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Teen Read Week
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Teen Read Week Resources
- 3 Books with Beat @ your library, Oct. 17-23, 2010
- 4 Read Beyond Reality @ your library, Oct. 18-24, 2009
- 5 Books With Bite @ your library -Resources for TRW 2008 Oct. 12-18
- 6 LOL @ your library - Resources for TRW 2007
- 6.1 What Makes Me Laugh by Authors Who Make Us Laugh
- 6.2 What Makes Librarians Laugh?
- 6.3 Humorous Web Sites for Teens
- 6.4 Humor Booklists Online
- 6.5 Comedy Movies Rated for Teens
- 6.6 Funny Manga
- 6.7 Funny Anime
- 6.8 Social Networking
- 6.9 Independent Program Ideas
- 6.10 Internet Program Ideas
- 6.11 Creative Program Ideas
- 6.12 Social Program Ideas
- 6.13 PR and Publicity Ideas
Welcome to the Teen Read Week (TRW) wiki. TRW is celebrated annually the third week of October. Visit YALSA's Teen Read Week resource pages. The Teen Read Week Committee will share additional Teen Read Week programming and resource ideas here, but the best resources for a wiki are the readers who add their ideas and share their expertise. Please take time to register and explore this wiki. Add and edit as you please to help us create the best Teen Read Week resource ever!
Teen Read Week Resources
50 Ideas for Teen Read Week
by Pam Spencer Holley (reprinted with permission)
1. Extended library hours
2. Addition of lots of paperbacks
3. Open House with food and volunteers to explain teen activities
4. Set up a Suggestion Box, then post suggestions with responses
5. Establish a Teen Advisory Group
6. Design and set up a website/blog/MySpace location
7. Collect and post teen reviews [offer some instruction in review writing]
8. Amnesty Week to coincide with TRW
9. Sleep-in with teens reading all night, followed by breakfast
10. Books to Movies festival
11. Laugh-In film festival with lots of old funny movies
12. Stand-up Comedy Night
13. Pizza Tasting Contest
14. Ice Cream Sundaes Contest
15. Night/afternoon of gaming
16. Sponsor a Battle of the Bands
17. Redesigned book jacket contest
18. Anime/Manga Character contest
19. Self-defense training session
20. Salsa dancing [or any other dancing style--hire an instructor]
21. Teen photo contest [ex. Potentially Funny Situations]
22. Talent Show
23. Program on being a clown
24. Book giveaways
25. Karaoke night
26. Scavenger Hunt
27. Duct-tape or other crafts
28. Murder Mystery Night [rewrite to murder a comedian]
29. Librarian Challenge [offer something silly in exchange for # books/pages read]
30. Free rentals of DVDs, VHS, audiobooks during TRW
31. Teen-produced Public Service Announcements
32. Partner [school and public library]
33. Family Activity--teens read to younger kids at library
34. Which book would you save from a fire?
35. Trivia contests [about comedians perhaps]
36. Contest to create new Knock-Knock jokes
37. Display photos of teens reading
38. School-wide read-in [during the day; after school; at a mall, etc.]
39. "Sock It to Reading"
40. Bulletin board filled with book title suggestions from teens
41. Teen Book Column in local newspaper; teen reviews
42. Teens read books to kids at hospital, day care centers, etc.
43. Paperback and/or Comic Book swap
44. Media Swap
45. Joke Swap
46. Tickets to a concert for readers
47. Contest to select teens for TV PSA [local station]
48. Radio talk show interview--teens and reading
49. Write a letter to your favorite author
50. Read-a-thon of teen writings
51. Podcast teens reading scary short-stories and put it on the internet
Professional Resources for Librarians
Share interesting journal articles, web articles, books, and other research resources about the importance of recreational reading for teens and current trends in YA lit.
Teens Buying Books at Fastest Rate in Decades
Is Young-Adult Fare Too Mature for Some of Its Readers?
How Parents Can Encourage Their Teens to Read
What You Don't Know about Teens and Reading
Laugh and Learn: Using Humor to Reach and Teach Teens
Collaboration and the Learning Community
Honnold, RoseMary. 2006. The Teen Reader's Advisor. New York: Neal-Schuman.
Jones, Jami L. "Somewhere to Walk and Someone to Walk With: Resiliency Experts Discuss How Libraries and Librarians Strengthen Youth." VOYA 27 (February 2007): 495.
Favorite Book Review Sites for YA Books
The ChildLit Wiki and Book Recommendation Engine
Reading Rants! -- Out of the Ordinary Teen Booklists!
Favorite Teen Magazines
List your teens' favorite magazines.
Teens Get Published Here
Where do you refer teen writers to get published?
When Teens Write Copyrighting services, writing tips, message boards, and more.
Teen Ink Teen Ink publishes a monthly magazine, books and a web site of teen writings.
Teen Lit Writer's Workshop, Book Reviews and more.
Fiction by Kids List of Teen Authors
At the Children Come First website, teens can submit book reviews for publicationand enter CCF Online Writing Contests
Teen Health and Wellness Rosen Publishing is looking for teens to share their personal stories for possible publication in a Web site for teens called Teen Health & Wellness: Real Life, Real Answers.
Young Writers Society Community forums for young writers. One of Writers Digest Top 101 Sites for 2006 & 2007.
Get the Word Out: 10 Ways to Promote Your Events
Here is a checklist to help you spread the word about your library's TRW events and programs:
1. There is a TRW display in my library
2. TRW is featured on my library's web site, blog and/or MySpace page
3. Information about TRW is in my library's fall newsletter
4. All library staff are knowledgeable about my library's TRW activities
5. Relevant local organizations have been informed about TRW and your library's TRW activities, such as the community center, 4-H club, area schools, parent organizations, etc.
6. Local VIPs such as town council members and/or state legislators, have been invited to attend any special TRW events
7. Local media outlets such as newspapers, radio stations and TV stations have been informed about TRW and your library's TRW activities via a press release (see the TRW web site for a sample press release)
8. My Teen Advisory Group (TAG) is involved in promoting TRW by writing letters to the editor, making a commercial for the public access channel, designing and posting flyers, creating and uploading a short informational video for You Tube, etc.
9. I or my TAG have asked my town council and/or state's governor to declare Oct. 14-20th, 2007 Teen Read Week in my town or state (see a sample proclamation on the TRW web site)
10. I have designated a member of my TAG or someone to be the photographer at my TRW events, and I will distribute the photos by posting them on the library's web site or Flickr account, sending them to the local newspaper and sending them to American Libraries at email@example.com.
For more tools and resources to help you get publicity, go to the Teen Read Week web site's Get Publicity" page.
Books with Beat @ your library, Oct. 17-23, 2010
The 2010 TRW theme can be interpreted in many ways. Programs, displays and contests could focus on poetry, audiobooks, the beat generation, street lit, books about music, and more. Beginning in April 2010, visit www.ala.org/teenread to register and/or for additional information and resources. Products may be purchased via the ALA online store beginning in April 2010.
Click on the links below to discover ideas or share your own:
- 2010 Theme ideas
- 2010 Programming Ideas
- 2010 Book & media lists
- Ideas for Using the Teens' Top Ten
- 2010 Events & Programs @ your library
Read Beyond Reality @ your library, Oct. 18-24, 2009
The 2009 TRW will be celebrated Oct. 18-24 with the theme "Read Beyond Reality @ your library." Visit www.ala.org/teenread to register and/or for additional information and resources. Products may be purchased via the ALA online store.
Click on the links below to discover ideas or share your own:
- Theme ideas
- Programming Ideas
- Book & media lists
- Ideas for Using the Teens' Top Ten
- Events & Programs @ your library
Books With Bite @ your library -Resources for TRW 2008 Oct. 12-18
Teen Read Week is Oct. 12-18! Visit the Teen Read Week Web site for more information, and use this wiki as a resource for sharing ideas.
Download the Books with Bite Annotated Pamphlet (PDF), with several booklists, all relating to the theme. Print on letter-size paper on a color printer, cut on the dotted lines, fold into panels and give your teens a pocket-sized guide to Books with Bite!
Planning for TRW 2008
Possible takes on the theme:
- Animals (Sharks, alligators, snakes, saber tooth tiger, bears, killer whales, wolves etc.)
- Cooking
- Techie books (Books with Byte)
- Monsters: Vampires, Werewolves, Dragons, Sea Monsters
- Edgy titles
- Non-fiction: Dinosaurs, Bytes—technology, Recipes, Philosophy
Web site resources
- Teen reads about "Dead, Dying & the Undead" from YALSA's Popular Paperbacks for YAs Committee
- MonsterLibrarian.com's young adult horror section provides reviews and lists of young adult horror fiction.
- Host a PacMan tournament for some biting fun! Free PacMan
- Host a Classic Movie Night. You can download free classic horror movies, part of the public domain here: Classic Horror Movies As the website states, "Find nearly two hundred full-length feature films, cartoons and newsreels from 1900 through 1960- all legal to view and download. Come back often for new movies."
- Have a "razzies" movie trivia night and compete for bite-size candy prizes. Or try to find all the mistakes in famous movies using this site: Movie Mistakes. Did you know that there were 34 mistakes in "High School Musical"?
- If you are an E-vanced Solutions user, why not do a Books with Bite online program? View a template at the CMRLS reading program site. Contact Maureen Ambrosino (mambrosino at cmrls dot org) to get it "exported" to you!
- In celebration of Young Adult Library Services Association's (YALSA's) Teen Reed Week™, readergirlz (rgz) is excited to present Night Bites, a series of online live chats with an epic lineup of published authors. The chats will take place at the rgz forum, Oct. 13-17, 2008. Learn more at readergirlz.com
Display Ideas
- Use your great non-fiction/recipe books to create a display and accessorize it with cooking utensils, pots, pans, etc. Then ask teens to bring in favorite recipes. For program ideas invite a Local Chef orrestaurant owner to come in and do a food program. Contest Idea - Teens Submit Recipes with Bite, Chili cookoff, recipe contest.
- Create a display where all the book covers have teeth!
Shark by Mark Carwardine (or any adult shark picture-y book)
Blue bloods by Melissa de la Cruz (bite marks)
Phineas Gage by John Fleischman
Chronicles of Vladimir Tod (2 books in series) Heather Brewer
Jurassic Park – Michael Crichton
Monster Book of Monsters (from Harry Potter)
- YA Vampire Book Display: If your teens crave more vampires, here's a list that they can sink their teeth into. Use some of these books in a fun, themed display during Teen Read Week.
1.Thirsty by M.T. Anderson
2.The Morganville Vampire Series by Rachel Caine
Glass Houses - #1 The Dead Girls' Dance - #2 Midnight Alley - #3
3.House of Night Series by P.C. Cast
Betrayed - # 1 Marked - #2 Chosen - #3
4.High School Bites by Liza Conrad
5.Blue Bloods Series by Melissa de la Cruz
Blue Bloods - #1 Masquerade - #2
6.Vampire Beach Series by Alex Duval
Bloodlust - #1 Initiation - #2 Ritual - #3 Legacy - #4
7. Vamps by Nancy A. Collins
8.The Good Ghouls' Guide to Getting Even by Julie Kenner
Good Ghouls Do by Julie Kenner - #2
9.Fendi, Ferragamo, and Fangs by Julie Kenner et al.
10.The Silver Kiss by Annette Curtis Klause
11.Boys that Bite by Mari Mancusi #1
Girls that Growl by Mari Mancusi #2 Stake That! by Mari Mancusi #3
12.Got Fangs? by Katie Maxwell
13.Vampire Academy Series by Richelle Mead
Vampire Academy - #1 Frostbite - #2
14.Twilight Series by Stephenie Meyer
Twilight - # 1 New Moon - # 2 Eclipse - # 3 Breaking Dawn - #4
15.You Suck: A Love Story by Christopher Moore
16.Vampire High by Douglas Rees
17. Braced2Bite by Serena Robar - #1
Fangs 4 Freaks by Serena Robar -#2 Dating for Demons by Serena Robar - #3
18.Vampire Kisses Series by Ellen Schreiber
Vampire Kisses - #1 (also available in graphic form) Kissing Coffins - #2 Vampireville - #3 Dance with a Vampire - #4 Coffin CLub - #5
19.Tantalize by Cynthia Leitich Smith
20.Peeps by Scott Westerfeld
21.The Last Days by Scott Westerfeld
22. Companions of the Night by Vivian Vande Velde
23. The Darkangel Trilogy by Meredith Pierce
24. Buffy the Vampire Slayer
25. Model by So-Young, Lee
26. L.J. Smith
The Fury Dark Reunion Night World Secret Circle The Awakening The Struggle
- Have local restaurants compete in a taste test or model a cooking contest after the Johnson and Wales University National High School Chef of the Year contest.[1]
- Host a cookie decorating party where students can decorate cookies like book covers or favorite characters. Take pictures and display them throughout the library.
Teens' Top Ten
Each year teens across the country have the opportunity to vote online for the annual Teens' Top Ten list of favorite titles. Help your teens prepare for the vote by promoting the Teens' Top Ten nominations, which are posted on the YALSA web site each April. Teens can read the nominations from April to October, then vote for their favorites.
Products for 2008 are now on sale via the ALA online store and through the ALA Graphics catalog.
Make sure you have Teen Read Week built into your budget. Use last year's information to estimate what next year's costs will be (didn't celebrate last year? borrow info from a library that did). If you want to expand on what you did last year, be ready with a rationale for your supervisor. Gather together statistics from your prior Teen Read Weeks. Can you show an increase in attendance at TRW events? An increase in visits to the web site? An increase in circulation of materials? All of these things can provide a rationale for expanding your TRW programming and building a larger budget to go with it. Check out the ALA online store for pricing of prior TRW products to estimate what you may need for 2008.
Teen Read Week 08 @ your library
Tell us your plans for Teen Read Week 2008 in this space. How are you and your teens planning on celebrating the theme Books with Bite @ your library?
Teen Read Week Events Across the U.S.
''''On Thursday October 21st, the West Leyden High School Media Center is promoting Teen Read Week by hosting a Beatnik Cafe!! http://missmonegato.edu.glogster.com/beatnik-cafe/ We are encouraging students to utilize our open mic format to do spoken work, poetry slamming, music, skits and performance pieces. We have also constructed several displays with books that highlight poetry and music, audio books, and books that are about "workin' the crime beat" as well as "books that make the heart beat" i.e., love stories.
On Thursday, Oct. 16, the Encino-Tarzana Branch Library (part of the Los Angeles Public Library system) celebrates "Books with Bite" with three horror experts - DEL HOWISON, owner of Dark Delicacies horror bookstore & editor of the Bram Stoker Award nominated horror anthology, Dark Delicacies: Fear, DEAN LOREY, author of Nightmare Academy & Nightmare Academy 2: Monster Madness, and WAIDE AARON RIDDLE, author of "The Chocolate Man." Teens will discuss their favorite "Books with Bite" and receive cool creepy giveaways including candy, horror ARCs, vampire teeth, Vampire Kisses bookmarks & more! Join us if you dare!
Vampire Kisses author Ellen Schreiber has graciously teamed up with the Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library (IN) for a system-wide book drawing and email Q&A for teens. In addition, IMCPL's branches are offering an array of programs highlighting "Books with Bite." Teens will gather throughout the week to create Vampire puppets, watch Vampire films, play Vampire trivia games, create duct tape roses, edible book covers, plus much more. All featured on the library's new "Teen Scene" blog.
Please celebrate YALSA'S Teen Read Week on Thursday, October 16th, 2008 at 3:00 pm in the Boston Public Library's Young Adult Room with local author Alisa Libby. Ms. Libby will lead a YA book discussion group about her book, 'The Blood Confession'.
On Friday Oct. 17, the Tuscaloosa Public Library staff will present a "'Twilight' Family Feud" game at Paul Bryant High School. The teams - the Cullen Family and the Quileute Family - will battle for dominance!
The Rancho Penasquitos Library (San Diego, CA) presents a monthly family movie on one Saturday each month at 12:00 p.m. October's date is October 18th. No registration is required, and all ages are welcome. Fitting with the Teen Read Week 2008 theme of "Books with Bite", we are pleased to show "Monsters Inc." Children and Teens will participate in a monster costume contest to win an iPod shuffle. There will be one Teen winner and one Child winner, and the contest will be at 2:00 p.m.
On October 13 the Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School Library (NJ) will show "House on Haunted Hill" from 7-9 pm. There will be a give away of Wax fangs, gummy fangs and a drawing for a copy of "Breaking Dawn" donated by River Road Books in Fair Haven. This will be the first of a kind event at RFH. In addition, we have had our book display available of vampire and werewolf books including the "Twilight" series, "Peeps" and various related books.
City of Commerce Library (Commerce, CA) will be having a visit from teen latina author, Sandra Lopez. She will be discussing her book "Esperanza, a Latina Story" on October 15, 2008 @ 3:00 p.m. Refreshments will be served and the first 30 teens will receive a Teen Read Week tote bag.
Clermont County Public Library (just east of Cincinnati, OH) will be celebrating with three systemwide passive programs: a systemwide short story contest, Stories with Bite, a branch passive candy guessing contest (Guess the number of candy corn in the jar to win its contents.), and a fun giveaway (vampire bite tattoos or candy vampire teeth) to visiting teens. Several of its 10 branches are also holding a "Books with Bite"-themed program: Amelia Branch: Teen Buffet 10/17/08 6:30-8:30 p.m. Celebrate Teen Read Week with food, fun & books; Felicity Branch: Books with Bite 10/18 1:30 p.m. Vampire genre will be the topic of storytelling and booktalks. Light refreshements; Goshen Branch: Teen Read Week Party 10/18/08 2 p.m. Make your very own photo cube with recycled CD holders; Owensville Branch: Twilight 10/16/08 7 p.m. Vampire and werwolf fans are invited to join us for games, crafts and snacks inspired by the Stephenie Meyer series; Williamsburg Branch: Creature Feature: House of Reptiles 10/16 7 p.m. Scott Braunstein and his traveling zoo will visit and discuss which reptiles make good pets and which ones bite. There is also a month-long Twilight book trivia contest. Here are the rules for Stories with Bite: 1) open to teens ages 12 to 19. 2)Short stories must be original and no longer than 4,000 words. 3) Stories must be typed and double-spaced. 4) Title and number pages on your story on top of each page. 5) Objectionable content or language will not be considered. 6) Fill out an entry form at any Clermon County Public Library. 7) Submit your stories at the circulation or reference desk. 8) All submissions become the property of the Clermont County Public Library. Submission deadline - 5:30 p.m. on October 18, 2008. Winners will be contacted during the week of October 27, 2008. Prize for best entry: 10" portable DVD player!
South Park High School Library (South Park, PA) is using the entire week to celebrate. Favorite Bite has students writing their favorite Book With Bite on apples that will be posted on the library doors. There is an Amnesty Day when students can return books and not pay a late fee (no matter how late). There is Vampires, Dinosaurs, Cupcakes, Oh My! which is a matching game where students match clues to the Bite themed books or authors of the books. I Vant to Find De Booook has students drawing a book title from a cauldron. They then use the OPAC to find the book which has Dracula's coffin hidden in the back pocket. Finally, Friday is Check Out and Win when each book a student checks out enters them into a prize drawing. Plus, this is also our Cook Off. This collaboration with our Culinary Arts teacher has her students cooking and a panel of judges (teachers, administration and students) judging. Each activity has a winner or is a prize drawing (gift cards to Barnes & Noble and Bruster's Ice Cream) and bookmarks and candy will be given out to all participants.
readergirlz will be hosting Night Bites, a series of online live chats with an epic lineup of published authors. The chats will take place at the rgz forum, Oct. 13-17, 2008, starting at 6 PM PST/9 PM EST each night. Participating authors include Coe Booth (TYRELL), An Na (THE FOLD), Mitali Perkins (SECRET KEEPER), Lorie Ann Grover (ON POINTE), Stephanie Hemphill (YOUR OWN SYLVIA), Lisa Ann Sandell (SONG OF THE SPARROW), Ally Carter (CROSS MY HEART AND HOPE TO SPY), Justina Chen Headley (NORTH OF BEAUTIFUL), Maureen Johnson (SUITE SCARLETT), Holly Black and Ted Naifeh (THE GOOD NEIGHBORS), Dia Calhoun (AVIELLE OF RHIA), Tamora Pierce (MELTING STONES), Holly Cupala (A LIGHT THAT NEVER GOES OUT), Christopher Golden (SOULLESS), Annette Curtis Klause (BLOOD AND CHOCOLATE), and Mari Mancusi (BOYS THAT BITE). Learn more at readergirlz.com
Patrick F. Taylor Science & Technology Academy in Jefferson, LA is ready to celebrate TRW. Every day students will have an opportunity to test their monster I. Q. and win a prize. We are going to erect a picture Monster Hall of Fame. Every student who adds a picture to the wall will win a prize. There will be a bookmark contest. We have a display of lots of vampire reads that the students may have missed after spending so much time with the Twilight series. Since all students have laptops, they will be receive a daily email highlighting the events of the day. So show your support of teen reading and bite into a vampire book today!
Oak Avenue Intermediate School in Temple City, California has an exciting week planned for TRW.
Monday, October 20: "Fangs for the memories author letters". Write a letter to your favorite author. If the author is alive and the letter is appropriate, we will look up the address and mail it to them. Be sure to include your return address and/or e-mail address so they can write you back. The teacher choices for best letters will receive and additional prize.
Tuesday, October 21: "Savor the flavor bookmark contest". Bookmarks must include the theme "Books with a Bite". Please make your bookmark black and white. Winning bookmarks will receive recognition and copies of their bookmarks will be available for the entire school.
