Young Adult Summer Reading Club Book Review: Aquamarine

Aquamarine
by Alice Hoffman

Claire is moving to Florida, away from her best friend Hailey. There is only 1 week until she leaves so they are trying to make their summer count. In a storm at night a sassy mermaid, Aquamarine,washes into the Capri Beach pool. Aquamarine has to prove to her that love exists and of course she chooses to love Raymond, the one boy every girl loves. This book is amazing and funny, guaranteed for enjoyment!
Reviewed by Emma

Candy Sushi

Thursday, July 7th from 7 - 8 pm
Open to students entering grades 6 - 12

Have fun creating delectable, edible, candy sushi treats using a variety of sweets. Your sushi creations will be judged for creativity and overall presentation.
Please call Youth Services to register on Tuesday, June 28th.

Young Adult Summer Reading Club Book Review: Just Listen

Just Listen
by Sarah Dessen

When a girl, who is a model wants to quit her job because she is troubled and life has overwhelmed her, she meets a mysterious boy. She has a secret that could send someone to jail. What will she do? Will she ever learn to "just listen" and not judge?
Reviewed by: Gabrielle

Karaoke Night

Tuesday, June 28th from 7 - 8:30 PM
Open to students in grades 6 - 12

Join your friends for a fun night out, Glee style! Choose from over 30,000 songs, including oldies through the Top 40. Sing individually or in groups and record a CD that will be distributed at a later date.
There may still be space left to register.  Please call Youth Services to find out.

The Teen Advisory Board Presents: Young Adult Author, Gae Polisner

Thursday, June 16th from 7 - 8 pm
Open to students in grades 6 - 12, and all adults

Join the Teen Advisory Board as they host an evening with local young adult author, Gae Polisner. In celebration of her debut release, The Pull of Gravity, she will answer questions and discuss the writing of her novel. The book will be available for purchase and signing through the Friends of the Library. Refreshments will be served. Please call Youth Services to register.

Get Ready to Babysit!

Saturday, June 18th from 10 am - 1 pm
Open to students entering grades 6 - 9

Babysitting or working as a mother’s helper can be a great way to earn extra money, as well as gain valuable experience with young children. This workshop, taught by professionals from Cornell Cooperative Extension, will teach the necessary skills that every good babysitter should have. All participants will receive a certificate upon completion of this course. Please call Youth Services to register on Tuesday, June 7th. Space is limited.