The votes are in and some of the results may surprise you! Tris and Four (Divergent) are done for and Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy (Pride and Prejudice) are standing strong. Only time (and your votes) will tell who will advance to the final face-off. Get them in now to…
Are the odds in Katniss’s favor? Will The Selection be named The One? Your voice can make the difference! Vote for the young adult books YOU want to see move on to the next round by Sunday, June 26th. The books with the most votes will battle it out every…
Do you have strong feelings on the Cap vs. Iron Man debate? Are you dying to see Melissa McCarthy as a ghostbuster? Tell us about it by choosing your favorite (or the movie you’re most excited to see) below. Why, you ask? Because we love showing free movies at the…
This summer, your teen librarians are giving you the chance to play some of your favorite board games in a whole new way: bigger and better and sillier looking than ever! Fill out the poll below and tell us your top choice for a board game to play life-size. If…
The truth is it’s not always easy to talk about mental health. If you’re worried about a friend, it can be hard to find the words. And if you’re struggling yourself, you may not always know where to look for support. No matter what your experience with tough times, we…
Do you enjoy zombie films? Sci-Fi? Genre bending adventures? Join us for Creation Station Presents: Teen Film Fest, an afternoon of short stop motion animation films made by local teens in our stop motion animation workshop series. Wednesday, May 4 from 3:30 – 5:30pm @ Old Town Newhall Wednesday,…
Join other teens to watch anime, discuss your favorites, eat Japanese snacks, and more! Our next meeting will be on Wednesday, April 27th from 5-6 p.m. in the Community Room at the Newhall Library. You asked, we listened! Look for new manga to hit library shelves in the coming weeks! Highlights…
Are you on the hunt for your next great graphic novel and not sure where to start? Look no further! We’ve picked out some picks from off the beaten path just for you. Whether you’re searching out a science fiction or fantasy fix (psst… check out the top row) or…
This year, the Santa Clarita Public Library is inviting teens to read Marisa Silver’s Mary Coin and Pam Muñoz Ryan’s Esperanza Rising, novels that tackle migrant labor and the Depression Era through the lens of personal stories. If these are themes that speak to you or you’re just looking for your…
Is your local library missing your favorite manga? Is there a new series you can’t even believe we don’t have? We want to know! Fill out the poll below and check off all the series you’d like to see. If your dream manga doesn’t appear on that list, drop your…