Wednesday, October 22: "Recipes with a Bite". Staff and students will be encouraged to bring a copy of their favorite recipe. We will compile a recipe book and offer it for sale as a fundraiser in December to purchase more books for the library.
Thursday, October 23: "Sink your teeth into a good Book Swap". Monday through Thursday, bring up to 5 books to the library for the swap on Thursday. Books must be in good condition and middle school appropriate. Ms. Johnson will record the number of books received and you will be allowed to trade for the same number of books on Thursday. Ms. Johnson will invite you to the swap, time TBA.
Friday, October 24: Bookcrossing "Return to the Wild" release party and autographed book raffle. Bring a book to "release in the wild" to the library after school on Friday. We will register your book on Bookcrossing.com, journal it and make release notes. You will release your book to that location over the weekend for others to find and enjoy. Winners of the autographed books will be announced over the intercom on Friday during the reading of the morning bulletin.
While they last, students will receive a Halloween Shrek bookbag when they check out a book.
All participants will receive a raffle ticket for each event they participate in for the raffle on Friday.
The Reading Public Library in Reading, PA has a great fun-filled week planned. The week kicks off on with the Winners of the Map Other World Contest that was announced in September. There will be a Beyond Reality Fashion show. The teens will have an opportunity to create characters from books with materials we will provide and showcase them. Open Mic Night will be all about The I-Pod Shuffle. Teens get to showcase music that represents who they are. The Gamers' Club will be trying their luck with our Sci-Fi & Fantasy Games. We will end with a special showing of showing of the movie Jumper. Come join us! For more information go to: http://www.reading.lib.pa.us/youngadult.asp!
*On Thursday Octber 22, 2009 at 5:00 p.m. the Columbia County Public Library (Magnolia, AR.) is hosting a "Teen Open Mic Night" accompanied by pizza and drinks. This night is sure to be filled with enthusiastic teens presenting their own works, or their favorite works, under the categories of: poetry, spoken word, stand-up comedy, hip-hop, freestyle, non-ficion, dramatic scene, monologue, improv, and short fiction.
Program Ideas
Program ideas from a session facilitated by Beth Gallaway at the VT Library Association Conference in May 2008. The Vampire/Horror theme was very appealing to this group of YA Librarians!
Bite Me!
- Monster themed program with fanfiction contest, display of classic books & movies: Frankenstein, Dracula, etc; booklist with prizes
- Werewolf: The Apocalypse role-playing game (after school)
- word of mouth
- emails, blog, MySpace
- local public access TV
- local schools/class visis
- radio
- fliers
- school newsletter
- Community Values Youth
- Youth Involvement (TAC plans & implements)
- Reading for Pleasure
- Planning and decision making
- number of people who get prizes (by turning in a booklist)
- butcher paper on table (kids write what they thought of the program)
- debrief with TAC (interviews)
Books with Bite
- Sink your teeth into... vampires & horror books! Book display with teen recommendations
- Costume party and showing of an old B&W Horror movie
- Session in which teens make their own short film
- Posters in schools, library, stores
- Collaborative activities with school
- Publicity committee
- Community Values Youth
- Support (teens invite parents to come to program)
- ???
Go Goth!
- Show old vampire movies
- Promote Stephanie Meyer's new book, Breaking Dawn
- Costume contest with prizes for best Goth outfit
- Librarian makeover: make him/her Goth!
- Food: "Vampire Goodies" (ie cookies shaped like they have a bite taken out of them)
- Sponsor: Local funeral home?
- Posters
- Community values youth - teen input/appeal
- Creative Activities
- Reading for Pleasure
- Photos
- Public/school library cooperation to promote vampire series
- Show movies, host a costume contest & party.
- Link to online monster games
- Posters/Fliers
- Announcements/PSAs
- Reading for pleasure
- Constructive use of time
- Bonding to School
- Creative Activities
- Feedback/Surveys from participants
- Number of participants
Night of Horror
Description: Activities include design your own henna tattoo, costumes (dress as your favorite character) and special food: beverages that are the color of blood, desserts that denote book titles ( or food that sounds like a title or author's name (Roald Dahl/Jelly Roll)
- Newspaper
- Newsletter
- Student made fliers
- School websies
- Podcasts (use YALSA's podcast instructions!)
- Letters to English teachers
- Community values youth
- Creative expression
- Reading for Pleasure
- Achievement Motivation
- Markers/table covered with newsprint
Sink Your Teeth Into a Good Book
- Costume evening - come as a character from a book
- Vote for your favorite book online
- Write a short story to post online and be illustrated by anyone
- "Brace yourself"
- Sponsor: Local Dentist Office?
Marketing: Blog online a month before Assets: Community values youth Constructive use of time
- Creative Expression
- online form
- hard copy at library
This Bites!
- Edible Vampire books, Vampire movies
- Decorate the library
- Book displays
- Schedule with schools to host during teacher conferences
- Storytelling/Booktalking it up
- Website
- Myspace
- Cross curriculum - home economics
- Community Values Youth
- Teens vocal response
- Paper on tables for comments
- Watch circulation stats & attendance numbers spike!
Vampires Bite!
- School Library Program: Movie night during a parents group meeting
- Short horror story writing contest with books for prizes
- Horror Genre book club
- Halloween themed reading hour - little kids come in costume, teens read to them
- Promote voting for nominated titles on Teen's Top Ten List
- Book Cart decorating contest
- Painted library windows
- School newsletter
- Announcements
- Posters
- Reading for Pleasure
- Service to Others
- Creative Activities
- ???
- Stephanie Meyer's Book Club/Discussion Group
- Midnight showing of old B&W horror movies; teens invited to dress in costume; free popcorn and door prizes donated by business owners in community
- radio station
- PSA by kids (use YALSA's podcast instructions!)
- School/Public Library collaboration
- Word of mouth (personal invite by peers)
- Reading for Pleasure
- Creative Activities
- Community Values Youth
- Youth as a Resource
- Newsprint on tables
We Want Your Blood!
- Blood drive with students who are ELIGIBLE to give blood (meet age/weight requirements)
- During drive, students invited to come in vampire costume to "Read & Renew" to fill the Blood Bucket (with titles read)
- Display Stephanie Meyer's books, Blood & Chocolate, vampire & monster titles
- Invite teens to blog at event
- Refreshments: brownie bites & blood oranges
- Get English Dept on board! Extra credit for participating?
- MySpace
- YouTube
- Grade level competitions to fill the Blood Bucket
- Get Principal involved in some fun way
- Volunteering
- Reading for Pleasure
- Service to Others
- Achievement Motivation
- Blood Bucket (books read)
- Count of number of pints donated
LOL @ your library - Resources for TRW 2007
What Makes Me Laugh by Authors Who Make Us Laugh
The Teen Read Week Committee wanted to know when authors LOL, so we asked them, "What makes you laugh?" Here are eight shout-outs from Chris Crutcher, Dave Barry, Meg Cabot, Lisi Harrison, Cecily von Ziegesar, Mary Hogan, Chris Lynch and Dorian Cirrone!
"What Makes Me Laugh: I laugh when I finally get a book finished. I laugh when my publisher calls near a deadline and I DON'T have a book finished. I laugh when certain politicians say they have in mind the best interests of those who carry the biggest hardships, then create policy to make their lives harder. I laugh any time I see a little kid giggling. I laugh any time I see a big kid giggling. I laugh at any good joke; and I laugh at a lot of bad jokes. I laugh at puns. Shoot, I laugh at almost anything." --Chris Crutcher author of Staying Fat for Sarah Byrnes
"What makes me laugh most is Congress. Dogs can also be very funny, but I have to give the edge to Congress." --Dave Barry author of Peter and the Starcatchers
"A woman strutting out of the bathroom with toilet paper stuck to her heel gets me every time." --Lisi Harrison author of The Clique
"Freudian Slips: One night I was reading to my four-year-old daughter a rather boring picture book about Paul Revere. When I came upon the word 'timber' I accidentally said 'tampon' instead. I became immediately hysterical, laughing so hard tears were running down my cheeks. Of course my daughter thought I was insane and insisted that I continue reading, even though I had the giggles. Soon she had the giggles too and our giggles morphed into uncontrollable howls of laughter. It reminded me of my seventh grade biology class when I raised my hand to answer a question and I said 'orgasm' instead of organism. I turned purple and had to hide under my desk because my teacher was a man with a mustache and I could not look at him without bursting into hysterical laughter. By the end of class we were all under our desks." -- Cecily von Ziegesar author of Gossip Girl
"Reading (and writing about) characters' excruciating embarrassing social gaffes always make me laugh! Which is awful, since goodness knows I've committed enough of them!" -- Meg Cabot, author of The Princess Diaries
"SO many things make me laugh! I'm a human hyena. But, if I had to pick one, I'd say that I most often laugh at myself. All those mortifying moments in life that used to send me face-first into my pillow, now make me chuckle. Blush like mad, but chuckle. Like the time I was 13 and trying to impress a garage full of boys by balancing on a piece of wood. I fell (of course) and the rusty nail that I didn't know was sticking out of the wood was now sticking in my butt. Yeoww! The funny thing, looking back, was not the accident, but the way I casually stood up in front of all those howling boys, pulled the wood--and the nail--out of my rear and walked away like the Queen of England. The moment they couldn't see me, I burst into tears and ran home to my mom." --Mary Hogan, author of The Serious Kiss
"For better or worse, I find everything funny. In answer to the oft-asked "Is there any subject too serious to joke about?" I have to say, no. Because humor is how I cope. If I couldn't laugh when things get sticky, I would lose my mind. So I guess I would say what makes me laugh the most is humor where it does not belong. Humor in dark places. Humor in the midst of fear, grief, horror, I find exhilarating, life-affirming." --Chris Lynch author of Gold Dust
"The unexpected makes me laugh. Once when my daughter was little, we met the girlfriend of my son's math teacher. She wasn't anything like we'd imagined her. Later at lunch, still pondering what the math teacher's attraction to this woman was, my daughter burst out: 'Maybe she took a bullet for him!' " --Dorian Cirrone, author of Dancing in Red Shoes Will Kill You and the forthcoming Prom Kings and Drama Queens
Thank you to the authors for their thoughts and thank you to committee member Megan Fink for contacting these authors!
What Makes Librarians Laugh?
John Green's Brotherhood 2.0 Videoblog
Humorous Web Sites for Teens
List sites that have funny things for teens to do online!
eSpin the Bottle Tons of fun quizzes!
Chris Bliss Must See Juggling Finale
Humor Booklists Online
Have a list of YA humor books online? Share it here!
Comedy Movies Rated for Teens
Licensing for these movies is available at www.movlic.com.
13 Going On 30 PG-13
50 First Dates PG-13
Accepted PG-13
Ace Ventura, Pet Detective (Domestic) PG-13
The Adventures Of Joe Dirt PG-13
Airplane PG
Along Came Polly PG-13
American Graffiti PG
Anchorman PG-13
Anger Management PG-13
Annie Hall PG
Are We Done Yet? PG
Are We There Yet? PG
Around The World In 80 Days (2004) PG
Back To School PG-13
The Bad News Bears (2005) PG-13
Barbershop PG-13
Be Cool PG-13
Beauty Shop PG-13
Beetlejuice PG
The Benchwarmers PG-13
Big Daddy PG-13
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure PG
Billy Madison PG-13
Blades of Glory PG-13
Blue Collar Comedy Tour: The Movie PG-13
The Break Up PG-13
Bringing Down The House PG-13
Bruce Almighty (Domestic) PG-13
Calendar Girls PG-13
Chasing Liberty PG-13
Christmas With The Kranks PG
Click PG-13
Connie And Carla PG-13
The Cookout PG-13
Daddy Day Care PG
Danny Deckchair PG-13
Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star PG-13
Down To Earth (2001) PG-13
The Dukes Of Hazzard (2005) PG-13
Duplex PG-13
Elizabethtown PG-13
Empire Records PG-13
Employee Of The Month (2006) PG-13
Envy (Domestic) PG-13
Ferris Bueller's Day Off PG-13
The Fighting Temptations PG-13
For Your Consideration PG-13
Freaky Friday (2003) PG
Full of It PG-13
Fun With Dick And Jane (2005) PG-13
Ghostbusters PG
Groundhog Day PG
Guess Who PG-13
Happy Gilmore PG-13 Harold & Maude PG
The Haunted Mansion PG
Head Of State PG-13
Hitch PG-13
Hollywood Ending PG-13
The Honeymooners (2005) PG-13
The Hot Chick PG-13
How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days PG-13
The In-Laws (2003) (Domestic) PG-13
Intolerable Cruelty PG-13
Jersey Girl (2004) PG-13
Johnny English PG
Just Like Heaven PG-13
Juwanna Mann PG-13
Keeping Up With The Steins PG-13
Kicking And Screaming (2005) PG
Larry The Cable Guy: Health Inspector PG-13
Last Holiday PG-13
A League Of Their Own PG
Legally Blonde PG-13
Legally Blonde 2: Red White And Blonde PG-13
Liar Liar PG-13
Little Man PG-13
The Longest Yard (2005) PG-13
Love Don't Cost A Thing PG-13
Madea's Family Reunion PG-13
Malibu's Most Wanted PG-13
Man Of The House (2005) PG-13
Man Of The Year (2006) PG-13
Material Girls PG
Mean Girls PG-13
Meet The Fockers (Domestic) PG-13
Meet The Parents PG-13
Men In Black (1997) PG-13
Men In Black Ii PG-13
Miss Congeniality PG-13
Miss Congeniality 2: Armed And Fabulous PG-13
Mr. 3000 PG-13
Mr. Deeds PG-13
Must Love Dogs PG-13
My Baby's Daddy PG-13
My Best Friend's Wedding PG-13
My Boss's Daughter PG-13
Mystery Science Theatre 3000 PG-13
Nacho Libre PG
Napoleon Dynamite PG
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation PG-13
National Security PG-13
Nutty Professor 2: The Klumps PG-13
The Nutty Professor (1996) PG-13
The Pacifier PG
The Perfect Man PG
The Pink Panther (2006) PG
Prime PG-13
Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement G
The Producers (2005) (Domestic) PG-13
Rv PG
The Santa Clause PG
Saved PG
Serving Sara PG-13
The Shaggy Dog (2006) PG
Shanghai Knights PG-13
She's The Man PG-13
Sixteen Candles PG
Sleepover PG
Something's Gotta Give (Domestic) PG-13
Spaceballs PG
Stealing Harvard PG-13
Strange Brew PG
Stranger Than Fiction PG-13
Sweet Home Alabama PG-13
Talladega Nights PG-13
Tommy Boy PG-13
The Truman Show PG
Two Weeks Notice PG-13
Unaccompanied Minors PG
Uhf PG-13
Underclassman PG-13
Uptown Girls PG-13
The Waterboy PG-13
Wayne's World PG-13
What Women Want PG-13
While You Were Sleeping PG
White Chicks PG-13
The Whole Ten Yards PG-13
Wild Hogs PG-13
Win A Date With Tad Hamilton PG-13
Without A Paddle PG-13
You, Me And Dupree PG-13
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Azumanga Daioh, by Kiyohiko Azuma
Crayon Shinchan, by Yoshito Usui
Cromartie High School, by Eiji Nonaka
Dr. Slump, by Akira Toriyama
Excel Saga, by Rikdo Koshi
GTO, by Tohru Fujisawa
Hayate the Combat Butler, by Kenjiro Hata
Iron Wok Jan, by Shinji Saijyo
Maison Ikkoku, by Rumiko Takahashi
Ouran High School Host Club, by Bisco Hatori
Ranma 1/2, by Rumiko Takahashi
School Rumble, by Jin Kobayashi
Sgt. Frog, by Mine Yoshizaki
Tenshi Ja Nai, by Takako Shigematsu
Yakitate!! Japan, by Takashi Hashiguchi
Yotsuba&!, by Kiyohiko Azuma
Funny Anime
Fruits Basket
Full Metal Panic and Full Metal Panic: FUMOFFU
Yakitate!! Japan
Azumanga Daioh
Ouran High School Host Club
Fooly Cooly (FLCL)
Cromartie High School
Social Networking
Find blogs, podcasts, video clips, or other web funnies teens would like? List them here!
