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YOUNG PEOPLE'S ROOM
Mystery Books for kids:


1. Where Is The Cake?  by  T.T. King

Told entirely through pictures, this book is a puzzle, a maze, an activity and so much more! In each browsing, a new storyline will race through childrens heads as they follow the many different lead-ins that the illustrations present.

2. Wind Flyers  by Angela Johnson

Three-time Coretta Scott King Award-winning author Angela Johnson and Loren Long invite readers to ponder a group of undercelebrated World War II heroes—the Tuskegee Airman.

3. Looking for a Moose  by Phyllis Root

Join master storyteller (and moose spotter) Phyllis Root and master moose illustrator Randy Cecil in this rollicking romp throungh woods, swamps, bushes, and hills.

4. Olivia Sharp, Nate the Greats Cousin, The Series by Majorie Sharmat and Mitchell Sharmat

Meet Olivia Sharp. She’s bold. She’s eagar to help people.  She’s a special kind of detective. She’s an agent for secrets.

5. Bones and the Cupcake Mystery (the Bones Series) by David A. Adler

Detective Jeffrey Bones is always ready to help when a mystery strikes.  This time, at school, there is a missing cupcake, a spinach noodle cupcake.  This Easy-to-Read mystery series is perfect for new readers

More recommendations

Childrens Librarian Janice Peoples We are waiting to help you at the Young People's Room.

Here are some favorites:

Biography

Dizzy by Jonah Winter.

Bug detective

Graphic Novels

Ooze Slingers from Outer Space by Blake A. Hoena.

A Season of Mangoes

and so much MORE!

What's Happening

Young Peoples Event Calendar

January

16th
Story-time & Craft. Celebrate Martin Luther King Day with stories about what made this great leader famous and a follow-up craft. 3:30 p.m. Wednesday

17th
Kid’s Movie: “The Story of Ruby Bridges”- The true story of Ruby Bridges, an African-American girl who, in 1960 at age 6, helped to integrate the all-white schools of New Orleans. 3:30 p.m. Thursday

19th
Story-time & Craft. Celebrate Martin Luther King Day with stories about what made this great leader famous and a follow-up craft. 2:00 p.m. Saturday


31st
Kid’s Movie: (To Be Announced) 2:00 p.m. Thursday

 



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GETTING A LIBRARY CARD
Any child who is able to write his/her name may apply for a card. Applications for children must be signed by a parent or legal guardian.		 SPECIAL SERVICES
Librarians participate in a wide array of community education and assistance work throughout the year. Our staff regularly participates in the following:
  • Reaching out to schools and students throughout the year
  • Meeting with teachers and media specialists to help support the school curriculum
  • Helping students with homework assignments
  • Suggesting recreational reading materials
  • Speaking to school assemblies
  • Presenting book talks
  • Promoting important programs such as the Summer Reading Program
 PROGRAMS & CREATIVE PROJECTS
When homework is finished, all young people are encouraged to drop by the library to:

  • Read stories together with friends
  • Participate in the fun of drawing or learn a craft skill like origami
  • Attend a program that features performers, storytellers, magicians or musicians
 

 

 

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