What's New in Youth Services? Click any of the headings below for more information. Check out our blog for photos, book reviews, and more! Don't miss out on all the latest happenings in Youth Services! Interested in registering your child for a library card? Check out our step-by-step guide, and be sure to share these Library Card Privileges and Responsibilities with your child. |
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Don't miss Tween Scene! If you are 9-11 years old, come spend your early release afternoons at the library! Every first and third Weds at 2:45 pm, we'll be checking out the hottest new books and enjoying fun games and activities. Bring your friends! Upcoming activities include: Mar. 3 Captain Underpants Birthday Celebration Mar. 17 Let's Go Fly a Kite! Apr. 7 BoxPunx vs. ReadyMechs
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READ Dogs are back! Join Moxie and Kooper for drop-in reading sessions on the following days:
READ dogs are a great way for beginning readers to gain confidence and learn to love reading! The dogs provide a relaxed, non-judgmental audience for kids who often find reading stressful. |
Are you a 39 Clues fan? The 39 Clues is a thrilling new mystery series, and we're solving the puzzles together! Join us as we follow in Dan and Amy's footsteps around the world. Anyone ages 8-12 is welcome - no registration necessary! If you haven't read the books, no problem! Come learn more about them. We guarantee you'll be hooked. We meet whenever a new title is released (about every 2-3 months): Monday, April 19 3:45 pm Monday, June 21 3:45 pm |
New to storytime? Click for more information on our different programs.
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The spring schedule is now available online or at the library circulation desk. See our News and Events section for more information on upcoming special programs. Winter storytimes are finished for the season. Spring storytimes begin March 15. We're gearing up for 6 more weeks of programs. See you then! |
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Check out some of the fun books, songs, and rhymes that we've been sharing in story time! Click on a theme below.
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Get creative with these non-fiction books and media that we recommend for educators, parents, and anyone interested in discovering something new! Stop by and check them out! Claudette Colvin: Twice Towards Justice A fascinating lost chapter in the story of the fight against racial segregation. Don't miss these other great resources! |
About the Youth Services Department
Updated March 9, 2010