Independent Program Ideas
This is the spot to share those quick program ideas you put in the YA area for teens dropping by.
Teen Read-In Go to a local mall and ask permission to have a Teen Read-In at a popular/busy time at the mall. Have them wear hand designed t-shirts that match or buttons or sticker identifying them as cool teens that read. Promote in 'undercover' style with little slips of paper. "get caught reading - go to X spot. find us-we'll be there."
What can you do with a rubber chicken? Put it in a different place in your library every day of Teen Read Week! When teens spot it, they come to tell you where it is and what it is doing to receive a small prize.
Have a cartoon contest for best drawing and display in your library.
Have daily quizzes teens can pick up and return to the public library or school library for a small prize like a candy bar.
Take digital pictures of teens with their favorite books and post in the library for Teen Read Week.
Guess the number of wax lips in a jar for a prize drawing!
Funny Film Contest followed by a Funny Film Fest during Teen Read Week. Show the films and let the audience determine a People's Choice Award.
Have a scary story writing contest. It's close to Halloween and scary stories can be pretty funny. Winners and prizes can be announced at the end of the week.
Have kids drop by the reference desk; if they tell a (clean) joke to the staff, they can be entered into a drawing for prizes (gift certificates, etc).
Internet Program Ideas
Got a cool idea of an activity to do with teens on MySpace or your library's teen website? Share it here!
Do a survey using a free online survey program like Free Online Survey.com
Run an internet slang contest. Write a paragraph using slang abbreviations found on wikipedia. Those with correct interpretations of the paragraph can be entered in a drawing.
Creative Program Ideas
Share the craft and creative arts programs your teens love.
Silly cartoon Post 1-4 silly cartoon images (line drawings) and have teens post the tagline for the what's happening in the cartoon.
Ancient Text Messanging, Logographic - LOL @ Your Library Hieroglyphs design for cartouche making with air dry clay. Using the theme of LOL as text messanging, we will step back in time with ancient text, for a craft activity with clay. Designing your hieroglyph (logographic) aka text message or monikor and make a cartouch pendant with clay using clay carving tools. This will be an evening class for 90 minutes, with pre-registration for teens, 13-18 yrs.
Hoax Photo Contest Spiderman climbing the local courthouse? Bigfoot trying on shoes at a shoe store? A herd of cows hovering over the city? This project will appeal to your teens' humor, imagination, and love of technology. Invite teens to create a photo of a local setting and incorporating a fictional element. You can host a Photoshop Workshop for teens late in the summer to announce the photo hoax contest to follow. Post the photos during the week prior and the week of Teen Read Week for library patrons to vote for their favorites. Create categories for best Photoshop editing, funniest idea, etc. Award a techie prize like a nice flash drive or a small digital camera. Check out the photo submissions at Worth 1000 for inspiration.
Cartooning Workshop Invite a cartoonist to share his expertise in a hands-on workshop for teens. Cartoonists draw in many styles, so match your instructor to your teen audience. If you have a choice to make, bring the cartoonist's work to a Teen Advisory Board meeting and ask your teens to choose! Consider manga or superhero artists, caricature artists, or political cartoonists. Provide paper, pencils, and black felt markers for the teens to test their own talents.
Funny Short Story Contest Announce a humor-themed short story contest in August for Teen Read Week. Ask some of the Teen Advisory Board members to help with the judging. The winning story can be published in the newspaper or library newsletter during Teen Read Week. A gift card is a popular grand prize. Here is a sample set of rules:
1. Writers must be 12 to 19 years old.
2. Short stories can be no longer than 4,000 words.
3. Stories must be typed and double spaced.
4. Put the title and page number of your story on the top of each page.
5. Humor must have a major role in the story.
6. Type your name, your age, the title of your story and your phone number or e-mail address on a separate piece of paper and turn it in with your story. Do not put your name on your story so it will be judged equally with other entries.
7. Turn your stories in at the main desk or the reference desk.
8. Deadline is (insert date). No exceptions.
Gocks, Goth Sock Puppets Black and white socks are the bases for these quirky puppets teens love to make. Provide Goth trims: safety pins, chenille pipe cleaners and novelty yarn for hair, google eyes and buttons, pompoms and ribbons, beads and jewels, even iron-ons for tattoos! Schedule as a stand alone program or offer after school all week in the YA area of your library.
This above All: Know thy Duck Tape The Duck Tape Club celebrates all things duct tape at Duck Tape Club. Take a look at their contests, polls, projects, and trivia, and even wacky games (Whack a Wart?) Many duct tape projects are easy enough to do in an hour or less. Duct tape comes in many colors and several patterns so every teen's project will be unique.
Computer Cartooning Teach teens how to use Flash and make an animated cartoon on the computer.
Political Cartooning Talk about political cartoons, use this resource at Ohio State Univ.
Social Program Ideas
Bring teens to the library for a fun social event! Share your ideas here!
Try improv! Learn Improv has exercises to learn how or you can do a program based on the Whose Line is It Anyway Skits. Or contact your local improv group and see if they will do a program for free or at a reduced rate.
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Hayley McEwing, Practicum Graduate Student from Kent State University.
I just wanted to share my idea for Teen Read Week that I am using this year.
We will be hosting a "Book Swap" in the library. Students and staff will trade-in their used paperbacks or hardbacks for books of equal value. Students can begin bringing books in during September & October. I will keep a master list in the library to tally how many books each student contributes. On the first day of the Swap, students who have brought books will be given a ticket for each book they have contributed. Tickets [or 'book bucks'] can be used to buy books offered at the Swap. Books will be displayed on tables in the library and organized by genre.
One purpose of this activity is to increase student and teacher use of the library. Other purposes include: to encourage pleasure reading and to expose students to a wide variety of literature that their peers and their instructors are reading.
