TWEENS & TEENS
Your library is a place of peace.
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TWEENS & TEENS BOOK GROUPS
Ages: 6th grade-8th
Current Book: "The Emerald Atlas" by John Stephens "...Before long, Kate, Michael, and Emma are on a journey to dangerous and secret corners of the world…a journey of allies and enemies, of magic and mayhem. And—if an ancient prophesy is correct—what they do can change history, and it is up to them to set things right...." Cookies will be served to keep up your energy! Please call or stop in to let us know you are coming! NEW! TEENS - HIGH SCHOOL AGE!
AGES: 9th grade+ Current Book: "The Princess Bride" by William Goldman Pick up your copy at the library!
Bring ideas to name your new book group! Please let us know you are coming!
Try the links on this page.They are fun and free.
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Browse the WLS catalog.Place holds on favorite items.
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new! Newbery Medal winner for 2012!
"Dead End in Norvelt" by Jack Gantos
Also take a look at the 2 Newberry Honor Books:
Inside Out & Back again by Thanhha Lai
Breaking Stalin's Nose by Eugene Yelchin
NEW DVDs!
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Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules |
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Lemonade Mouth |
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Gulliver's Travels with Jack Black! |
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, part 1
Place a hold to borrow new DVDs & more!
RECENT BOOK ARRIVALS
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NYS Tween Book Suggestions
NYS Teen Book Suggestions
TEENS HELP SUPPORT THE LIBRARY
GOOD IDEAS WELCOME
The Bedford Hills Free Library was presented with a check from the Main Street Arts Center.
The Arts Theatre performed a student driven workshop production of the iconic 1985 film The Breakfast Club by John Hughes. Proceeds going to the Bedford Hills Free Library and to the Infinity Repertory Theatre Company. Teen library patron Lindsay Ruzza brought up The Bedford Hills Free Library as a cause to support.
The Main Street Arts Center emphasizes its responsibility of the arts to impact on its audiences and the community.
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Involved in the production were: Nicole Follini, Catherine Saraceno, Ben DeUrso, Joe Coppola, Ricky Hvisch &
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Teens raise money for the library! |
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Teens in support of the Bedford Hills Free Library raised over $2,000 this
past Saturday, June 18th, from local residents.
Teo Viola (15), who grew up going to the library, was the event organizer and recruiter of local teenagers to help support the library. They gathered together at three sites in town to demonstrate their appreciation by collecting donations.
Many thanks to: Natasha & Sarah Cohen, Casey Crowell, Colleen Green, Stephanie Hon, Olivia Hopf, Claire Jeffers, Ryan Luparello, Conner Mullen, Lindsey Ruzza, Sophie Silverman, Stephanie & Teo Viola.
To read more: click here.
"HOT PICK"
*HOT PICK*
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Internet access is available in the library. Adult caregivers of minors must be responsible for internet sites their children view. The Bedford Hills Free Library takes care to peruse links we suggest for viewing. However websites and addresses are forever changing and we cannot be held responsible for their content. Please alert us to any questionable sites.











