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Stardust by Neil Gaiman

I loved the concept of this book and I loved the film.

Submitted by Kasha N.

Seeing Green by M.C. King

This book is a Hannah Montana book and is about Miley and Jake. Miley and Jake like each other but Miley pretends to go out with guy named Willis and make Jake jealous. In the end, they both go out.

Submitted by Justine P.

Pearl the Cloud Fairy by Daisy Meadows

This book is about trying to find the three magic feathers. Kristy, Rachel and Pearl have to find the magic feathers. The mean goblin is making everyone in Wetherbury gloomy and in the end the girls find the feathers and everyone is happy again.

Submitted by Justine P.

Eldest by Christopher Paolini

I loved the story because he put so much heart into it. It's the best fantast book I've read so far.

Submitted by Kasha N.

A Walk to Remember by Nicolas Sparks

It's a very good story about a young guy who slowly falls in love. I loved this book because it's sad and it's about love.

Submitted by Kasha N.

Tabby in the Tub by Baglio, Ben M.

A tabby cat has been at a welfare farm and is about to have kittens. The mailman rescued the cat and allowed the cat to live in his garden shed but the tabby is not the only pregnant cat in the neighborhood.

Submitted by Justine P.

The Gangs of New York by Herbert Asbury

This book is very good and interesting. It's about the gangs that shaped the city of New York

Submitted by Kasha N.

Doom by John Shirley

This is a thrilling book and very much like the movie and the video games they're based on.

Submitted by Kasha N.

The Green Mile by Stephen King

It's a thrilling book that leaves you on the edge of your seat.

Submitted by Kasha N.

Teen Tech Week

Teen Tech Week @ Oshkosh Public Library

Like books? Like making short films? Like pizza?

Come to Oshkosh Public Library’s Teen Tech Week event on Saturday, March 13th at noon in the lower level meeting rooms. We will be filming book reviews, eating pizza and playing board games (anyone in grades 6-12 is invited).

The Info on Video Book Reviews:
1. The book must be owned by the Oshkosh Public Library (if you have questions please contact Katie at 236-5205 or hedrington [at] oshkoshpubliclibrary [dot] org)
2. You must have read the ENTIRE book
3. You must have a permission slip signed (pick one up at the library on Saturday, March 13 or print one off here)
4. You may use props or costumes (there will be PRIZES for the most unique and creative videos!)
5. More details will be given out on Saturday, March 13, but if you have any questions please contact Katie

 

Teen Reading Ticket

 

Teen Summer Reading Program

2009 Teen Summer Reading Program
Express Yourself @ Your Library

Keep track of your reading minutes & when you hit 140 minutes return your summer reading ticket to the library or submit this form for an entry into the weekly prize drawings.

Earn extra chances for the weekly drawings by rating or recommending a book using the Reader Review form.

Need help finding a good book to read? Try the Teen New Arrivals page & rate your favorites!

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