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It Happened Here: Silk Screening

December 17, 2018 | Teen Blogger | Comments (0)

Review by: Youth Advisory Group volunteers Zahra and RumaisaBranch: Lilian H. SmithName of the program: Silk ScreeningPresenter: Kingi An artist named Kingi came and taught us to silkscreen different type of fabrics and clothes. It’s a very easy process with various steps. Draw something of your liking, preferably using a black sharpie. Prepare your screen by […]

Teen Review: How to Choose a Good Book

October 22, 2018 | Teen Blogger | Comments (1)

Review by Samir, member of the Cedarbrae Youth Advisory Group Choosing books is a beneficial skill in many ways. Not only does it help you choose a good entertaining book, it is also useful for students doing research. In this blog entry, I will share a few of the techniques I use to pick out entertaining […]

Teen Review: Trouble is a Friend of Mine by Stephanie Tromly

October 20, 2018 | Teen Blogger | Comments (0)

Review by: Helen L, 15, member of Leaside branch Youth Advisory Group I really enjoyed reading this book. Some of the dialogues between characters were genuine and entertaining, and the characters' personalities are distinctive. Sometimes I feel they are not just the characters in the author's mind but the people in real life. If I […]

Teen Review: Super by Jennifer Cheng

October 20, 2018 | Teen Blogger | Comments (0)

Review by: Ryan K, 14, member of Leaside branch Youth Advisory Group After everyone in her family became supers, Bell is expected by everyone to become a Super of her own. When Bell fails to become a Super on recruitment Day, Bell is discouraged that she would not get powers. A villain from The Counter […]

Teen Review: Super by Matthew Cody

October 14, 2018 | Teen Blogger | Comments (0)

Review by: Ryan Khandaker, 14, member of Leaside branch Youth Advisory Group. After everyone in her family became supers, Bell is expected by everyone to become a Super of her own. When Bell fails to become a Super on recruitment Day, Bell is discouraged that she would not get powers. A villain from The Counter […]

Teen Review: Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon

October 1, 2018 | Teen Blogger | Comments (0)

Review by: Jenny, 15, member of Leaside branch Youth Advisory Group. This story takes place in Madeline Whittier’s house in Los Angeles, California. Her house is filled with pure white furniture and white walls, making her large collection of books the only thing that stands out. Madeline is a typical teenager, at first glance, except […]

Teen Review: The Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1: The Parker Luck by Dan Slott

October 1, 2018 | Teen Blogger | Comments (0)

Review by: John, 16, member of Leaside branch Youth Advisory Group. Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1: The Parker Luck tells us the very interesting story of how Peter Parker, an energetic and funny man, returns to being Spider-Man after being mind swapped with one of his enemies, Doctor Octopus. Not only must Spider-Man regulate what Doctor […]

Teen Review: Strange the Dreamer

September 24, 2018 | Teen Blogger | Comments (1)

Review by Sameen, age 15, member of Leaside branch Youth Advisory Group On the second Sabbat of Twelfthmoon, in the city of Weep, a girl fell from the sky. If I had to describe Laini Taylor's "Strange the Dreamer" in one word, I would call it entrancing. Not only can’the premise and plot teleport you […]

Teen Review: The Great Hunt

September 23, 2018 | Teen Blogger | Comments (1)

Review by: Susan, 13, member of Leaside branch Youth Advisory Group. From the very first page, I was met with romance, fantasy and breathtaking intensity. This story carries sadness, hope, joy and love. It showed me the importance of one’s country and the value of love and how much it can cloud your decision making […]

Teen Review: Around the World in 80 Days

September 18, 2018 | Teen Blogger | Comments (0)

Review by Lazim, member of the Albert Campbell Youth Advisory Group. Around the World in 80 days, written by Jules Verne, is an adventure book. The story revolves around Phileas Fogg and his servant Passepartout, and many others subsequently. The book starts out with Phileas Fogg making a bet with his friends at the Reform […]