DUDE. LOOK AT THE PRIZES.
Ticket 1:
$10 Gift Card to Elements!
Ticket 2:
$10 Gift Card to Yetos!
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Don’t forget to enter your tickets into the drawing(s) for the prize(s) you’d like to try and win! You can’t win if you don’t spend your tickets. 🙂
Join us on February 11 for a FREE showing of The Princess Bride with audience participation! We will provide a script with a list of the callbacks and prompts as well as interactive items. Fun, food & a great movie!
Ages Teen and Up.
The movie will start at 6:00 pm, so join us early to get your supplies. 🙂
New Year, New Programs! Tweens and Teens can join us every Wednesday from 3:00-5:00 in the Community Room for Teen Lounge- video games, snacks, crafts, or just hang out!
Announcing the winners of our first ever 6-Word Short Story Contest! We received SO MANY entries it took us much longer than we expected to judge the submissions. Not a bad problem to have, but so hard. After much deliberation, we were able to narrow it down to these four winners. Two from grades 6-8 and two from grades 9-12. Winners received a small prize pack from the library.
November is NaNoWrMo, but with school, homework, jobs, sports, and everything, who has time to write a 50,000 story?! That’s why we’re doing a 6-Word Short Story Contest at the McArthur Library! Tweens and Teens in grades 6-12 are challenged to write a story in just six words.
Prizes will be awarded the top two winners in grades 6-8 and 9-12. Teens and Tweens may submit one original 6-word story. The contest is open from November 6 to November 30. Winners will be announced the first week of December. Winning entries will be featured on the library’s facebook and website.
Stories may be submitted via this form. https://forms.gle/VguMpyC8PbDujwuR9
Win fun prizes for reading and learning all summer long! Download and print out the summer learning log here and bring it in when you’ve finished to collect your prizes!
Teens in grades 6-12, be sure to join us for crafts, video and board games, snacks and time to hang out with friends, each Tuesday, from 3:00-4:30 after school!
Reviewed by a Summer Learning Program participant
Ultimately, this book frustrated me. I was really excited to read it, and though the idea of the book intrigued me, I was met with mediocre story telling, which really sucked because the importance of privacy and cyber security are things that I am passionate about. But I found all the characters to be flat, the secondary characters only there when convenient to solve a problem and disappearing when they weren’t needed for extremely long periods within the book. The dialogue was very frequently not very realistic and I felt that the main character did not really have a much of a personality, just being another pawn to get the ultimate message across. It is apparent that this book is agenda driven, and although it is an agenda that I can strongly get behind, the whole book felt more like a first draft. However, I can’t help but recommend it for the sake of the eye opening ideals outlined within it that will leave you thinking.
