2017’s One Story One City is almost here! This year features “Rise of the Rocket Girls” – the story of the women who helped launch a nation into space! Participate in an assortment of free events including: Creation Station: Ultimate Maker Challenge featuring engineering Wed. March 1st, 4-6pm @ Old…
Can the first lines of these books get you to check them out? “Looking back, none of this would have happened if I’d brought lip gloss the night of the Homecoming Dance.” “We do not know why we came from the sea to this hard and dusty earth, but we…
Take part in the #ReadingWithoutWalls Challenge issued by the National Ambassador of Young People’s Literature! Here’s how to do it: 1. Read a book about a character who doesn’t look like you or live like you. 2. Read a book about a topic you don’t know much about. 3. Read a book in a format that…
Happy New Year! Get a jump start to your year and discover a new hobby or go on an adventure through books available at the Santa Clarita Public Library. Could you survive these adventure stories? SHARE THIS:
2016 may be over (finally!) but some of the best fiction and non-fiction titles published last year aren’t going anywhere. Explore the highlights of 2016 by coming in to your local branch of the Santa Clarita Public Library and pick up one (or more!) of these titles today. Three Dark…
Make 2017 a year that counts. We can help! SHARE THIS:
Happy Holidays from the Santa Clarita Public Library! All three Teen Advisory Boards participated in the Annual Gingerbread Contest sponsored by the Friends of the Santa Clarita Public Library. Be sure to join in the fun next year! These books are “snow” good we think you should check them out…
We have the latest books to arrive fresh on the teen scene. Check out new releases HERE. We also have lists of the top and notable award winners Awards and Top Lists Agatha Award ALA Notable Fiction ALA Notable Nonfiction Anthony Award Audie Award Booker Prize Bram Stoker Award…
No matter how you feel about the results, elections can be a strange time when you’re under the voting age and not really sure how much influence you have in the world. To counter that feeling, we wanted to share some books that highlight real life examples of young people…
Celebrate Halloween: With friends (Canyon Country Teen Advisory Board) With a “spook-tacular” book: Or with costumes created at your library: SHARE THIS:
