Teen Read Week @ the Boyden Library

October 12 - 20, 2012

We invite you to visit the Boyden Library to celebrate Teen Read Week!  Check out the titles in our Teen Collection.

"Teen Read Week is a time to celebrate reading for fun and encourage teens to take advantage of reading in all its forms —books and magazines, e-books, audiobooks and more — and become regular library users."

from Young Adult Library Service Association, American Library Association 

Enjoy Some of the Books the New York Times Rates as the 100 Most Notable of 2011

Celebrate the New Year by visiting the library

and checking out a good book!

 

This Month's Booklists:

• Enjoy Some of the Books the New York Times Rates as the 100 Most Notable of 2011
• Roland Merullo to Speak Thursday 1/26 ~ Titles by Mr. Merullo available for loan from the Boyden Library

Vegatarianism is Not a 4 Letter Word: Library Display

 

Vegetarianism is not a 4 letter word

November Library Display

Read More About It! 

All of the materials on display are available for loan.

A Boyden Library Thank You

Thank you to everyone who supported our 

Parents’ Weekend Donate A Book Event.

The library received the gift of 45 books - all of the books will soon be featured on the library's New Books Display. 

Boyden Library "Donate A Book Event"

Be sure to visit the Library during Parents’ Weekend

Donate A Book Event

Visit our “Gift Book” table and select a title to purchase for the library

A special commemorative bookplate bearing your name and the name of your son or daughter, a favorite faculty member, coach, or a friend, will acknowledge your gift inside each book you give.

Library Hours: Thursday 7:45 am to 9:45 pm | Friday 7:45 am to 5:00 pm | Saturday 9:00 am to 4:30 pm

A Look Back at Library Events & Displays During the 2010/2011 School Year

A gift from the Appalachian Trail Fund in Memory of Nat Thompson

 Appalachian Trail | Appalachian Trail Guidebooks | Backpacking -- Appalachian Trail
All of the materials on display are available for loan.

Our February 1 School Meeting also featured a presentation on the Gabe's Journal Appalachian Trail Blog.