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Young Adult, Tweens and Children

​Library books for teens and children open the door to imagination, learning, and personal growth. For younger readers, colorful picture books and engaging stories help build early literacy skills while sparking curiosity about the world.

 

As children grow, chapter books and middle-grade novels introduce more complex characters and adventures that encourage empathy and critical thinking. Teen collections offer a wide range of genres—from fantasy and romance to realistic fiction and nonfiction—giving young adults the chance to explore identity, relationships, and real-world issues.

 

Together, these books create a welcoming space where young readers can discover new ideas, develop a love of reading, and find stories that reflect their own experiences or inspire them to see beyond them.

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Book Picks

Young Adult

Blade of Secrets 

by Tricia Levenseller

In Blade of Secrets, a romantic YA fantasy adventure from the #1 New York Times-bestselling author Tricia Levenseller, a teenage blacksmith is forced to go on the run to protect the world from the most powerful magical sword she's ever made.

Tween

Beyond Mulberry Glen 

by Millie Florence

​Eleven-year-old Lydia Green loves her life in Mulberry Glen with her unusual family—until rumors of a dangerous force called the Darkness emerge from the forest. When her siblings’ mistake puts everyone at risk, Lydia must venture into the magical Valleylands. As she searches for answers, the Darkness begins to invade her mind, and she must find the courage to save her family.

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Children

Sea Dog

by Astrid Sheckels

Walter dreams of being a true sea dog, like the generations before him who earned their living on the ocean. Unfortunately, his only real skill is baking, so he spends his days selling breads and cakes—made from his aunt’s traditional recipes—at the village tea shop. But when an accident sends him on an unexpected deep-sea adventure, he encounters the legendary Big Boris and finally discovers what it truly means to be a sea dog.

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