Information

=**JPL CAUDILL CLUB INFO:**= (See below list of additional information.)
 * Where:** Joliet Public Library-Black Road Branch
 * When:** Starting September 15, 2007. All meetings are Saturdays from 11 am to 12 pm. Come when you can!
 * Who:** 4th to 8th Graders
 * Why:** To pick a winner for the Rebecca Caudill Awards in Illinois!

=**Caudill Club Meeting Dates and Discussion Books:**=


 * September 15th**—The Penderwicks
 * September 22**—Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie
 * September** **29th**—Adam Canfield of the Slash
 * October 6th**—Misadventures of Maude March
 * October 13th**—Thunder from the Sea
 * October 20th**—Princess Academy
 * October 27th**—Old Willis Place
 * November 3rd**—Chicken Boy
 * November 10th**—Shakespeare’s Secret
 * November 17th**—Worth
 * December 1st**—Yankee Girl
 * December 8th**—Ruins of Gorlan
 * December 15th**—Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane
 * January 5th**– Code Talker
 * January 12th**— The Schwa was Here
 * January 19th**—East
 * January 26th**—MVP*: Magellan Voyage Project
 * February 2nd**—Defiance
 * February 9th**—Crooked River
 * February 16th**—Listening for Lions
 * February 23rd**—Voting
 * March 28th-29th—**Caudill Sleepover Party //by invitation only//


 * Guidelines to earning an invitation to the Caudill Sleepover Party:**


 * How to participate in the online Caudill Club discussions:**

1) Give your email or your parents’ email (with their permission) to the discussion leader when you attend on of the book discussion meetings. 2) Receive an invitation via email to the JPL Caudill Club Wikispace. 3) Follow the link emailed to you. You will be asked to create a wikispaces user name and password. Make it something you can remember.  4) Now you are able to post questions, answers and comments in the Caudill Wikispace. Look in the blue menu on the left. Click on the title of the book you want to comment on. When you reach the book’s page, look for the “Discussion” tab on top. Click on it. 5) Post things about the book. Answer discussion questions that might be there, or start your own topic related to the book.