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100 Books to Read Before College Challenge
Want to earn prizes for reading books?Look no further! The teen librarians at the Saline County Library have developed the 100 Books to Read Before College Challenge for teens from 7th to 12th gr...
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Staff Favorite Teen Books
Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky AlbertalliSixteen-year-old, not-so-openly-gay Simon Spier is blackmailed into playing wingman for his classmate or else his sexual identity--and that of his p...
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Meet Mr. Brett
Brett WilliamsYoung Adult ProgrammerWho is your favorite author? Stephen King! I’m a big fan of the spook-tacular, and this guy is the master.What is your favorite movie? Jurassic Park. I was obsesse...
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Meet Ms. Jenn
Ms. Jennifer Young Adult LibrarianWho is your favorite author? Tamora Pierce- She writes awesome fantasy with powerful female characters.When you aren’t reading, what do you like to do? I love t...
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The library hosts many after-hours events for youth and adults throughout the year. Children and Teens are required to submit a contract in order to attend any after-hours events. Event Contract.pdf
Teens age 13 and older are welcome to volunteer at the library, but must attend orientation before being added to the volunteer schedule. New volunteer orientation is held 3 times a year, in September, January and May. Volunteers assist with shelf reading, program preparation, guinea pig care, toy cleaning and other duties as assigned. Inquire with the children's department if interested, (501) 778-4766 x.1398.
