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Resources in the Youth Department
Internet is available in the
Youth Services Area!
Three (3) workstation has been set aside for Youth under 18.
Children 13 and under must have parents sign an Internet Permission Form before using the
Internet. See our Policy!
Books, Videos and Books on Tape
The Youth Services area contains a variety of books,
videos and books on tape for check out. The department contains over 31,000 items. Books
and materials designed for babies through adulthood can be found.
Board Books
Board books are designed for the youngest library users.
Designed with a sturdy hard board format for babies and toddlers to handle.
Easy Picture Books
From old time favorites to the newest authors are
available for reading aloud to preschool as well as children of all ages. Picture books
are also suitable for children whose reading skills are beyond the beginning reader stage.
Beginning Readers
Beginning Readers are designed and written for children
that are just learning to read. They offer large print, few words on a page, and easy to
read vocabulary.
Intermediate Readers
Fiction titles in hardback and paperbacks are available
for every age group. Some third grade titles are set aside to help this age group make the
transition from beginning readers to chapter books.
Young Adult Books
The young adult collection contain titles of interest to
teens in middle and high school.
Classics can also be found in this section.
Magazines
Children and Young Adult magazines are available for
browsing in the library. They cannot be checked out. Youth Services provides National
Geographic Magazine for checkout.
Games
Chess and checker sets are available to use in the
library. Puzzles, LEGO’s and toys are also available.
Choosing Books For Your Child
With so many books being published each year, it is hard
to decide what is good and what is not. To help you choose what is good for your child, a
variety of bibliographies are available to help you to decide. Remember you can always ask
the Librarian on duty for recommendations.
| Barstrow, Barbara |
BEYOND PICTURE BOOKS |
R j 011.62 Bar |
| Colburn, Candy |
WHAT DO CHILDREN READ NEXT? |
R j 011.625 Col |
| Freeman, Judy |
BOOKS KIDS WILL SIT STILL FOR |
Rj011.62 Fre |
| Freeman, Judy |
MORE BOOKS KIDS WILL SIT STILL FOR |
Rj028.162Fre |
| Gillespie, John |
BEST BOOKS FOR JUNIOR HIGH READERS |
Rj011.625 Bes |
| Gillespie, John T |
JUNIORPLOTS 3: A Booktalk guide for
use with readers 12-16 |
Rj028.162 Gil |
| Jensen, Julie |
ADVENTURING WITH BOOKS A Book list
for Pre-K-Grade 6 |
Rj011.62Nat |
| Lima, Carolyn |
A TO ZOO Subject Access to
Children’s Picture Books |
R j011.62 |
| Miller-Lachmann |
OUR FAMILY OUR FRIEND OUR WORLDAn
Annotated Guide to Significant Multicultural Books for Children and Teenagers |
Rj011.62 Mil |
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READING IN A SERIES: A SELECTION
GUIDE TO BOOKS FOR CHILDREN |
Rj016.813008 Rea |
| Rosenberg, Judith |
YOUNG PEOPLESBOOKS IN SERIES Fiction
and Non-fiction 1975-1991 |
Rj011.62 Ros |
| Spencer, Pam |
WHAT DO YOUNG ADULTS READ NEXT: A
Reader’s Guide to Fiction For Young Adults |
Rj016.813008 Spe |
| Strouf, Judie |
THE LITERATURE TEACHER’S BOOK OF
LISTS |
Rj809 Str |
| Thomas, James |
PLAY LEARN AND GROW: An Annotated
Guide to the best Books and Materials for Very Young Children |
Rj028.162 Tho |
| Trelease, Jim |
THE NEW READ ALOUD HANDBOOK |
PT372.6 Tre |
| Williams, Helen E. |
BOOKS BY AFRICAN-AMERICAN AUTHORS AND
ILLUSTRATORS for Children and Young Adults |
Rj016.810 Wil |
Parent Teacher Collection
The parent Teacher collection is a small collection of
books in the Youth Services department for parents, teachers and care givers to aid in the
raising of children. Everything from how to raise a gifted child, to potty training a
toddler can be found.
