TEENS (5th through 12th Graders)
Welcome to the NHPL Teen Page!
WINTER 2025 PROGRAMS (December – February)
FEBRUARY 2026
Middle School Book Club
Friday, 2/13 (@3-3:45pm) | Teen Room
Join us for our monthly Middle School Book Club meeting where the book is chosen by a middle school teen/is middle school reading level. All teens are invited (5th through 12th grade) to come join in for a great book discussion either in person or virtually using Zoom.
This month we are reading: The City of Ember (book of Ember, #1) by Jeanne DuPrau. Copies of the book will be available to pick up and check out at the main circulation desk after the pervious book club meeting.
A Zoom Link can be provided if virtual attendance is preferred.
*This free program is for teens (5th through 12th grade) only.*
No registration is required.
High School Book Club
Thursday, 2/19 (@3-3:45pm) | Teen Room
Join us for our monthly High School Book Club meeting where the book is chosen by a high school teen/is high school reading level. All teens are invited (5th through 12th grade) to come join in for a great book discussion either in person or virtually using Zoom. Snacks provided.
This month we are reading: I Am Not Jessica Chen by Ann Liang. Copies of the book will be available to pick up and check out at the main circulation desk after the previous book club meeting.
A Zoom Link can be provided if virtual attendance is preferred.
*This free program is for teens (5th through 12th grade) only.*
No registration is required.
NH Winterfest: Magic Fred at the NHPL!
Saturday, 2/21 (@10-11am) | Program Room
Happy North Hampton Winterfest! Join us as we once again host the magician Magic Fred here at the library to kick off North Hampton Winterfest and the start of our February Winter Break! Magic Fred will bring his magic to all of us at the library and leave us all truly amazed, wondering – how did he do that?!
*This Friends of the Library sponsored event is free and for all ages to come and enjoy!*
Register HERE starting on January 1st!!
Teen Graphic Novel Book Club
Thursday, 2/26 (@3-3:45pm) | Teen Room
Join us for our monthly Teen Graphic Novel Book Club meeting where the book is chosen by a middle or high school teen/is middle or high school reading level. All teens are invited (5th through 12th grade) to come join in for a great book discussion either in person or virtually using Zoom.
This month we are reading: The Last Kids on Earth (#1) (Graphic Novel) by Max Brallier. Copies of the book will be available to pick up and check out at the main circulation desk after the pervious book club meeting.
A Zoom Link can be provided if virtual attendance is preferred.
*This free program is for teens (5th through 12th grade) only.*
No registration is required.
CANCELLED – Teen Cupcake Decorating Contest: “Story with a Heart” Themed
Thursday, 2/26 (@5-6pm) | Program Room
Happy Winter! Let’s take a break during your vacation to try your hand at a tasty contest and a chance to win prizes!
Come in, get creative, and go home with a yummy creation (or two) and maybe a win a gift card prize. Prizes will be awarded around our spooky theme: “Story with a Heart”.
*This free program is for TEENS (incoming 5th graders through 12th graders) only.*
CANCELLED – Wizard of Oz Giant Clue is Back!
Friday, 2/27 (Sessions @1pm and 3pm) | Program Room
Was it Toto? In the Emerald City? With a bouquet of poppies?
Come in your best costume and use both body and wits in a giant-sized game of Clue to find out who killed the Wicked Witch of the East!
*This free program is for kids (7+), teens, and adults!*
North Hampton Public Library Youth Policy
Update November 2024
PARENTS: PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT WE DO NOT FILTER INTERNET ACCESS IN THE LIBRARY.
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