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Come hang out at the Teen Café on early release Wednesdays. Middle and high schoolers can play the switch, create art, eat snacks, enjoy coffee, or work on homework. Feel free to hang out for a while or come and go as you please. Must be in Grades 5+ to enter the Teen Café. Ven a pasar un buen rato en el Teen Café los miércoles de salida temprana. L@s chic@s cursando las escuelas media (middle school) y media superior (high school) pueden jugar con el Switch, crear arte, disfrutar de refrigerios y bebidas, o trabajar en sus tareas escolares. Siéntete en la libertad de quedarte un buen rato o por el tiempo que desees. Debes cursar el 5º grado como mínimo para poder entrar al Teen Café. |
Create and respond to fun writing prompts, learn writing style strategies, play wordplay games, empower your voice during our open mic sessions, receive prizes, and write, write, write your masterpieces. Bring water, a snack, and a journal. Registration is strongly encouraged. Led by Jessica Amber. Redacta y responde a entretenidas sugerencias de escritura, diviértete con juegos de palabras, empodera tu voz durante nuestras sesiones de micrófono abierto, recibe premios y escribe, escribe, escribe tus obras maestras. Trae agua para beber, un refrigerio y un diario. Recomendamos ampliamente una inscripción previa. Dirigido por Jessica Amber Barnum. |
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Designed exclusively for the daring and curious, Banned Book Club is a safe and inclusive space for readers to explore literature that has challenged norms, defied censorship, and sparked important conversations throughout history. This month we are reading I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou. I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings captures the longing of lonely children, the brute insult of bigotry, and the wonder of words that can make the world right. Diseñado exclusivamente para seres audaces y curiosos, el Club de Libros Prohibidos es un espacio seguro e incluyente para que quienes participen puedan explorar la literatura que ha desafiado las normas, provocado la censura, y dado luz a conversaciones importantes a lo largo de la historia. Este mes leeremos “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings” (Yo sé por qué canta el pájaro enjaulado), escrito por Maya Angelou. I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings captura el anhelo de los niños solitarios, el insulto brutal de la intolerancia, y la maravilla de las palabras que pueden corregir el mundo. |
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Calling all anime enthusiasts who are looking to find their fellow anime community members! Join us as we start an anime club at the library! Whether you've seen every episode of One Piece or are just starting your anime journey, this club is perfect for you. We will screen some favorite anime movies/series as voted on by participants who attend. We'll have a manga reading nook where you can dive into the latest volumes of your favorite series, and snacks and beverages. This program is designed for middle and high schoolers. Registration required. ¡Llamando a todas las personas amantes del anime que deseen encontrar a otros miembros de la comunidad con el mismo interés! ¡Acompáñanos para iniciar un club de anime en la biblioteca! Ya sea que no te hayas perdido un solo episodio de “One Piece” o que apenas estés comenzando tu travesía por el mundo del anime, este club es perfecto para ti. Veremos algunas películas y series populares de anime, elegidas a través del voto por las personas que participen en el club. También contaremos con un espacio cómodo de lectura para disfrutar de manga, de manera que puedas sumergirte en los últimos volúmenes de tu serie favorita, y ofreceremos refrigerios y bebidas. Este programa está diseñado para estudiantes de las escuelas media y media superior. Se requiere una inscripción para participar. |
Dive into stories about books, libraries and more! |
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The library of the dead
by T. L. Huchu
Speaking to Edinburgh's dead, carrying messages to those they left behind, Ropa, when she discovers that someone's bewitching children, feels honor-bound to investigate until what she finds in the underground below the city rocks her world.
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The Hazel Wood : a novel
by Melissa Albert
Having spent most of her life on the run from uncanny bad luck, 17-year-old Alice ventures into a mysterious supernatural world to save her mother, who has been stolen away by a figure claiming to be a character from Alice's late grandmother's cult-classic book of dark fairy tales.
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Property of the rebel librarian
by Allison Varnes
Twelve-year-old June Harper, shocked when her parents go on a campaign to clear the Dogwood Middle School library of objectionable books, starts a secret banned books library in an empty locker
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Book Scavenger
by Jennifer Chambliss Bertman
After Emily and her family move to San Francisco, she teams up with new friend James to figure out the secrets of an odd book they find before the men who attacked Emily's hero solve the mystery or come after the friends
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Basalt Regional Library
14 Midland Ave | Basalt CO | 970-927-4311 | basaltlibrary.org
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