Teen

"Night and day. Summer and winter. Seedtime and harvest. Life and death. That's what Halloween is, all rolled up into one" (Bradbury). A book that holds a brief history of Halloween by masterful storyteller Ray Bradbury. Please register and join us to make your own Halloween Tree. You can pick up the book and supplies (while they last!) at the circulation desk. We will read the book prior to the meeting (no worries if you can't finish it!)  where we will make our tree and talk about what Halloween means to us and more!  

Celebrate the release of the latest book in Twilight Saga (yes, that Twilight) Drop in outside the library (a socially distanced project) and make a special bookmark. All participants will be entered into a raffle to win a copy of the new novel, Midnight Sun.

Join Kelly Kaon, a recent BHS graduate attending UCLA in the Fall, as she helps students navigate the college application process on Zoom.

Pick up your copy of Bradbury's short but amazing story, "All Summer in a Day" along with a special commemorative button. First nine people to sign-up will also get a free google cardboard! After reading the story out loud we will watch a cool rendition of the story on YouTube.  

Pick up a drawing pack from the library and join artist Joey DiZio as he teaches us to draw an infamous monster from Universal Studios oe just grab a piece of paper and pencil!  This will earn those who signed up for our summer reading program a ticket towards our raffle.