TAB
Teen Advisory Board, a community of high school students that volunteer to plan and lead a monthly Teen Night, create book displays and write book reviews.
Meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month.
Teens
The Hate U Give-The Movie
High School Book Club for students in Grade 9-12. The Hate U Give movie will be shown this month for discussion and comparison to the novel by Angie Thomas that was read by book club members in January.
This movie is open to all high school students regardless of book club membership. Rated PG-13. 2 h.13 m.
Scavenger Hunt
Teens in grade 6-12 are invited to test their sleuthing skills and follow the clues in a Presidential Scavenger Hunt.
The possibility of learning something new, fun with friends and snacks provided!
Valentine's Day Minute to Win It games
Students in grades 6-12 are invited to challenge themselves and their friends with Minute to Win It games. Refreshments and fun provided.
Rebound by Kwame Alexander
Review by Ryder (age: 11)
I really liked this book because i was just life like it was just what happens in life if things don´t go as planed.
This book was: Amazing, Powerful
5/5 Stars
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Shatter City by Scott Westerfeld
Review by Judah, age 12.
Shatter City shakes your thoughts as it takes through the dystopian world of the future. Frey has a terrible father who gets into a major war. Will she still trust him or leave him and fight against him?
Description in one word: Trust.
This book was: amazing, intense, powerful, unforgettable, inspiring, and a page-turner.
5/5 stars
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Touch Screen Gloves
No need to spend big money on expensive conductive gloves when you can make your own! Join us for a night of creativity (and sewing!) No experience necessary.
Book Hedgehogs
Need something to do with an old, worn-out book? Would you like a cute new friend to keep on your desk or in your room? Join us for a low-key night of art and get creative.
Classic Christmas Cartoons
Stay warm before the "Christmas on Broadway" festivities and enjoy classic Christmas cartoons in the afternoon from 2:00 - 4:30pm at the Eagle Public Library. Open to patrons of all ages, light refreshments provided.
Tentative viewing schedule:
- Mickey's Christmas Carol
- How the Grinch Stole Christmas
- Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
- Frosty the Snowman
- Charlie Brown's Christmas
Light-Up Valentines
Craft your very own light-up Valentine's Day card for a friend, your parent, or for that special someone. Get the creative juices flowing and learn to make a basic circuit all at once!