Pretty Little Liars-The TV Show!

Pretty Little Liars, the fantastically fun and suspenseful book series, is now being made into a tv series for ABC Family. If you are a fan of Gossip Girl or The Clique, Pretty Little Liars is definitely something to check out on the small screen or at the library. Here's a short recap:

Rosewood is filled with privileged girls like Alison, Spencer, Emily, Aria, and Hanna. These five friends are bound together by a horrible secret until the summer after seventh grade, when Alison goes missing. Now in high school, each of the remaining girls has a new secret. They think that no one knows about these things, until all four of them begin to get mysterious notes, e-mails, and text messages from someone by the name of A. The girls believe that Alison is back and ready to divulge their deepest darkest secrets. Is Alison alive? Who is sending these messages and what do they want.

Check out the trailer below and make sure to check out your copy of Pretty Little Liars series. (The newest installment Wanted will be out June 8).

Are You Destined to See The Last Airbender?

It's almost time! The live action version of The Last Airbender will be released July 2. Check out the trailer and look for our Last Airbender collection in the Juvenille DVD section.

Funny Library Video!

Get Your Zen On!

Try out some yoga at the library on Sunday, May 23 at 2 p.m. Click here to register.

Thinking About College?

As the end of school grows closer, many of your are starting to think about what happens after high school graduation. Whether you are a senior or a freshmen, it is never too early to start thinking about college. The library has a large selection of books for all aspects of education after high school. Stop by the Young Adult Non-Fiction section to find more!

The 75 Biggest Myths About College Admissions by Dr. Jerry Israel

Choices for the High School Graduate by Bryna J. Fireside

Countdown to College: 21 'To Do' Lists for High School by Valerie Pierce and Cheryl Rilly

Thinking About College: making the Right College Choice Technical, 2-Year, 4-Year by Annalise Silivanch

How Mysterious!

The Mystery Writers of America recently announced the winner of the prestigious Edgar Award, named in honor of the creepiest writer of all , Edgar Allen Poe. The winner of the YA award went to Peter Abrahams for Reality Check. So if you are looking for a good mystery, take a closer look at the winner and nominees below.

Get Dramatic!

Calling all drama queens and kings! Focus all that drama into something fun. Join us for our new Drama Club. Learn about acting and try out some theater games on Wednesday, May 12 at 4 p.m. Register to reserve your space today!