Celebration Book Program

Students, faculty, parents, and alumni are invited to choose a book to donate to the BFHS library collection. Books may be given in honor, memory, or celebration of a loved one.

For $20.00, Feehan will receive the book you choose from the following list of fiction and nonfiction. A name plate will be included in the book recognizing your gift. All recipients will receive a card at your appointed date announcing the gift. Those currently attending Feehan will be able to be the first to check out the book!

This is a great opportunity to honor two great loves, and we hope you will participate.

If you are interested, please place your order using this form, and return the order form with payment to the Office of Advancement.

For more information, or suggestion of other choices that would be suitable additions to the library collection, please contact the library.

These titles are currently waiting for sponsors.

Fiction Choices:

 Nonfiction Choices:

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  Books donated thus far:

  • Ask me no questions, by Marina Tamar Budhos
  • The dangerous book for boys, by Conn Iggulden
  • Psalm twenty-three, by Tim Ladwig
  • Eclipse, by Stephanie Meyer
  • The giving tree, by Shel Silverstein
  • Old turtle, by Douglas Wood
  • Moses: when Harriet Tubman led her people to freedom, by Carole Boston Weatherford
  • America’s favorite poems: The Favorite Poem Project anthology
  • Blessed are the bored in spirit: a young Catholic’s search for meaning, by Mark Hart
  • Does God have a big toe? Stories about stories in the Bible, by Marc Gellman
  • The hero project: 2 teens, 1 notebook, 13 extraordinary interviews, by Robert Hatch
  • This is your brain on music: The science of a human obsession, by Daniel J Levitin
  • Our stories, our songs: African children talk about AIDS, by Deborah Ellis 
  • Girl at sea, by Maureen Johnson
  • Looking back: a book of memories, by Lois Lowry
  • Harry Potter and the goblet of fire, by J. K. Rowling
  • Pants on fire, by Meg Cabot
  • Team moon: how 400,000 people landed Apollo 11 on the moon, by Catherine Thimmesh
  • I believe: the Nicene Creed, illustrated by Pauline Baynes
  • Understanding comics: the invisible art, by Scott McCloud
  • The blind side: evolution of a game, by Michael Lewis
  • Mutants, clones, and killer corn: unlocking the secrets of biotechnology by Samantha Seiple
  • The invention of Hugo Cabret: a novel in words and pictures, by Brian Selznick
  • Sold, by Patricia McCormick
  • The catcher in the rye, by J. D. Salinger
  • Listening is an act of love: A celebration of American life, by the Story Corps project
  • Casey at the bat, by Thayer (visions in poetry series)
  • D'Aulaire's book of Greek myths, by Ingri and Edgar Parin D'Aulaire
  • Parasites: latching on to a free lunch, by Paul Fleisher
  • The raven, by Edgar Allen Poe (visions in poetry series)
  • The gatekeepers: inside the admissions process of a premier college, by Jacques Steinberg
  • Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban, by J. K. Rowling
  • Working like a dog: The story of working dogs through history by Gena K. Gorrell
  • Oh, the places you'll go!, by Dr. Seuss
  • The last days: a novel, by Scott Westerfeld
  • The thirteenth tale, by Setterfiel
  • December, by Eve Bunting, illustrations by David Diaz

   

   

   

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• The owl and the pussycat, by Edward Lear (Visions in Poetry series)
• The race to save the Lord God bird, by Philip Hoose
• We are the ship: The story of Negro League baseball, by Kadir Nelson