliance right now, so why would they need a leader?

Serious adrenaline raced through his body as he tapped the call number for Huckleberry Finn into the hover ladder’s book locator keypad.

I wonder how this adapts for the visually impaired.

They were locked in place by those ski boot clamps.

I wonder if these clams adjust for wheelchairs?

computerized card catalog.

Just call it the library catalog or catalog. These kids never lived in a place with a library, i doubt they have so much experience with card catalogs that theyd need help wraing their heads around the idea of a computer search database.

“So, what exactly are the Stacks?” asked Akimi, three steps behind Kyle. “It’s where the library stores its collection of research material,” said Sierra, who was two stairs behind Akimi.

steal the book geeks’ ideas.

“Okay,” said Miguel, “in here we’re gonna find General Knowledge. Almanacs, encyclopedias, bibliographies, books about library science…” “It’s a science?” said Akimi. “Where do they keep the chemicals?” “In the library paste,” joked Sierra,

“How could you record that?” said Charles. “I was whispering!” “And I have very good microphones.

Mr L has receipts