Enter this student video contest "What My Library Means To Me" sponsored by Durham Public Library On The Move.  Create a 30 second - 3 minute video about what your library means to you and possibly win an awesome prize.  There are 13 prize packages for winning videos.  Deadline to submit is Feb. 28, 2012.  Any Oyster River Middle and High School students as well as Durham, Lee and Madbury residents between the ages of 10-18 are eligible to enter. (Family of DPL Staff, Trustees and GOTV Judges not eligible to enter).

Interested?  Go to http://www.facebook.com/DPLOnTheMove  for Rules, Entry Forms, Resources to get started.

Showcase your creative skills, win a prize and educate people about how libraries benefit communities!

  Join the Bookeaters, a middle school book group

on Wednesday, March 21st from 2:45-4:00 p.m.  March's book is "Wonderstruck" by Brian Selznick.  Ruth Wharton McDonald is the facilitator.  Walk from the middle school.  Pizza is served.  Books are available at the circulation desk.

Post a book review, poem, movie review, fiction story, travel logs, song lyrics on our blog.  We will try to meet once a month (the first Tuesday of every month).

                            

 

 

Check out our library calendar to see what's going on!

 

                This month's book is "Divergent"  by Veronica Roth.   Check out this action packed thriller!  Write a book review for our blog "Write Away" after you read this.  Email ekleinmann@ci.durham.nh.us to post your review.  We want to hear your thoughts on this new book.

Isinglass Awards - Books for 7th and 8th graders

Flume Awards - Books for highschoolers