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Your Friday Five

Battling Bullies

Welcome to the new Northeast Library blog series, Your Friday Five! Each week, the children's and teen staff will round up five of their favorite resources and reads around a certain topic.This Friday, we are highlighting bullying. With school back in session, it's important to shed a light on bullying in its various forms. Children and teens need to recognize the signs of bullying, know that it is not something to be tolerated, and feel comfortable talking to their peers and adults about bullying.

Your Friday Five

Labor Day

Welcome to Northeast Library blog series, Your Friday Five! Each week, the children's and teen staff will round up five of their favorite resources and reads around a certain topic. This Friday, we are highlighting Labor Day and the Labor Movement.

Mystery Thriller Book Club

September's book is "Broken Harbor" by Tana French

Elevator Temporarily Out of Order

The elevator at Northeast Library is temporarily out of order. The children's room and restrooms are currently only accessible by stairs. We apologize for the inconvenience. 

3-D Printing for Kids and Teens Recap

This summer the Northeast Library and MLK's Digital Commons collaborated on a 3-D printing class for kids and teens. At the first class on July 31 we learned about different kinds of 3-D printing and what kind of things 3-D printers make now and what they could make in the future.

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Popular and Classic Easy Reader Read Alikes

Welcome to the Northeast Library blog series, Your Friday Five! Each week, the children's and teen staff will round up five of their favorite resources and reads around a certain topic. This Friday, we are taking a look at some classic and popular easy readers series and matching them with new series. 

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Simple Summer Science Experiments

Welcome to the new Northeast Library blog series, Your Friday Five! Each week, the children's and teen staff will round up five of their favorite resources and reads around a certain topic. This Friday, we are highlighting simple summer science experiments to do at home with your children.  Are you experiencing a summer meltdown because your kids are riding your last nerve? Have your children forgotten what they learned all school year? Have you run out of fun ideas to do with your kids this summer? Have you heard the words “I’m bored” more times than you can count?

The Perilous Fight

This month marks the two hundred year anniversary of the burning of Washington by the British as a part of the (slightly misnamed) War of 1812.

Your Friday Five

Crafting Fun for the Whole Family

Welcome to the new Northeast Library blog series, Your Friday Five! Each week, the children's and teen staff will round up five of their favorite resources and reads around a certain topic. With the record heat, this Friday, we are offering up a selection of resources to keep the fun going for when you simply can't have fun outdoors. Go on, get crafty!

Mystery Thriller Book Club

August's book is "Defending Jacob" by William Landay

For August we're reading Defending Jacob by William Landay, the tale of Andy Barber an assistant district attorney, whose fourteen-year-old son, Jacob is charged with the murder of a fellow stu

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