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Cover of Indeliable, with art in each number of 2020

Download Indeliable, the annual celebration of poetry and art by teens in our community (PDF). Pick up a printed book upstairs at the library.

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This Just In! September 6–19

Black butler / Yana Toboso ; translation: Tomo Kimura ; lettering: Tania Biswas.
March / written by John Lewis and Andrew Aydin ; art by Nate Powell.
They wish they were us / Jessica Goodman.
Lessons from a dead girl / Johanna Knowles.
The lost Book of the White / Cassandra Clare and Wesley Chu.
Clown in a cornfield / Adam Cesare.
Sia Martinez and the moonlit beginning of everything / by Raquel Vasquez Gilliland.
Unbirthday / Liz Braswell.
Lobizona / Romina Garber.
Darius the Great deserves better / Adib Khorram.
The Black kids / Christina Hammonds Reed.
Kind of a big deal / Shannon Hale ; [interior art, Samantha Richardson].
The bridge / Bill Konigsberg.
We speak in storms / Natalie Lund.
We are not free / Traci Chee.
Elatsoe / Darcie Little Badger ; illustrations by Rovina Cai.
Black clover / story and art by Yuki Tabata ; translation by Satsuki Yamashita & Taylor Engel.
March / written by John Lewis and Andrew Aydin ; art by Nate Powell.
The inheritance games / Jennifer Lynn Barnes.
Step closer / by Scott Cawthon, Andrea Waggener, Elley Cooper, Kelly Parra.
Black clover / story and art by Yuki Tabata ; translation by Satsuki Yamashita & Taylor Engel.
The easy part of impossible Sarah Tomp.
Dragon ball super / story by Akira Toriyama ; art by Toyotarou ; translation, Toshikazu Aizawa.
Displacement / Kiku Hughes.
Legendborn / by Tracy Deonn.
Majesty / Katharine McGee.
All these monsters / by Amy Tintera.
 

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Display Your Artwork in the Teen Scene

Teens and tweens in grades 7-12: we are looking for your masterpieces! We are currently in the process of transforming one of the walls in the Teen Scene into a rotating art gallery featuring your artwork. We are looking for paintings, drawings, photography, anything at all that you have created and are proud of. Our goal is to make this space your space, so bring us your art. If interested, please fill out the Teen Art Submission Form and bring the form and your artwork to staff upstairs.

Take One, Leave One Books

Need books for high school? Free classic books used in high school and college courses are located on the west wall in the Teen Scene. Grab a copy, and bring it back or keep it. Feel free to highlight or take notes in the books. These aren't cataloged "library books" and don't need to be checked out, so no library card is required — just take what you need.