Teens
Tiny Art Show!
Visit our Events Calendar to reserve your kit.
November Books List
"Young Adult" books, intended for a teen audience, haven't been around for very long in the grand scheme of things (just since the 1960s). This month, we are taking a look at some classic Young Adult titles that are older than you!
How Old Is That Book?
Working on a school assignment and need resources? Searching for a great new book to read? Looking for ways to volunteer? Want to participate in programs with other students in grades 6-12? We’ve got your covered!
Are you in grades 6-12? We want to hear from you!
What do you want from your library? Join our Teen Advisory Board to share your opinion about new titles you would like to see in our collection, programs you would like to plan or see offered, and more. Your time at TAB meetings and programs can count as community service hours! Email Ms. Lisa, Youth Services Director, for more information or to register for our next meeting. New members (in grades 6-12) are always welcome! Check the Events Calendar for a current schedule.
The TAB is currently on break due to Covid-19. If you are interested in learning more or finding out when meetings resume, please fill out the following form:
Teen Advisory Board Information
Lit Loot is a new service just for students in grades 6-12.
Not sure what to read next? Looking for something new? Need a book for a school reading project and don’t know where to start looking?
We will select 3 library books for you to check out (all based on your listed preferences) and add a few surprises to create your own personalized Lit Loot bag. Return the books by their due date – the rest of the loot is yours to keep!
The library will contact you when your Lit Loot is ready for pick-up. You can request one Lit Loot per month.
Teen Lit Loot Request Form
Due to Covid-19 precautions, we will not be running out Summer Teen Volunteer Program in 2021.
Need to study for the SATs or an AP test? Use BrainFuse:HelpNow for live online tutoring for middle school, high school, and intro college. In addition to live tutoring, HelpNow features a Learning Suite, Writing Lab, and practice tests for SAT, ACT, GED and more!
For a full listing of the databases available, please visit our Databases A-Z page.
Need help passing that driver’s test? Then check out Driving-tests.org. LML has partnered with Driving-Tests.org to offer free online test prep for students preparing for their PA driving tests! Choose from several different permit tests, written specifically based on the state DMV materials. No library card number or personal information is needed!
The Pennsylvania Driver’s Manual is no longer available in print. Access the full manual online.
