Teens & Tweens

Reading Programs

L.I.T. Girls' Book Club

For ages 10-12 * Monday, April 13th, 20th, & 27th * 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM

Explore friendship and fun in the March L.I.T. Girls’ Book Club as we read The Homework Machine by Dan Gutman! Books available for checkout at our first meeting. Don’t miss out!

Volunteering Opportunities

Create For A Cause

Any Day of the Week

This Month’s Project: Color a Smile

April, 2026

Ages: 13 - 18

Welcome to the Create For A Cause program!— an easy, flexible way for teens to earn volunteer hours on their schedule. Stop by the library to pick up a kit, complete the kit at home, then return it to the library for volunteer credit. (The library does not provide community service hours or hours for court-mandated community service.)

Click here to see how you can receive volunteer credit.

T.A.B. Group

Saturday, April 18

For ages 13-18

2 PM - 4 PM

Join our Teen Advisory Board! Help plan our Summer Reading Video, share your ideas, and learn how to make your own mini zine. Bring your creativity, hang out with other teens, and enjoy snacks while you create!

Book Recommendations

Homework Help

Below is a selection of study and research materials. To see more, click here.

Live Tutoring

  • Brainfuse HelpNow-Brainfuse is an online learning platform that offers live tutoring, a writing lab, study tools, test preparation, and career assistance for students in grades K-12 and adults.

Languages

  • Mango Languages-Tweens & Teens can learn more than 70 world languages and dialects through a wide variety of adaptable exercises and learning activities. Students pick up new vocabulary, intuit unfamiliar grammatical structures, train pronunciation, and boost their cultural knowledge about their new language.