TEEN PHOTO CONTEST
We invite teen shutterbugs to share “Photos With Beat.” Capture images of how music inspires your life and submit them through October 8 for your chance to win a Barnes & Noble gift card. Click here for more details.ONE READ FLASH FICTION WRITING CONTEST
If you've ever wanted to become someone else — and who hasn’t? — this is your chance to dream big, in 250 words or less. Submit your entry by Sept. 20 for a chance to win a bookstore gift card. Ages 16 and up. Click here for more details.CATEGORIES
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UPCOMING PROGRAMS
Teen Photo Contest
Ongoing through October 8
"The Hunger Games" Gathering
Monday, October 18
(Registration begins Monday, October 4)
Columbia Public Library
6:30-8 p.m.
"The Hunger Games" Teen Book Discussion
Thursday, October 21
(Registration begins Monday, October 4)
Southern Boone County Public Library
6:30-8 p.m.
Teen Game Night
Southern Boone County Public Library
Friday, October 22
6:30-8:30 p.m.
For more details on these and other upcoming events, please check out the Event Calendar.TEEN BOOK NEWSLETTER
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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Summer Reading 2009
This year’s Teen Reading Challenge is Express Yourself. Teens who sign up for the reading challenge will get a journal to write or sketch in. Complete the challenge by reading for 20 hours and doing six activities such as writing … Continue reading
Remember When You Were a Kid…
And You Thought You Could Do Anything?
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The Killer’s Cousin, by Nancy Werlin
Not a new book (published in 1998), but this is a great mystery that shouldn’t be missed! David, a high school senior and the narrator of this story, has been accused of murdering his girlfriend. The jury found him not … Continue reading
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Feeling a Little Dystopian?
From Booklist Magazine Online, May 14 2009 – Perhaps reflecting the unease in every society that something darker lurks beneath the veneer of civilization, a growing body of dystopian literature has recently dominated the YA science-fiction and fantasy genres. In … Continue reading
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The Girl Who Threw Butterflies, by Mick Cochrane
Eighth Grader Molly wants to play baseball (BASEball, not SOFTball) on her school’s team. There is a girl’s softball team, but no girl’s baseball team. There is a baseball team, but since there are only boys on it, it appears to … Continue reading
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Teen Summer Reading Program is Coming!!!
Stay tuned for details….
