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Writing Wednesday Tips for Teens - Week 2

Published by Jacquelyn White / October 28, 2020

National Novel Writing Month takes place throughout November. The goal? Write a least a 50,000 word first draft of a novel. This year I asked local Young Adult author, Frank Morelli, to share some tips and tricks for our aspiring teen authors.

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TeenTober: Going to College: Is it Worth It?

Published by Clemmons Branch Library / October 23, 2020

Tuition costs and student loan debt are continually rising, leaving many teens to face large financial hurdles in obtaining higher education. Join us for a discussion on whether or not college is still a good investment on Wednesday, Oct. 28 at 4:30 p.m.
Please register here: Registration

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#EPICReads Virtual Book Club

Published by Jacquelyn White / October 16, 2020

This book club is made for teens who love to read as much as I do and I'm making it easy to join me by making it virtual. Click through for details.

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TeenTober 2020

Published by Jacquelyn White / October 6, 2020

TeenTober is a nationwide celebration hosted by libraries every October and aims to celebrate teens, promote year-round teen services and the innovative ways teen services helps teens learn new skills, and fuel their passions in and outside the library.

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Get Ready for College and Your Career

Published by Mia Jordan / October 5, 2020

Thinking about applying for college? Planning out your career? Check out these free resources and webinars to help make your dreams reality.

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Mad Hatter's Virtual Book Club for Teens

Published by Mia Jordan / October 1, 2020

The Mad Hatter's Book Club meets virtually via Zoom. The participants (ages 12-18) research whatever they want related to a chosen topic. They could read fiction or nonfiction books, watch movies, read news articles, etc. We then discuss what we found out at our meeting. There is no pressure to speak. Be sure to wear a funny hat if you have one!

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