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Resources in the Youth Department
Internet is available in the
Youth Services Area!
Three (3) workstation has been set aside for Youth under 18.
Children 13 and under must have parents sign an Internet Permission Form before using the
Internet. See our Policy!
Books, Videos and Books on Tape
The Youth Services area contains a variety of books,
videos and books on tape for check out. The department contains over 31,000 items. Books
and materials designed for babies through adulthood can be found.
Board Books
Board books are designed for the youngest library users.
Designed with a sturdy hard board format for babies and toddlers to handle.
Easy Picture Books
From old time favorites to the newest authors are
available for reading aloud to preschool as well as children of all ages. Picture books
are also suitable for children whose reading skills are beyond the beginning reader stage.
Beginning Readers
Beginning Readers are designed and written for children
that are just learning to read. They offer large print, few words on a page, and easy to
read vocabulary.
Intermediate Readers
Fiction titles in hardback and paperbacks are available
for every age group. Some third grade titles are set aside to help this age group make the
transition from beginning readers to chapter books.
Young Adult Books
The young adult collection contain titles of interest to
teens in middle and high school.
Classics can also be found in this section.
Magazines
Children and Young Adult magazines are available for
browsing in the library. They cannot be checked out. Youth Services provides National
Geographic Magazine for checkout.
Games
Chess and checker sets are available to use in the
library. Puzzles, LEGO’s and toys are also available.
Choosing Books For Your Child
With so many books being published each year, it is hard
to decide what is good and what is not. To help you choose what is good for your child, a
variety of bibliographies are available to help you to decide. Remember you can always ask
the Librarian on duty for recommendations.
| Barstrow, Barbara |
BEYOND PICTURE BOOKS |
R j 011.62 Bar |
| Colburn, Candy |
WHAT DO CHILDREN READ NEXT? |
R j 011.625 Col |
| Freeman, Judy |
BOOKS KIDS WILL SIT STILL FOR |
Rj011.62 Fre |
| Freeman, Judy |
MORE BOOKS KIDS WILL SIT STILL FOR |
Rj028.162Fre |
| Gillespie, John |
BEST BOOKS FOR JUNIOR HIGH READERS |
Rj011.625 Bes |
| Gillespie, John T |
JUNIORPLOTS 3: A Booktalk guide for
use with readers 12-16 |
Rj028.162 Gil |
| Jensen, Julie |
ADVENTURING WITH BOOKS A Book list
for Pre-K-Grade 6 |
Rj011.62Nat |
| Lima, Carolyn |
A TO ZOO Subject Access to
Children’s Picture Books |
R j011.62 |
| Miller-Lachmann |
OUR FAMILY OUR FRIEND OUR WORLDAn
Annotated Guide to Significant Multicultural Books for Children and Teenagers |
Rj011.62 Mil |
|
READING IN A SERIES: A SELECTION
GUIDE TO BOOKS FOR CHILDREN |
Rj016.813008 Rea |
| Rosenberg, Judith |
YOUNG PEOPLESBOOKS IN SERIES Fiction
and Non-fiction 1975-1991 |
Rj011.62 Ros |
| Spencer, Pam |
WHAT DO YOUNG ADULTS READ NEXT: A
Reader’s Guide to Fiction For Young Adults |
Rj016.813008 Spe |
| Strouf, Judie |
THE LITERATURE TEACHER’S BOOK OF
LISTS |
Rj809 Str |
| Thomas, James |
PLAY LEARN AND GROW: An Annotated
Guide to the best Books and Materials for Very Young Children |
Rj028.162 Tho |
| Trelease, Jim |
THE NEW READ ALOUD HANDBOOK |
PT372.6 Tre |
| Williams, Helen E. |
BOOKS BY AFRICAN-AMERICAN AUTHORS AND
ILLUSTRATORS for Children and Young Adults |
Rj016.810 Wil |
Parent Teacher Collection
The parent Teacher collection is a small collection of
books in the Youth Services department for parents, teachers and care givers to aid in the
raising of children. Everything from how to raise a gifted child, to potty training a
toddler can be found.
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