Mason Buttle News Today

Reading stretches the imagination and emotional IQ and provides an endless source of entertainment.

During a special meeting of the school board for Lakeland Joint School District, a heated debate about whether interactions between board chair Michelle Thompson and assistant superintendent Lynn Paslay constituted collaboration or individual direction after the pulling of “The Truth As Told by Mason Buttle” from three sixth grade ELA classes.

During a special meeting of the school board for Lakeland Joint School District, a heated debate about whether interactions between board chair Michelle Thompson and assistant superintendent Lynn Paslay constituted collaboration or individual direction after the pulling of “The Truth As Told by Mason Buttle” from three sixth grade ELA classes.

Book signings, discussions and other literary events in and around Colorado Springs.

It’s time to curl up — with a book, that is. Pikes Peak Library District announced the All Pikes Peak Reads fall program titles:

This years book selections in Pikes Peak Library Districts All Pikes Peak Reads program have a reinvention theme. Selections are Susan Orleans nonfiction "The Library Book," Neal Shustermans dystopian "Scythe"

Reply A Home for Goddesses and Dogs, by Leslie Connor (Harper Collins, 385 pages, 2020, $16.99, ages 10-12, grades 5-6) An intriguing title and cover of the new book by the award-winning author of The Truth as Told by Mason Buttle, A Home for Goddesses and Dogs made for a book we didnt want to miss. We love the cover - a house on a hill (Pinnacle Hill Farm) with silhouettes of two women and a dog, trees, a car and shed, with several moons above as they change phase day by day, and, in the fore...