9/3

Welcome Back! Eat some ramen, choose a new S adjective for SPLAT, make plans, tell us how your summer went . . .

9/10

It’s International Video Game Day Saturday! We’ll investigate apps to create your own video games while eating typical video game food and making an avatar or two.

9/17

Have an awesome day playing with Legos and watching . . . yup, you guessed it!

9/24

SPLATAKU!! Manga and Anime for all! Chopsticks for all! Onigiri for All! Shinigami for . . .

10/1

You know Thor, Loki, and Heimdall. Now meet the rest of that fun loving gang in Rick Riordan’s new series! Norse God WTQ.

10/8

Video, Board, Card! . Uh, yeah, Games! Tournaments? Check the blog.

10/15

Goosebumps!! Vote for (and watch) the scariest Goosebumps book/episode! Check the blog.

10/22

Get Away @ Your Library – Celebrate Teen Read Week with Post It Note Art on the Windows!! Yay!!

10/29

3 - 6 p.m. Zombie Prom! Get made up here - wear old light colored clothes and get gored up! Play zombie games, eat zombie food, dance zombie dances . . . Prizes to best dressed, best made up, best portrayal.

11/5

Video, Board, Card! Uh, yeah, Games! Tournament? Check the blog.

11/12

Because there has not been enough crafting and movie watching . . . Duct Tape (and/or pool noodle) Craft and a movie!!

11/19

Celebrate! A new Harry Potterish movie, International Game Day Saturday the 21st - Jill’s Last SPLAT!

There is no registration for SPLAT; just show up in the Library's meeting room downstairs at 3 p.m.

Monday, August 31, 2009

Vote!

Teens' Top Ten is a "teen choice" list, where teens nominate and choose their favorite books of the previous year! You can vote for three books. I hate to admit that I have only read one of the books on the list, Breaking Dawn (gee, wonder if anyone is voting for that????) I've read a lot of teen books this summer, they just weren't published in 2008!

So Go Here and check out the list! You may get ideas for more books to read. I did!

Voting is open Aug. 24 through Sept. 18, 2009. Winners will be announced in a webcast during Teen Read Week, Oct. 18-24.
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