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Alex Award
Best adult books with high teen appeal.

BCCLS Teen Page
Booklists and online book chat from the Bergen County Cooperative Library System.

Garden State Teen Book Award
Fave fiction and nonfiction for Gr. 6-12 as voted on by teens.

Guys Read
A site to help guys find stuff guys like to read.

New York Public Library Books for the Teen Age
Over 1,000 great reads arranged by genre & subject for ages 12-18.

One Book New Jersey
One book recommended each year for each category: children, teens, adults.

Outstanding Books for the College Bound
Fiction & nonfiction, popular & classic, recommended by the American Library Association.

Reading Rants! Out of the Ordinary Booklists

Ridgewood Middle School "Literary Lineup"
Recommended reading lists from GW and BF Middle Schools.

GW Middle School "Summer Reading list"
Required Summer Reading lists from GW.

Teenreads.com
Reviews, lists, interviews, chat--all about books & authors for teens.


teen life
info to come!



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the full YA program.

Thurs., Apr. 24 @ 6:00
Triple Play
1. Book 2. Food 3. Movie
6:00 pm Discuss Apollo 13 by Jane Austen
over dinner
6:45 pm Watch Movie
Apollo 13with Tom Hanks
(140 min. / rated PG)

Sat., May 10
Entry deadline for photography contest

Sun., June 8 @ 3:00 pm
Photography contest prize awards reception

Triple Play

1. Read Book 2. Eat Pizza 3. Watch Movie
Thursday, Apr. 24 @ 6:00 - 9:00 pm
APOLLO 13 by Jim Lovell
1995 movie with Tom Hanks
(140 minutes / rated PG)
Register Now!

Gripping true story of the 1970 NASA moon mission crippled by a mysterious, life-threatening explosion.
Award-winning movie made this line famous:
"Houston, we have a problem"

Ridgewood Through my Eyes

Digital Photography Contest for Teens

A call for entries form
Ridgewood residents in Grades 6-12
Entry Deadline: May 10, 2008

Inspired by
Marie Habernickel
who generously shared her joy in life and photography

Click here for details