Teens

Students entering grades 8-12 can join us for writing prompts and games.

Students entering grades 8-12, we will meet at Kave Coffee Bar. Our theme this month is classics.

Students entering grades 8-12, we will meet at Kave Coffee Bar to talk about you favorite summer reads. 

Students entering grades 8-12 can join us at Kave Coffee Bar at 584 Tuscarawas Ave. in the conference room for summer book club. Pick one book nominated for the Buckeye Teen Book Award and we will discuss them. Find the list of nominated titles here.

Every April, on Poem in Your Pocket Day, people celebrate by selecting a poem, carrying it with them, and sharing it with others throughout the day at schools, bookstores, libraries, parks, workplaces, and on Twitter using the hashtag #

Meet local author, Kathryn Long.  She will discuss her latest book, A Deadly Deed Grows.
Kathy will also give tips and tricks on writing and getting published. 

Copies of her books will also be available for purchase.

Learn about the history of tea and tea time. Attendees will be learning about and tasting three teas, a black tea, a white tea, and a green tea, and what makes each tea distinctly different. You’ll also learn a little about the history of tea time and drinking tea.

Also known as picture recipes, visual recipes are a great way for people who have a difficult time reading or are just more visual learners, to find recipes and learn how to cook.  Libraries have always been and still are great resources for cookbooks containing many step-by-step photos, and now the Library can be the gateway to finding many more w

Psychologists like Carl Jung have recommended coloring as a relaxation technique that can have therapeutic benefits.   Mandalas have long been a familiar and acceptable way for adults to color, but recently there have been an abundance of beautifully rendered coloring books that have become available for adults.