Want to get involved, meet new kids, and have lots of fun?

There are some very cool and fun opportunities for you to get involved in the Youth Services Room at the Scarborough Public Library.

Bookworms Book Club meets every Wednesday after school from 3:00-4:00. It’s for kids who are in middle school. Together we choose a book we all want to read.  Then we talk about the book.  We have lots of opinions.  We laugh a lot and sometimes get silly.  We might decide which actors and actresses we’d like to see play the characters in a book if it was made into a movie.  Or we might try to decide what the main character would post on his or her Facebook status.  Once we used Legos to re-create a scene we liked.  Bookworms is lots of fun and no pressure!  We start up again on September 4th and we want YOU! 

Another fun activity is TAB, which stands for Teen Advisory Board.  This group meets twice a month on Tuesdays from 3:00 to 4:00, and also is open to middle school students.  TAB helps plan and promote library programs, like our Lockdowns.  Wouldn’t you like to get involved in planning the fun programs we offer?
















Finally, for grades 4-7, there is the Reader’s Theater Troupe. Have you seen this group? Do you like to act a little (but without memorizing lots of lines)? They have lots of fun performing stories for all ages using props and puppets.

This is a great time to get involved in one or even all three of these groups.  Stop by the Youth Services Room to sign up.

Happy Reading,
Connie