Lois Lowry lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She has written numerous novels for both children and young adults, including The Windeby Puzzle, Number the Stars, and the Giver series of novels. Lowry received her first Newbery Medal and The Jewish Book Award in the children's category...
Comics, visual novels, manga, manhwa, and graphic novels each may go by different names, but they all have one main thing in common: they tell compelling stories both visually and through written text. Graphic novels are able to tell deep and complex stories that are...
The worlds of our favorite novels are fascinating and wonderful to read about, but would you actually be able to survive if you lived in them? If you were thrown into a book, without any preparation, would you come out unscathed? Today, we’ll be taking...
Teens Craft: Melty Bead Snowmen Monday, February 3 from 3:15p - 4:00p Use perler beads to make a little snowman. Teens Can Sew: Felt Keychains Wednesday, February 5 from 3:15p - 4:00p Learn how to sew by hand while creating a cute keychain. Paper Crafts: Salt Watercolors Thursday, February 6 from 3:15p...
The Night Hunt by Alexandra Christo In a world of gods and monsters, we follow two beings who couldn’t be more at odds. Atia, a monster of illusion, a creature of dreams that feeds on your greatest fears and nightmares. She is the last of her kind,...
Are you about to run your first original D&D game? Writing your first fantasy novel or maybe just curious about what it takes to create a fantasy world? Well, you are in the right place! Creating a whole new world sounds daunting, but here is...
Teens Craft: Mini Yarn Hats Monday, January 06 from 3:15pm - 4:00pm Use yarn and other materials to create a mini woolen cap! Paper Crafts: Scrape Art Tuesday, January 07 from 3:15pm - 4:00pm Skip the paintbrushes and learn how to create a piece of artwork with forks! Teens Craft: Mini...
Some books are written with a specific audience in mind, while others span generations of fans. Here are a handful of books that are popular with both teens and adults. The Glass Girl by Kathleen Glasglow For 15-year-old Bella, everyone expects something from her—her mother, her father, even her...
Elizabeth Wein is a keystone author in the niche WWII genre of YA reads. Born in the US and spending most of her life in the UK, she has developed a unique perspective on many historical events. Even as a child, she had a love...
Join us at the library this December for a series of sweet and cozy programs for teens. From making ornaments and stuffed yetis, to learning about and trying Korean tteokbokki, these upcoming programs are sure to be fun! Paper Crafts: 3D Ornaments Tuesday, December 03 from 3:15pm...
