Welcome to the Teen Space
Currently, our teen (also known as the "young adult") collection includes 3285 book titles, including 358 graphic novels, and an expanded selection of non-fiction works in prose and graphic formats. We also feature 240 video games. New titles are added to the collection frequently and we welcome suggestions for these additions.
But did you know you can use your library card to check out more than just books? Your card enables you to check out digital books, movies, music, magazines and video games, also. Check out the book suggestions page to find where you can access these materials, and get started!
Keep in touch with us on Facebook or Instagram, and check out the Calendar of events to see our upcoming teen programs. We also have a Discord located in Activities for Teens where you are invited to discuss books and other media.
All teen programs are for people 12 to 18 years old, unless otherwise specified. We look forward to seeing many of you after the school day ends as long as you follow these basic policies from our letter to the Tecumseh School District. The letter is based on our library policies, which can be found here.
Contact Andy Jackson, M. Ed., Teen Services Librarian, with any questions or comments via email: ajackson@tecumsehlibrary.org
Girls Who Code
We have started a "Girls Who Code" club in at the Tecumseh District Library! Please click here for more details. You can sign up at the library in person, or contact Andy Jackson, Teen Services Librarian, for more details.
Post-Election Resources
From PBS Learning Media
PBS shared some resources about the recent election, along with what to expect in the future regarding our democratic process.
Raffle Winners for Teen Summer Reading Program 2024!
Thank you to Hopscotch, Musgrove's and Harvest Chocolate for donating prizes!
Hopscotch package: Kai Schumacher
Musgrove package: Camryn Nowak
Harvest Chocolate package: Rhea McGrew (not pictured)
*We had nearly 30 participants in the teen summer reading program this year. Those readers turned in a total of 64 raffle tickets (one for each book that they completed).