Here is an email that I sent to staff and students to promote the idea, and I also have a flyer that I made in Microsoft Word.
............................................................. [email]: In celebration of National Teen Read Week, October 14-20th, we will be hosting a Book Swap in the library. This is a great way to clean out your closet and bookshelves at home and make room for some new books! We will be collecting the books throughout the months of September and October, so remember to do a clean sweep on your book collections during your "Go Home" weekends.
The teacher and the student who bring in the most books to swap will receive a prize!
For more details about the Swap, please see the flyer that I've attached. If you have any questions, please see me in the library. ..................................................................
Melissa Moak
Mississippi School of the Arts
Brookhaven, MS
P.S. If this event is a huge success, I am considering making a Book Swap Area a permanent part of our library. Your thoughts on this are welcome!
My TAB members are very disappointed with the theme this year. I had to convince them it was not Laugh out Loud At your library's choice of a theme for Teen Read Week. I was very surprised by how emphatically they expressed their opinions on this matter. My library is planning a week of dropby/pickup activities. Monday-there will be a bookmark(top ten reasons to read for the fun of it) Tues-my system is having a staff day so all our libraries will be closed. Wed-we are handing out the LOL tattoos. Thurs-on our blog we will be taking suggestions from teens to make our library more inviting and exciting for teens. And Fri-we are hosting an after-hours Scary Movie Lock-in and showing The Birds,(it is October after all.) Has anyone else had their teens balk at the theme and the constant use of Acronymns/text talk?
Allison Madsen Salt Lake County Library System South Jordan, UT These views are my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer.
We hold a Teen Read Week photography contest every year. Here's a link to the promotional flyer that's posted on our website: [3] We've also hired two performers associated with Second City to host a comedy improv workshop for teens, and will be showing a comedy movie - "Blades of Glory."
Donna Block Niles Public Library District Niles, IL
We are planning a super TRW this year! Our Beatnik Cafe will have a teen band as well as a folk artist on Monday. Tuesday is the Otaku Anime Club meeting. Teens Read @ Family Storytime on Thursday. The week will wrap with a Gaming Day including DDR on Saturday afternoon. I am planning on having a drawing during the week. They can enter if they borrow at least two books. My TAB is suggesting an I-Pod for a prize; I hope for a kind supporter!
Thank you for offering this Wiki to exchange ideas and information!
Sharon Savage New Castle Public Library New Castle, PA
Each year for teen read week, I have a "Caught Reading" program that involves the entire high school staff. The Friday before teen read week begins, I distribute "Caught Reading" passes to the staff accompanied by instructions to distribute the passes to students whom they catch "reading for pleasure" throughout the school day and during extra-curriculars. The students bring these passes to the library throughout the week and recieve a prize. It's Halloween time, so I use candy as the prizes; this year I was thinking Laffy Taffy to correspond with the theme. The staff has greeted this program with lots of enthusiasm and the students really enjoy it, too. It is also really interesting and hopeful to me to find that students are squeezing in read time during class breaks, at lunch, between tennis matches, etc.
Nicole Lash Hopewell High School Library Aliquippa, PA
We are planning to host another Teen Game Night as an after-hours special on Saturday, October 20th from 5-9PM. A display in the Teen Corner will focus on laughter and humor, and we will also pair up with a neighboring library for a Manga Exchange to kick-off TRW.
Nicole Marcuccilli Mills Glenview Public Library Glenview, IL
We are very excited for Teen Read Week here at the Eugene Public Library! Here's what we have planned...
1. Displays --Banned Books covers in the Children & Teen Areas --ALA Posters hung and bookmarks available in all three EPL facilities --Displays about Lois Lowry's books in the teen center and the Children's Center
2. Programs --October 5, 2007, First Friday evening programs: 6 p.m. Joy of Music adaptive arts ensemble; 7 p.m. Linda Ague, retired Eugene school librarian (and previous OEMA President) previews Lois Lowry's books focusing on those that have been challenged, restricted, or controversial for some reason. --October 10, 2007, 6 p.m. Free public presentation by Lois Lowry commemorating Banned Books Week and Teen Read Week; Lois will be introduced by Dave Fidanque, Executive Director of Oregon ACLU; 7:30 p.m. Eugene Public Library Foundation volunteer recognition event featuring guest Lois Lowry --Various dates, every EPL book group will discuss a Lois Lowry book in October; 2 adult book groups Downtown, 1 adult group at Bethel Branch, 1 adult group at Sheldon Branch, 1 teen book group Downtown, 1 "Tween Scene" (age 9-12) book group Downtown, and 1 "Book Buddies" (age 7-9) group Downtown. Most book groups are discussing "The Giver." The book buddies are discussing "Gooney Bird Greene". --Teen Poster Raffle! Teens can enter a contest to win some great posters by filling out a review of a favorite book, CD or movie!
3. Other --I Read Banned Books button distribution at all three EPL facilities
Traci Glass Teen Services Librarian Eugene Public Library - Eugene, OR YALSA/AdLit.org Patrick Taylor Sci Tech Academy Library: Jefferson Parish Public School, Louisiana
We have lots of fun things going on in the library all week. We have a display called,"Comic Wall of Fun." Students are being asked to bring in comics to add. All of our students have laptops, so I am sending daily emails with links to the smartgirl survey and teen's top ten voting available to them. For every joke told to the librarian during the week, the students get a piece of candy as a prize. Only one joke per day is allowed. I have designed a bookmark contest, and there will be winner from middle school and one from high school. The winners each get a $20 gift card from Barnes & Noble.
Our main event during TRW is a coffee house that is held after school in the middle of the week. Students come to the library to hang out, read together, listen to other students (and teachers) play accoustic music and students read some of their written works. I also have an on-going scavenger hunt in the library (of course with prizes) and a homeroom door decorating contest. Homeroom doors are judged near the end of the week and a local pizza shop is donating pizza for the winning homeroom. To promote our activities, I have my student library helpers make a video to play over the morning announcements. I also have displays around the library and an area set up for students to look through and vote on this years Teens Top Ten.
-Betsy Busch, Librarian Hopewell Area High School Aliquippa, PA
Booneville Junior High
With the YALSA theme "Books with Bite," our library club planned a week long celebration that included prizes and programs. Just to say thank you for coming into the library, students were able to spin a wheel for prizes which included candy, pass to get the front of the lunch line, pass to get a fine paid, or a pencil. Also, each day at lunch we held a special program and offered a chance to enter a drawing for the "Twilight" books. Monday we had a presentation about the history of Vampires and Bram Stoker's "Dracula". Tuesday we showed "Nosferatu" a 1921 movie based on Bram Stoker's book. Wednesday and Thursday, the library club members told scary stories in the dark. Friday we had popcorn and talked about our favorite books. Then we promoted our upcoming book talk with "Uglies" and drew for the "Twilight" books. The week was a success with many student coming into the library.
Niane McMillan Booneville Junior High Booneville, AR
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Just wanted to share some pictures of the Teen Read Week display my co-worker and I put together. To check it out, visit my blog, Zee Says: [4]. It is supposed to look like a teen's backpack and locker.
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How much were the Obama's paid by al Qaeda for the
MANPADs???? Obama's allegience to al Qaeda
is greater than his to the US Constitution
but there was still probably a quid pro quo.
