Our teen department is on the first floor of the Main Library, just to the left of the front desk. New books are on the shelves in front. You'll find craft kits, magazines, computers, resource board, and a work area toward the back of the department. Stop in any time, we look forward to seeing you!
Year-Round Reading Challenges! Can you read 25 books a year? Middle school students, challenge yourself to read 75 books before high school. High school students, set your goal to read 100 books before graduation. Read for fun, read for prizes, read for the challenge!
After enrolling online in our free program you can record your reading in the online or stop by Teen Services at the Main Library (Woodmere Ave.) to pick up a bullet journal for a more creative way to track your reading.
Teen Events
Find the clues, solve the puzzles, and break the code before the time runs out!
Tired after a long day of school? Come unwind with an afternoon of crafting in Teen Services! Try your hand at 3D art, quilling, jewelry making, and so much more-- featured crafts vary by month, so there's always something new to try.
Join us to celebrate the 250th Anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth with refreshments, games, and conversation.
Bust a Move with Lizzie Bennet
Whether you're a Jane Austen fan, a Bridgerton enthusiast, or simply interested in history, this class will be a fun evening of dancing suitable for any Regency ballroom. You will learn a little social etiquette as you dive into some En
Contact Us
If you need research or homework assistance we're here! Just email a Librarian, live chat, or call the library (231.932-8500.)
Quick Reference
Links to the items teens request most. Find more under the Homework Help item above.
Current Events
Black Freedom Struggle in the United States
Gale in Context: Opposing Viewpoints
League of Women Voters
