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Today is the first day of Black History Month, and we've compiled some of our favorite books to help you celebrate all month long! Read reviews for: Two Friends and Honey, I Love. And learn more about the poetry of Maya Angelou and Langston Hughes. Read reviews for: Brown Girl...
Want a fabulous list of book recs to help your classroom, your library, or you celebrate Black History Month?
We’ve got you covered!
search our catalog for these recommended reads here.
looking for a few good books? Try Teen Reads reviews: http://www.teenreads.com/reviews
Here at Teenreads, we want to encourage everyone to enjoy reading just as much as we do. Lately, however, it seems as though many of our readers are having trouble finding books that speak to them as guys. Back in June, we decided to curate a collection of books coming out in May-June that featured male protagonists, male narrators, or just plain great storylines that all genders can relate to.
how’s your Guy-brary?
Pinecone Crafts!
Sunday, December 11, 2016 | 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Why even bother scouring the internet for book recommendations when you can get them all right here? Get ready to add these 16 upcoming young adult novels to your bookshelf! We went down the rabbit hole of Goodreads to see … Read More
What are you reading this month?
check our catalog here: http://at.mclib.net/2fyCVAC
It's Teen Read Week! if you are between the ages of 11 and 17 tell us what you are reading to be entered to win a Kindle Fire! drawing will be Saturday 10/15 at 9 am.
Howl at the Moon is back for its fourth straight year and this time around we've got Kentucky indie folk duo and WKMS Battle of the Bands 2016 winner The Savage Radley performing live in the library garden! As always, the concert is free and open to all ages. There will be free hot dogs and popcorn for attendees to enjoy plus cornhole! Official Howl at the Moon T-Shirts will be for sale leading up to and at the event.
Don’t miss Harry Potter everything here at the library in October!
Qudditch Training Camp 10/16/16 at 3 pm (teen program)
Hogwarts Homecoming 10/20/16 5-7 pm (all ages)
Read Like a Girl book discussion and craft club 10/23/16 at 3 pm (all ages)
Pokémon Go Meet-up at the Library
Friday August 12th at 5:00 pm
Meet at the Washington Street Doors. A lure will be set at the fountain and you can make a button to represent your team!
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Mario Kart tournaments on the big screen... Monday 7/11 at 1 pm @ mclib
http://ilistpaducah.com/articles/ilove-my-library/get-game
another fun teen program “Lawn Games Party”. we won’t have a program next week because the library will be closed on the 4th. Join us 7/11 for Mario Kart tournaments on the big screen- presented by Infinite Collectibles! https://www.mclib.net/docs/2016TeenSummerReadingFlyer.pdf
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Teen summer programs- Mondays at 1 pm this summer! click for more info https://www.mclib.net/summerreading/
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Besides the Mary Sue, I love it.
I made me smile, but I really don’t love it. I’ve read too many wonderful books to which any or all of these warnings could apply, including “apparently edited by chimpanzees”. I worry that people might fail to write good books because they think these warnings are real rules. There are no real rules. Tell good stories and tell them well and don’t leave the reader feeling cheated at the end.
(Now rereading the Arthur C. Clarke Novel of 2001: a Space Odyssey, which is actually a massive infodump with occasional moments of conversation, and I can’t work out how it could have been anything else. For that matter, Harry Stephen Keeler never wrote a novel that didn’t violate at least 16 of these warnings.*)
*I am not alone in my love for Harry Stephen Keeler. There’s a society, dammit.
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