This blog post was written by Keagan Blackford, the Bainbridge Youth Services teen intern at our Bainbridge Island location.
Reading books is a great way to get the imagination going. But I find it's more fun when you read about things that don't really exist- it causes your imagination to branch out more!
Three of my favorite supernatural and paranormal are Paranormalcy, Clockwork Angel, and The Young Elites.
This post is written by Lindsay, one of our awesome teen volunteers at the Bainbridge Island Library.
This March, we’ll celebrate inspiring women from the past. It’s also a great time to recognize young women who are inspiring others in ways big and small. The following memoirs offer a range of experiences to read about; some will have you laughing, some will have your crying, but in the end they will all have you feeling proud of young women today. Descriptions from Baker & Taylor.
One way to commemorate the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday on Monday, January 18, is to learn more about the experiences of people who were part of the struggle for civil rights. In recent years, a number of highly engaging books have been written for middle and high schoolers on this subject. Descriptions from Baker & Taylor.
Attention 12-18 year olds! Do you love to read? Do you like keeping up on the newest YA titles? And, do you love giving your opinions on books? If you answered yes to these questions, be part of Teens’ Top Ten!
Looking for a new YA book? Check out these rave reviews of contemporary fiction, fantasy and nonfiction from teens at the Bainbridge branch who are part of the Teens' Top Ten and School Library Journal book review program.
