BURLINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY
22 Sears Street
Burlington, MA 01803
781-270-1693

Henna for Teens
Friday, October 9th from 3-5:30

Have you seen someone with Henna art, and wanted to take part? Well, here's your chance! Come in for a free henna tattoo at the Burlington Public Library on Friday, October 9th. Henna is all natural (chemical free) and is not permanent. You can make an appointment by calling the Youth Services at 781.270.1692 or stop by the Youth Services Desk while you're at the library.

Teen Game Day
Friday, October 16th from 4-6:00

It's Game Day at the Burlington Public Library!  Anyone in grades 6th-12th is welcome to drop by anytime between 4-6PM for food and fun. Game Day will include a Wii (Wii Sports, Mario Kart, Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games) as well as board games. Feel free to bring friends and any games you would like to play. Hope to see you here!

Teen Halloween Movie Matinee: The Ring
Friday, October 30th from 3-5:30

Up for a Halloween Treat? Anyone in grades 6 through 12 are welcome to come in for popcorn, a movie, and some Halloween candy! Of course a scary movie is in order. This month's movie is The Ring starring Naomi Watts and Martin Henderson. Remember any teen movie that is shown is rated PG-13- if you are under 13 we need a guardian's permission for you to see the movie!

Check out programs of the past here!

If you would like to be added to the monthly mailing list for teen events at the library email:

youngadulteventsatthebpl@gmail.com

Will be meeting every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month from 7:30-8:30. Please drop by! Walk-ins always welcome!

Meetings for October:
Tuesday, October 6th &
Tuesday, October 20th

Wondering what T.A.G. is? Click here for more information...

Helpful Links
for Teens

Homework Help

College Links

Job and Volunteer Information

Questions, Comments, Concerns?

Please feel free to contact the Assistant to the Children's Librarian, Shelley Mastalerz.

Burlington’s
Teen Top Ten
Vote TODAY!
(Running September 27-October 17)

So… the Young Adult Library Association (with the help of teens across the nation) chooses the Top Ten Teen books every year. There is a listing of the 25 Top Ten Nominations for 2009 at the library, and during Teen Read Week (October 18-24) we find out the winners! Let’s see if Burlington’s teens will agree with the results. For the next 3 weeks (September 27-October 17) teens can vote for his/her personal top 10 out of the 25 books that are nominated. Burlington’s winners will be chosen by how many overall votes a book receives. So pick up your ballot in the YA Fiction Section at the Burlington Public Library and vote away!

New Releases in YA

Coming soon will be a listing of new releases in both YA Fiction and Non-Fiction and an updated list of Wii and DS games.

YA Review Page

If you would like to write any book reviews (or game reviews) please email Shelley Mastalerz at smastalerz@mvlc.org.