Minutes of Hillsdale Library's Teen Council Meeting for March 2nd, 2011
VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION!!!
1) Pokemon Free Play on Saturday March 26th, and Saturday, April 30th from 4-5 PM - spread the cheer!!! Tell your friends!!! Come!!!
2) MYSTERY IN THE LIBRARY event on Wednesday, April 6th from 4-5:30 PM. 3 teen council members have volunteered to play parts in the mystery as well as being "detectives." Contact Lisa if you want a part in this fabulous enterprise. Please come!! Lots of prizes!!
3) TEEN SUMMER PROGRAMS NEED YOU FEEDBACK AND INPUT. We have . . .
- Knights of Veritas - learn about the Middle Ages using real medieval arms, armor, and combat. Learn about knighthood and chivalry. Handle weapons and try on armor.
- Teen Mentor Workshop - learn to complete a craft and then teach it to younger kids!! Crafts include puppet assembly, making books, and creating painted papers.
- Bike Repair Clinic - get your bike ready for the summer!! Check safety, flat repairs, and gear adjusting. You do NOT need to bring your own bike - BUT YOU CAN!
- Build Your Personal Profile - for college!!! Become familiar with college applications, test taking, and work on your writing skills.
- Krump Dance!! - learn to dance aggressively and energetically in this dance workshop!!
- Teen Writing Workshop - hone your creative writing skills in this workshop!!! Build your writing toolbox!!!!
Let Lisa or Nancy know your top two choices right away!!!
Ink-Filled Page is a literary and art journal produced by Indigo Editing & Publications. The journal is published online quarterly. The Spring issue is just for creators in grades 6-12. Authors who earn publication also receive professional editing services on their selected stories. All contributors will have the opportunity to participate in readings and art shows to feature Ink-Filled Page work.
The deadline to submit to the Spring Youth Issue is February 28; Artwork deadline extended to March 21st
This year at Holt Adoptee Camp 2010 we danced to Walking on the Moon. It was fun last year at camp we danced to Imma Bea by the Black Eyed Peas. Every year at camp sophie and I do hip- pop at Holt Camp. At holt camp we danced to this song called the Butterfly Doors.
The movie takes place in China it is about a father and his teenage daughter they were in a horrible accident the father gets hit by a bus and his arm was crushed when they went to the bus someone bandaged up his arm. His daughter was born with a cleft lip she had to be turned away it is a sad movie and she gets her surgey.
It is about this guy and and he looks for a boy to carry on the family name and he finds a boy and he finds out the boy is a girl it is a good movie you should watch it sometimes.
Meet the Mirabal sisters - Patira, Minerva, Maria, Teresa, and Dede, - extraordinary girls who sacrifice the lives they know in the name of justice and freedom, in this historically based, whimsically-written tale that will have you laughing and crying.
Mary lives in a village surrounded by the 'Unconsecrated' or the hoard of the undead who have terrorized the small village for years before anyone can remember. Mary dreams of the world outside her village and the hope for land far away from the Unconsecrated. This chilling zombie apocalypse story will keep you turning pages all the way through.
Set in the emotional rebuilding years after WWII in the isle of Guernsey in the British Channel, this historical novel is a beautifully poignant compilation of letters that is well worth the read.
Dumped by 19 girls named Katherine, child prodigy Colin Singleton and his best friend take a heart-healing road trip where Colin hopes to prove mathematically that relationships are predictable and earn his way into adulthood as a certified genius.
Kate Malone's life is full of twists and turns, from her stress about getting accepted to Harvard, to the troubles of her friends and family. Journey along with her in this skillfully relatable novel as she discovers that she is only human, fraught with insecurities, doubts, and questions - and that's okay.
Augustine Burroughs tells the story of his uncanny childhood growing up the child of a delusional poet, who gave him up to her unorthodox psychoanalyst. Augustine finds himself amidst a bizarre family where everyday threatens his sanity...
Some mysteries are better left unsolved, as is with the case of missing Anna who preferred to be called Anastasia and spent her time writing obituaries. She was an enigma alive, but proves to be even more of one dead, as packages, songs and clues lead the reader to uncover the cryptic conclusion.
As you open the cover of this absurdist masterpiece, prepare yourself for a hilarious, nonsensical journey in which you'll discover the meaning of Life, the Universe, and Everything.
In this culture-rich paradox of a memoir, Beth Lisick takes us through her unpredictable and humorous California life as homecoming princess to alterna-mom as she tries to figure out what went wrong that made her who she is.
Nine year old Oskar Schell, grieving over his father's death in the 9/11 attacks, copes the only way he can... searching for a mystery. Oskar searches New York looking for the key behind his father's death along the way meeting an assortment of new friendships.
