Check out the most recent installment of these popular teen books featuring royals. Need to catch up – borrow the first in the series at your local branch of the Santa Clarita Public Library. Looking for more royal intrigue? These other books are sure to please. SHARE THIS:
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…
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…
Commit to a big book as your valentine read this month! SHARE THIS:
Discuss The Maze Runner with other teens this month at your local branch of the Santa Clarita Public Library. SHARE THIS:
Read The Maze Runner over Winter Break and discuss it with librarians and other local teens in January! Copies available now at your local branch of the Santa Clarita Public Library. SHARE THIS:
Share what you love, what drove you crazy and what ultimately kept you reading Paper Towns by John Green during this month’s teen book club discussions. SHARE THIS:
The Reel Story is a teen book discussion for those in grades 7-12 that features teen titles that have been turned into movies. Discussions take place at each branch of the Santa Clarita Public Library. Remember to stop by your local branch to borrow a copy of “Paper Towns” by John Green if…
The Reel Story is a teen book discussion that features teen titles that have been turned into movies. Discussions will take place at each branch of the Santa Clarita Public Library. Remember to stop by your local branch in August to borrow a copy of “Me and Earl and the Dying Girl”…
