Welcome to the Chatsworth Charter High School Library Blog!

Hello Chancellors!

I’m Mr. Miller, your teacher librarian here at Chatsworth Charter High School. While this is my fourth year in the CCHS library, I’ve been an educator for over 25 years and a teacher librarian for more than a decade. Throughout all those years, one passion has remained constant: my love of reading—and my desire to share that love with students.
This blog is the newest chapter in the story of our library, and I’m excited to welcome you to it!

šŸŒŸ What You Can Expect

This space will be your go-to source for all things library-related. Whether you're a student looking for your next favorite read, a parent curious about what resources we offer, or a teacher interested in fostering research skills in your classroom—there’s something here for you.
You’ll find:
šŸ“– Book reviews to help you discover new reads
šŸ“° Library news and updates on hours, resources, and services
šŸ’” Information and digital literacy tips to help you navigate today’s world
šŸ“š Posts on reading culture, from author spotlights to trends in young adult literature

šŸŽÆ Why This Blog Matters

One of my biggest goals is to help students become not only more enthusiastic readers, but also more thoughtful users of information. We live in a world where information is everywhere—but knowing how to find it, evaluate it, and use it responsibly? That’s power.

So whether you’re here to browse for books or build your skills, I hope this blog becomes a resource you return to again and again.

Let’s make this a great year for reading, learning, and growing—together.

Happy reading,

Mr. Miller

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