Teen Zone
Looking for a great new book to read? Want to kick back with a few magazines? Need a quiet place to study alone or with friends? Come check out the Reddick Library YA Department!
Current YA Newsletter
Each month, Molly will write an updated YA newsletter. Just click on the attachment below to read it.
Events
All events are free to Reddick Library card holders & require no registration unless otherwise stated.
Teen Books on the Big Screen
Monday, February 20 @ 1:00 PM
in the library annex
The Green Lantern
Based on the DC Comic character, a test pilot is granted an alien ring that bestows him with otherworldly powers, as well as membership into an intergalactic squadron tasked with keeping peace within the universe.
2011
Rated PG-13
105 minutes
Teen E-Reader Petting Zoo
Tuesday, February 21 @ 5:00-6:30 PM
in the library annex
Have you been hearing a lot of buzz about e-books and e-readers, and would like to learn more? Stop in the Reddick Library annex anytime between 5:00-6:30 PM to try out a few different types of e-readers. If you already own an e-reader, feel free to pop by to find out how to borrow e-books & e-audiobooks with your Reddick Library card.
Introduction to Geocaching for Teens
Monday, April 23 @ 5:00 PM
in the library annex
Geocaching is a high-tech blend of hide-and-seek, scavenger hunting, puzzle solving, and navigating. It's also a great way to get outside to experience nature while having tons of fun with family and friends! Come to this event prepared to be inside and outside the library annex, and ready to learn everything you need to know in order to get started geocaching. All teens who attend this event will be entered into a drawing to win a geocaching starter kit!
Looking for Something to Read?
Check out the new reader's advisory website that was set up just for Reddick Library teens.
Homework Help
Ask A Librarian- Send a staff member your questions, requests, suggestions, or comments.
Internet Public Library- Features a directory of authoritative websites and links to on-line texts and newspapers.
Ask An Expert- Hundreds of experts in science, technology, and othere areas answer your questions for free.
High School Ace- A high school community featuring videos, blogs, curriculum, and more.
Teen Clubs
Anyone in grades 7-12 can join!
Anime/Manga Club
If you love anime & manga, this club is the place to be! On the following dates we will be getting together to view anime, discuss manga, play Japanese games, create comic characters, draw, & so much more! Snacks will be served.
The Anime/ Manga Club will meet in the library annex on the first Tuesday of the month from 4:30 to 5:30 PM:
February 7
March 6
April 3
May 1
Gamers Group
On the 2nd Tuesday of each month the annex is reserved just for teens who want to get their game on! Video games, all the board & card games you can handle, & plenty of snacks to keep your energy up!
Gamers Group will meet in the library annex @ 4:30-6:30 PM on:
February 14
March 13
April 10
May 8
College & Jobs
Preparing for College
ACT, Inc.- Learn more about the test.
GRE- Learn more about the Graduate Record Exams.
All About College- Contains a college directory, information on studying abroad, test prep, and financial aid.
College Scholarships, Colleges, and Online Degrees- Offers students of all ages information on a wide variety of subjects.
CollegeNET -Guide to colleges, universities, and graduate programs.
Kaplan
Financial Aid, Scholarships, and Grants
GuaranteedScholarships.com- Scholarships listed by school that require no interview, essay, portfolio, or competition.
FAFSA- Financial assistance for education beyond high school.
FinAid- The most comprehensive source for student financial aid information, advice and tools.
CollegeGrants.org- Helping you find funding.
FindTuition.com- Includes one of the largest scholarship search engines on the internet.
Colleges and Universities
Peterson's- The most comprehensive education resource on the internet
American Universities- Listing of hundreds of American and international universities and links to their websites.
College Board- Find official college planning and preparation tools to help you succeed.
LawSchool.org- A free site with information about various law schools.
Jobs
JobCorps-
Improving your Job Skills as a Teenager - The teenager's guide to the real world on-line.
Groove Jobs- Just type in your zip code to find jobs on your area.
Career Planning for Teens- Advice about applying for your first job.
Occupational Outlook Handbook- Contains hundreds of different jobs and their future demand.
Links
Internet Safety
XBlock
Web Wise kids
Internet Safety for Kids
Book Reviews
Reading Rants
Teen Reads
Flaming Net
Miscellaneous