Teens
MASKS ARE REQUIRED FOR AGES TWO AND OLDER IN ORDER TO PROTECT THE LIBRARY STAFF AND KEEP THE LIBRARY OPEN.
PARENTS: PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT WE DO NOT FILTER INTERNET ACCESS IN THE LIBRARY.
Register for Teen Writing Club
COMING IN FEBRUARY
Sign up with this link: Manga Club Sign Up
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NEED A BREAK FROM THE TEEN ROOM?
VISIT THE CREATION STATION TO MAKE YOUR OWN COMIC, DESIGN SOME JEWELRY, OR BUILD A MAZE FOR A MINIBOT.
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LOOKING FOR SOMETHING GOOD TO READ?
TRY ONE OF THESE AWARD NOMINEES:
Isinglass 2022 Nominees
Bloom, by Kenneth Oppel
Cinderella is Dead, by Kalynn Bayron
Don’t Ask Me Where I’m From, by Jennifer De Leon
Dress Coded, by Carrie Firestone
Inheritance Games, by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
The Magic Fish, by Trung Le Nguyen
Most Likely, by Sarah Watson
Running, by Natalia Sylvester
Rural Voices, edited by Nora Shalaway Carpenter
Show Me a Sign, by Ann Clare LeZotte
*Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You, by Jason Reynolds
Flume 2022 Nominees
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All These Monsters, by Amy Tintera
Be Not Far From Me, by Mindy McGinnis
Body Talk: 37 Voices Explore Our Radical Anatomy, edited by Kelly Jensen
Cemetery Boys, by Aiden Thomas
Foul is Fair, by Hannah Capin
A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, by Holly Jackson *audio book*
This Light Between Us, by Andrew Fukuda
Thoughts and Prayers, by Bryan Bliss
We Are Not From Here, by Jenny Torrez Sanchez
You Should See Me in a Crown, by Leah Johnson
*Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You, by Jason Reynolds
Games are located in the Teen Room! Ask to borrow a Switch at the circulation desk.
Find your next book
- Search NoveList for suggestions.
- Use the Teen Book Finder from the Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA). It’s a free app and database to help anyone who loves YA literature access the past three years’ of YALSA’s awards and lists. It is currently only available for iPod Touch, iPhone, and iPad. Visit YALSA’s site to try it out.
- Best YA of 2020 from YALSA
Download music & more with your library card
Rock out with the power of your NHPL library card on hoopla. Shuffle all of your borrowed albums on hoopla to create your perfect soundtrack.
The News Literacy Project is a nonpartisan, nonprofit that can help you develop informed, active news consumption practices. Try out Checkology, their interactive learning platform.
North Hampton Public Library subscribes to the Library Bill of Rights. The library provides access to all library materials for all users, including internet access, within the library’s policies regarding acceptable use of the internet.
NHPL offers direct, unfiltered access to the Internet, as part of its commitment to public access to information. It should be known that, in keeping with the American Library Association’s statement on Library Use of Filtering Software, filtering is not employed by the nhpl. More information. This commitment to provide free unfiltered access to information for all includes, but is not limited to, the NHPL public access computers, chromebooks/ boxes, laptops, and any other wired or wireless device used within the library.