Check out some of the newest additions to Richland Library's Teen Collection. 

Check out what's new at Richland Library! 

Check out some of the latest additions to Richland Library's teen collection, below. 

You’ve waited all year for this moment.  It’s time to debut that gorgeous gown or cool tux. But most importantly, it’s an opportunity to share the fun of dancing, laughing, and making memories with your friends.  It’s prom season!

Giddy about gadgetry? Thrilled by Technology? If this describes you then join us on Monday, March 25^th from 6PM- 8PM for the Teen Tech Experience. Create your own stop motion animation like Tim Burton's Frankenweenie using the ReadyANIMATOR, play fun apps on the 42-inch touch screens, learn how to download FREE music using Freegal , and checkout Kindle Paperwhites, Nooks, and other entertaining technology that the library has to offer!

Are you working on your school research paper? Have you found tons of secondary sources, but not enough primary sources?  Do you feel like you've exhausted all of your research tools? If this describes you to a tee, then we've got a few tips for you. (And, no they don’t involve pulling your hair out or changing your research topic.)

It doesn’t have to be snowing or super cold outside to enjoy fantastic Winter Reads. Our teen collection features great winter and holiday titles that are both frightful and delightful.   Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater is a fabulous book. The title alone makes me want to grab a warm blanket.  You might also enjoy Phantoms in the Snow by Kathleen Benner Duble. 

As we bid farewell to 2012 we also close the chapter on some of the year's great YA books! But never fear... 2013 is shaping up to be a year of fantastic books!  With sequels to popular titles like Brodi Ashton's Everneath on the horizon and new book releases from authors like Lisa McCann and Cassandra Clare, 2013 is sure to be an amazing year of reading.

Fans of Fforde’s other works (the Thursday Next Series, Shades of Grey) will recognize the subtle and offbeat humor sprinkled throughout The Last Dragonslayer.  Fforde’s first foray into teen fiction follows the young Jennifer Strange, a not-quite 16 year old foundling who has taken on the task of running Kazam magical management.  When magicians across the country begin to have premonitions of the death of the last dragon, and something called Big Magic, Jennifer decides to get to the bottom of things by seeking out the last dragonslayer.  Magic, mayhem, twists, and turns ensue as Jennifer discovers the history of dragons, magic, and her own role in the world of magic.