Programs for
Teens
E-Mail Us!
A Monster Calls /
Patrick Ness |
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Lie /
Caroline Bock |
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Dead Rules /
Randy Russell
Saving Zoe /
Alyson Noel
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What are the
books that every middle-schooler, every high-schooler, should have
read? Would such a list include YOUR favorites?
Pick up a bookmark with the list at our circ desk, or download a copy of our recommended lists, check the titles you've
already read and keep the list handy to check off more.
Can you complete the list before 2012 is over?
25 Books to Read in
Middle School
25 Books to Read in High
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Forms:
Gaming Permission Slip
Teen Gaming at CCPL is on the
first and third Thursday of every month. We have both
Wii and
PS2 game consoles with a wide variety of video games. Stop by
and play
Mario Kart,
Super Smash
Brothers, Rock Band, Just Dance, and many more! All you need to
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Blog Permission Slip
We've started a blog and we need
your help! Turn in your reviews (books, movies, music, video games,
etc.) as well as your book recommendations to us and we
may include them in the blog! Please submit reviews and book picks to
teens.clarkbooks@gmail.com.
If you would like your name included with your review, you must fill
out a permission slip and turn it in to the library. Please include
your name on the email, regardless of permission slip status. Thanks!
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YouTube Permission Slip
Our YouTube Channel (youtube.com/clarkpublib)
is in desperate need of some videos. However, before you can be in
one, we have to get a permission slip signed by the parental units.
Hope you can be a part of it!
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Activities:
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February
Program Descriptions for Youth & Teens
Feb. 2: Teen Gaming, 6:00
p.m.
Feb. 7: Love Struck Love Bugs, 6:30 p.m.
Feb. 13: Teen Advisory Board, 6:00 p.m.
Feb. 14: Happy Valentine's Day!
Feb. 20: Happy Presidents' Day!
Feb. 21: Mardi Gras Crowns, 6:30 p.m.
Feb. 23: Family Game Night, 6:00 p.m.
Feb. 27: Teen Talent Show, 6:00 p.m.
Monday
February 27
6:00 p.m.
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Some Fun
Links:
teenreads.com
teenreads brings information about books, authors, series, and
characters to teens through blogs posts, book reviews, and more.
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teenink.com
Teen
Ink, a national teen magazine, book series, and website devoted
entirely to teenage writing and art, offers thoughtful and creative
work generated by teens.
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fanfiction.net
You
can find fan fiction for almost any movie, book, TV show, or game
right here. Anyone can post a story so you can write your own
creation or just stop by and read something inspired by what you like.
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teenlit.com
Teenlit
provides a forum for teen writers to publish and discuss their writing
as well as review and discuss books they read.
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maureenjohnson.blogspot.com
A very
entertaining blog written by the popular and hilarious author of 13
Little Blue Envelopes, Suite Scarlett, and Devilish, Maureen Johnson.
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sparksflyup.com
John
Green, author of Looking for Alaska, An Abundance of Katherines, and
Paper Towns writes an intelligent and interesting blog that is funny,
thought provoking or sometimes - both. DFTBA!
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libbabray.com
The
author of The Gemma Doyle Trilogy has a great website with a blog,
writing exercises, book suggestions, and more. Libba is almost always
pure entertainment.
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stepheniemeyer.com
The
official website of Stephenie Meyer (author of the Twilight series),
the site where Stephenie writes about her books but also other books
that she has read and enjoyed - a great resource for reading ideas.
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scottwesterfeld.com/blog/
Author of the Uglies and Midnighters series has a
pretty great blog with lots of comments from his fans. It is pretty
entertaining to read.
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e-lockhart.com
Author
of the Ruby Oliver series and The Disreputable History of Frankie
Landau Banks, E. Lockhart's blog not only has her own updates about
what she is working on but links to lots of other YA authors' blogs as
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