Young Adult:
Breathless by Jennifer Niven
Juvenile:
Mr. Lemoncello and the Titanium Ticket by Chris Grabenstein
Graphic Novel:
Ghost by Raina Telgmeier
December TAB Picks
Written By: Tina Hunt
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Nov•
23•20
Young Adult:
Since You’ve Been Gone by Morgan Matson
Juvenile:
Wishtree by Katherine Applegate
Graphic Novel:
When Stars Are Scattered by Victoria Jamieson and Omar Mohamed
November TAB Picks
Written By: Tina Hunt
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Nov•
09•20
Young Adult:
The Fault in Our Stars – John Green
Juvenile:
The Maze Runner – James Dashner
Graphic:
The Boxcar Children #1 – Shannon Denton
The Boxcar Children #2 Surprise Island – R. Worley
The Boxcar Children #3 The Yellow house Mystery – R. Worley
The Boxcar Children #4 Mystery Ranch – C. Long
The Boxcar Children #5 Mike’s Mystery – C. Long
The Boxcar Children #6 Blue Bay Mystery – R. Worley
Teen-tober 2020
Written By: Tina Hunt
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Nov•
09•20
Teen-tober 2020
Instagram Contest Winner – Amanda Crowl
Congratulations!!!
October TAB Picks
Written By: Tina Hunt
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Nov•
09•20
Juvenile
The Water Castle – Megan Frazer Blakemore
Young Adult
The Bone Houses – Emily Lloyd-Jones
Meet the Sky – McCall Hoyle
Graphic Novel
Camp Spirit – Axelle LeNoir
September TAB Picks
Written By: Tina Hunt
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Sep•
16•20
Juvenile
The One and Only Bob – Katherine Applegate
Young Adult
They Wish They Were Us – Jessica Goodman
Graphic Novel
Doodleville – Chad Sell
Written By: Meghan Vorisek
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May•
06•20
MAY IS…
Join our challenge! How many books can you fit into the next thirty days?
GET CAUGHT READING:
- a book about local history
- a book about a place you’ve always wanted to go
- a book set in space
- a book you’ve never read before
- a childhood favorite book
- a book recommended by a friend
- a horror story
- a book you’ve only seen the adaptation of (movie, tv, etc.)
- a how-to book
- a book longer than 500 pages
- a book SHORTER than 50 pages
- a book about food
- your mother/father/guardian’s favorite book
- a book in another language
- a book about time travel
- a western story
- a prize-winning book (Nobel, Caldecott, Newberry, etc.)
- a comic book (or graphic novel)
- a book of poems
Leave a comment: what are you getting caught reading this May?
Written By: Meghan Vorisek
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Apr•
26•20
Universal Class Roundup
Written By: Meghan Vorisek
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Apr•
18•20
Expand Your World
This week, welcome to the at-home version of knitting club…or creative writing workshop…or even cooking class! While the library is closed and events are at a standstill, you can still explore new skills and hobbies, on your own or with family. The Crawford County Library System partners with Universal Classes to share free lessons on just about any subject you can imagine: here’s a roundup of some easy, low-commitment offerings accessible with your library card. Dive into a new hobby, see what speaks to you, or just kill a few hours reading about soap-making – it’s all up to you.
Build a Home Bakery
Write Your Next Masterpiece
creative writing for beginners
and, if you don’t want to write fiction but you do want to write fancy…learn calligraphy here
Arts ‘N Crafts
watercolor and acrylic painting
Become an Artisanal…Anything-Maker/Just for Fun