How much were the Obama's paid by al Qaeda for the
MANPADs???? Obama's allegience to al Qaeda
is greater than his to the US Constitution
but there was still probably a quid pro quo.
Since he is the only one who could authorize a cross border attack, this only make sense.
Depending on a guy to make a decision who has a consistant record of voting "present?"........Priceless.
THIS is the gold in hillary's mine.
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Only the CIC can authorize an international military action. The CIC was AWOL so when the forces already mobilized automatically had to be told to stand down because the CIC WAS WITH REGGIE!
The price was too damn high.
And if I may add, the fellow who had painted the target would have only done so if he knew there was someone ready to fire on it.
Is that when the stand down was issued?
The Clinton vs Obama thing WILL required lots of popcorn.
" Since he is the only one who could authorize a cross border attack, this only make sense."
Of course. No CBA(cross border authority).
It couldn't have been Obama...He was in the shower...had to shave and dress and run for the plane to Vegas.
The title Commander in Chief applies to the military not the citizens.
Look it up.
Don't count on it. hussein will claim he was asleep, out on the back nine, wasn't consulted, at the men's club, having a toke in the WH garden or was conferring with Reggie in the Lincoln Bedroom. Everything bounces off Lord Rubber.
Thanks, I thought it was attack.
They could have videos showing Obama personally handing rpgs to the terrorists and then leading the assault, and they still wouldn't vote to impeach him.
from your keyboard to God's ears!
She lost that game in '07. She performed badly at the last hearing. She was sent packing from the Sec of State office. She's already been run over and the bus is backing up to take another run.
Don't be so sure. FACTS and reality mean absolutely nothing to this Marxist, his lapdog media, or even the lib-infested courts, not to mention our sickingly compliant RINO-run House.
I wouldn't be at all surprised of he is allowed to completely skate on this crime, laughing all the way.
Since he is the only one who could authorize a cross border attack, this only make sense.
This whole Ben Ghazi guy drives me crazy... /sarc
Wait till the meds wear off, then I will be a real crab.
Not Gold in Hillerys mine, they share the same pit.
I like the argument and I see it as problematic for Obama, however, it seems to me that he can simply say that he delegated this responsibility to a trusted subordinate.
But still, I am going to stock up on popcorn. ;>)
Until the 'investigators' start asking the questions we here had on day 2 of this fiasco, instead of playing softball and helping to guide the dems to freedom, nothing happens. Odds of that? almost nothing.
Ah, so Valerie Jarrett make the call.
There is no information that will make the Left turn on - or even question - Obama. Don't you see, to them, HE IS THEM - to question him is to question themselves. It's like water saying I'm wet. Not possible.
Maybe Huckabee is right, this might be the end for the Obamatron.
They may throw someone under the bus but it won't be Obamatola A$$ahola or Hillabeast
Just how many times will Bill let her take a hit before he speaks up? BC may just sit back and say nothing, but then again, he can't stand BO. I suppose it will depend on public reaction. Obviously 47% won't give a darn. Interesting times.
And wasn't General Ham recently replaced..errr...retired?
True, but she did not have the authority to act that night. Her wilful criminality was before and after the act.
0bama was notified immediately and automatically when the Benghazi consulate triggered the "Imminent Danger Notification System" alert. He did nothing.
Judge Jeanine Investigates Benghazi Gate Part 4 - 10/20/2012 video 6:53
Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer (U.S. Army ret.), former CIA Station Chief Gary Berntsen and former CIA operative Mike Baker
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There are three scandals here...
Denial of prior requests for security were a dereliction of duty. The lies and misdirection about the "video" after the attack were fraud and malfeasance under the color of authority. The inaction during the attack was something more than that.
The failure to act during the attack is the direct equivalent of desertion IMO.
ONE man had the authority to act that night.
EXCLUSIVE: CIA operators were denied request for help during Benghazi attack, sources say
0bama refused to act!
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o'stoner could be loading aborted babies into wagons with a pitchfork and the spinate would never impeach him.
Wasn't there a deal cut with hillary for o'stoner's campaign fund to pay her campaign debts back in '08? If I am remembering right there is a lot of leverage for he to stand in front of him.
I fear this will be a tempest in a tea pot and come to nothing but making the pubbies look foolish. What came of the fast and furious mess? Nothing. For all the posturing and testimony not a thing came of it. Issa better have something this time or he is just trying to stay relevant.
I thought Trey Gowdy was the man-with-the-plan on this bunch of whistleblowers. Is Issa grandstanding him? Gowdy has more on the ball than Issa.
I saw a TV clip of a double amputee at a sporting event in Boston. Now, we're back to Benghazi. We need to be careful that this isn't a case of the Democrats working the media. The Democrat voters can't make the connection between Benghazi and their lives. A double amputee in a wheelchair at a Boston hockey game puts Obama's incompetence right in their face. The Washington Post and CBS and CNN are just now concerned about Benghazi? Nope. The Democrats realized that their failure at Boston was the real danger. Tie Benghazi and Boston together and the Democrats go shrieking back to hell.
billy has an entire host of very well paid and highly placed attorneys just waiting for him to snap his fingers. She's covered.
High crimes and misdemeanors.
As I see it, it all comes down to General Ham. What did he do and who did he contact?
...AND AND...the authority CAN NOT BE passed down
People don't care. Obama is urban chic- in Mommy jeans- and the people worship him.
They will say it is Fox News and the evil right wing- who are lying.
There is no way to win against Santa Claus.
Alternative theory. BO let someone else handle the entire situation. Think Panetta, Axelrod, Val jarrett, etc... Stand down order is given and no one else can take the blame. Obama is hiding more here than he cares to admit. He can never admit that he ignored the entire situation. That would be worse than going to sleep.
Related thread:
WaPo fact checker: Who rewrote the Benghazi talking points?
Check out the Ramirez toon with Obama in the Helicopter door....ala nixon.
Possible material...idea at least....
His "toons' can't be posted.
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Photo #23279
Last Name: Huff
First Name : Rufus
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Subject's City: Spokane
Subject's State: Wa
Subject's County: Spokane
Subject's Country: USA
Date: 1901-1920
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Comments: Rufus Huff (Nee: ) | Spokane Wa USA | 1901-1920 | Comments: *Bridgeport ave Spokane*The Many photos in this group was donated by Judy Jo Beardslee ( Thank You Judy!!) .Judy writes ** I don*t know much about these people ,other than they were friends of my Grandmother Lucia Frances LORD (Married name Jacobs) If anyone wants to contact write me please give them my address for it would be nice to communicate to them about my Grandmother .Maybe they would have some storys of them growing up together that would interest me ** Surnames include :HUFF,ROYFIELD,REYNOLDS,HOWELL,HENSHAW,HAWORTH,ROH,BOWEN, BRIGHT,ROWE,JACOBSEN,DYE,HAWK,STEVENS ,JOHNSON,WHITMORE,REICHLERING and others, The location is mostly the Pacific NorthWest Spokane , Medical Lake Natatorium Park ,Washington taken at the turn of the century 1900s . Many are from a camping trip where theres fishing ,hunting ,boating and swimming , These are truely incredible photos and well worth the browsing . Click at the bottom of this record to bring up the all the identified photos . Some submitted are mysterys . to bring these up with the identified photos go to the home page and type BEARDSLEE into the **Search the Comments sections ** Slot. Write email@example.com with questions . //Keywords: 23279
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