In this hilarious mash-up, meet the Bennet sisters like you've never seen them before! Now with a zombie plague on the rise in the town of Meryton, the sisters must battle the undead while attempting to manage marriage proposals and English Tea.
This novel focuses on the story of one of Vonnegut's commonly used characters, a poor sci-fi novelist named Kilgore Trout, and how he drove a man insane. This satire filled novel will have you laughing so hard you won't be able to turn the page.
This memoir reveals the truth about high school through the brutally honest words of Zoe Trope. Written by a teen for teens in poetic and contemporary style, you'll laugh and cry as you join Zoe on her quest for adulthood and freedom for the school she calls hell.
A book full of lies, this novel gives an enjoyable satire on both religion and the doom that our technology will inevitably bring. Prepare yourself for a religious experience that stops only as the world comes to an end.
A holocaust survivor, Wiesel gives his recounting of the horrific hardships he endured as the Germans transferred him about from concentration camp to concentration camp. An absolute classic, yet still enjoyable read, this book should be first on your list.
A classic epic poem with beautiful lyricism and poignant imagery, this tale is an essential for those interested in the art of literature and poetry. “Water, water everywhere, and all the boards did shrink. Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink.”
A hilarious satire on Republican extremism composed by comedian Steven Colbert. Indulging rants about things that are wrong with the country, and Colbert’s “knee jerk beliefs” on everything from the liberal media to environmentalists express the absurdly misguided persona of personified Republican America.
This is a modern book with a Romeo and Juliet twist. Albert Kim is a loner at school until he hangs out with the most popular girl over the summer. Can they hang out together during the craziest school year ever? Or are they destined to be apart?
Alex Kerner knows his mother would be shocked into another coma if she were to know the Berlin wall fell and capitalism was restored. In this entertaining German film, Alex goes to great lengths to protect his mother from the truth as he creates the illusion that the German Democratic Republic was left unchanged.
The sophomore album of Portland world music/jazz group Pink Martini featuring songs both toe-tappingly upbeat and enchanting & slow. Lead singer China Forbes's hauntingly beautiful voice, pianist Thomas Lauderdale's extraordinary playing, and the addition of the large variety of instrumentalists form an unforgettable combination.
The groups second album, DevilDriver really falls into their groove with this release. Still perhaps their greatest release to date, this album contains songs that will continue to define the group throughout its existence. The library's special edition copy also contains a live DVD of DevilDriver performing some of their best songs.
In this heart-breaking foreign film, meet Lucious a little boy with the heart of diva. In tutus and crowns, he lives in a suburb town filled with people who mock and fear anything different. Struggling to fit in, he finds himself and teaches his parents to accept him for who he is.
A movie that details the origins of Christianity, the events of 9/11, and the economic influence of the Federal Reserve, this movie is an absolute must-see for anyone who wants to understand the world they're living in. This will be by far one of the best documentaries you've ever seen, perhaps only to be surpassed by its sequel Zeitgeist II: Addendum.
The smash hit of the internet, brought to DVD featuring lovable quirky characters like Captain Hammer, Moist, Bad Horse, and Dr. Horrible himself. Sing along to all your favorite songs from this amusing and amazing musical... and be prepared for an unexpected ending!
Set in Communist Germany, this fascinating drama provides insight into the structure of society at the time, bringing a humorous but sobering perspective.
Posted on Thursday July 08, 2010 by Central Library
Which of these have you read? What was your favorite? If you haven't read them yet, click on a book title to place a hold on it in the library catalog.
what is love to you?is it a word? is it a feeling?how does it feel when you say it to me?or when i say it to you? do you get that warm feeling?or do you even feel anything at all?what is pain?is it a word is it the feeling you get when you fall and theres no one to help you back up...do you love me or do you hate me? does it pain you to see the black and blue you give me?...does it really pain you to see just what your doin to me?the tears runing down my face?how does it make you feel when im in pain because of you or when im afraid of you?does it make you feel good or do you even care?...so tell me now what is pain do you even feel any at all?what is love to you?do you feel any for me any more?
The Devil Does Exist
Hana-Kimi
The Demon Ororon
Fruits Basket
Inuyasha
Ouran High School Host Club
Black Cat
Mu Shi Shi
From Far Away
Vampire Game
Death Note
Bleach
Land of the Blindfolded
Kamikaze Kaito Jeanne
Claymore
D. Gray-Man
Loveless
Princess Tutu
Reservoir Chronicle (Tsubasa)
XXXholic
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Courtney Crumrin
