Wednesday, November 29, 2006


Pizza & Pages
December 18, 7 PM
Read one of the hottest books right now - Uglies by Scott Westerfield - and join the discussion! On December 18 at 7 PM, enjoy a slice of pizza while you discuss the book with others. Can't make it? Let me know what you think by posting a comment. And if you liked the book, don't forget to read the rest of the trilogy - Pretties and Specials.

Anime Club
December 14, 6-8 PM
On December 14, from 6-8 PM, watch Final Fantasy Unlimited Phase 1 at Wood Library's hottest program - Anime Club! Recommended for ages 13 and older. Snacks provided. Stop on by and bring a friend!

Teen Cafe
December 7, 7-8:30 PM
If you never thought it was possible to have fun at a library...think again! Wood Library's Teen Cafe is THE place to be on Thursday, December 7. Starting at 7 PM, play video games and board games, surf the web, snack on food, warm up with hot drinks, and hang out with friends. Bring a friend or bring a game to share! I am always looking for help in setting up and taking down the equipment. If you're interested, just let me know!

Monday, November 27, 2006














The Teen Lounge has a new collection! Be sure to look for the YA Nonfiction now located behind the Fiction. Nonfiction is not only about biographies and boring reseach...Here you can find great titles like:
It's Happy Bunny: Love Bites
Insparation: a Teen's Guide to Healthy Living Inspired by Today's Hot Spas
Napoleon Dynamite: The Complete Quote Book
Teen Ink: Love and Relationships
MADvertising: A Mad Look at 50 Years at Madison Avenue
Alternacrafts: High Style, Low Budget Projects to Make
Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul
Guys Write for Guys Read
Skateboarding is Not a Crime: 50 Years of Street Culture

Don't see your favorite topic? Let me know and I'll help you get it!

Tuesday, November 21, 2006

Pizza & Pages - Monday, November 27 - 6-8 PM
Enjoy reading? Better yet, enjoy chowing down on a slice of pizza? How about 2 slices and a neverending cup of soda? Then join Wood Library's Teen Book Discussion Group, Pizza & Pages and have a conversation with others about that month's book over pizza. On Monday, November 27 at 6 PM, we will be discussing Walter Dean Myer's award-winning book, Monster. Right after the discussion and food, stay for the film And Then There Were None, a movie based on last month's Agatha Christie mystery book. Just when you thought the snacking was over with...popcorn will be munched on! Just simply show up if you're interested! See you there!

Tuesday, November 07, 2006


Have a story you want to tell? A poem you would like to have critiqued by others? Or just a book, CD, DVD, or video game review that you would like to submit? This is THE place for it! Show your thoughts that are outside of the box, here, inside the box!

Monday, October 30, 2006


Calling all artists and graphic novel fans...
On November 6 at 6 PM, Wood Library is excited and honored to host Phil Yeh's Graphic Novel Workshop! Who exactly is Phil Yeh? He is a nationally recognized cartoonist and writer, and is affectionately called “The Godfather of the Graphic Novel." He will share his experience in art and writing as well as his love of reading with local audiences. In the 1970’s, Yeh became one of the first cartoonists to write, draw and publish a graphic novel based on original material. The California artist is the creator of more than 80 comics and graphic novels. Yeh is proud of The Winged Tiger, a wordless graphic novel that has been voted one of the best 25 graphic novels in print. He has collaborated with George Lucas (“Star Wars”), Lynn Johnston (“For Better or Worse”), Kevin Eastman (“Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles”) and many more artists from around the world to develop materials to encourage young people to read and create for success. The graphic novel workshop that Phil Yeh will present is designed to inspire budding artists and writers to create their own works. Yeh shares his evolution as a graphic novel writer and cartoonist while encouraging others to enter the field. Audiences will have a chance to work with him and participate in the cartooning process. Bring a sketchpad! Contact me for more information!
Don't be left out! The Teen Lounge has a brand new newsletter! Get a heads-up on all the latest teen news and events happening at Wood Library. Grab your own copy of the Teen Scene hot off the presses next time you visit the library.
Did someone say programs? Stop by Wood Library every month and check out...

Teen Cafe - Come every month and discover Wood Library's new and improved Teen Cafe! Play videogames and board games, surf the web, chow down on food, quench your thirst, study, and meet up with friends. Meets every second Thursday of every month (some exceptions: December 7). Bring food or a game to share!

Anime Club - Watch the hottest titles in Anime every month. Munch on delicious goodies and grab some free swag! Recommended for ages 13 and up. Have suggestions? Let me know about them!

Pizza & Pages Book Discussion Group - Enjoy a slice of pizza while you enjoy discussing a book! Next on the agenda is Walter Dean Meyers' Monster and then Uglies by Scott Westerfield.

Interested? Send me an email and I'll give you more info.


Hi and welcome to the very first post of Wood Library's new blog - the Teen Scene. Here you can find out what Wood Library is all about. What can Wood Library offer you? Hang out in the Teen Lounge as you browse the latest music CDs, DVDs, audiobooks, magazines, and videogames and also check out best-selling books. Chat with friends and surf the web using our free Wi-Fi and Internet access. Meet up with friends to work on homework projects or to find a quiet place to study. Attend different programs every month like Anime Club, the Teen Cafe, and Pizza & Pages Book Discussion Group and meet others who share the same interests. Research colleges and get the answers to your questions on financial aid. Still need help? Librarians are always on duty to help.
So what's this blog all about? It's simple. I want to get to know you better! I want to learn your interests, thoughts, and what I can do to make the Teen Lounge an even cooler place.