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Perler Beads crafting program
We had a lot of fun on Tuesday, September 9 while hosting almost 40 after school students who did Perler Bead crafting lead by Megan Rapp-Frye!
Monthly Clubs
October Teen Book Club: This month’s teen book club choice is Promise Boys, by Nick Brooks! Please contact the library soon if you would like a copy! The Teen Book Club discussion is on Tuesday, October 28, 2025 from 2:45 PM-3:45 PM at Tecumseh High School. Light refreshments will be served. You do not have to be a student at Tecumseh High School to participate in the teen book club! If you have any questions, please contact Andy Jackson, Teen Services Librarian, at ajackson@tecumsehlibrary.org
Past teen book club titles:
| June, 2024 | Refugee | Alan Gratz | Historical Fiction | Fiction | ||
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| July, 2024 | Refugee | Alan Gratz | Historical Fiction | Fiction | ||
| August 2024 | Siege and Storm | Leigh Bardugo | Fantasy | Fiction | ||
| September 2024 | Furia | Yamile Saied Mendez | Realistic Fiction | Fiction | ||
| October 2024 | The Weight of Blood | Tiffany D. Jackson | Horror | Fiction | ||
| November 2024 | Unbroken (YA version) | Laura Hillenbrand | Inspirational | Non-fiction | ||
| December 2024 | Ruin and Rising | Leigh Bardugo | Fantasy | Fiction | ||
| January 2025 | Ruin and Rising | Leigh Bardugo | Fantasy | Fiction | ||
| February 2025 | Check and Mate | Ali Hazelwood | Romance | Fiction | ||
| March 2025 | The Inheritance Games | Jennifer Lynn Barnes | Suspense | Fiction | ||
| April 2025 | Long Way Down | Jason Reynolds | Poetry | Fiction | ||
| May 2025 | Turtles All The Way Down | John Green | Mental health | Fiction | ||
| June 2025 | A Greater Goal | Elizabeth Rusch | Sports | Non-fiction | ||
| July 2025 | The Bletchley Riddle | Ruta Sepetys and Steve Sheinkin | Mystery | Fiction | ||
| August 2025 | Rural Voices | Nora Shalaway Carpenter (editor) | Current events | Non-fiction | ||
| September 2025 | Casters and Crowns | Elizabeth Lowham | Fantasy | Fiction | ||
| October 2025 | Promise Boys | Nick Brooks | Mystery | Fiction |
D & D Club: Hey Teens! Come join the campaign every 3rd Thursday of the month when we play Dungeons and Dragons! Bring your own dice if you have them, and join your Dungeon Master, Brock. Don’t worry if you have never played before–we can get you started.
Weekly Clubs
Game Club: Meets every Wednesday from 3pm to 5pm, after school. All teens in 7th to 12th grade are welcome. We play video games on Nintendo Switch such as Mario Kart 8 and Super Smash Bros among others, and board games such as Settlers of Catan, Mysterium, chess, and cards. Some Switch controllers are provided, but bringing your own is encouraged. If you want to bring your favorite board game to play, we welcome learning new games! Contact Library Assistant Brock Miller at
bmiller@tecumsehlibrary.org or at (517) 423-2238 for more details.
Chess Club: All experience levels, from beginners to experts, are welcome. We will provide some chess boards for players to use, but supplies are limited. Feel free to bring your own. We are also accepting donations of new or used chess boards to guarantee ample supplies for all who are interested. Please meet by the reference desk every Monday from 5:30 PM-7:30 PM. No pre-registration is necessary.
CONTACT: Andy Jackson (517)-423-2238 ajackson@tecumsehlibrary.org
LOCATION: By the reference desk.
Teen Grab & Go Art Project
Stop by the Teen Space to pick up the Teen Grab & Go Art Project kit from the library. There is a new kit available every month or so. Supplies are limited, so grab one while they last!
The Zekelman Holocaust Center Art and Writing Competition
2025 Competition Theme is “Rise Against Hate: Voices of Courage, Then and Now”
This theme asks students to reflect on what it means to stand up to hatred — in words, actions, and everyday choices. Through the lens of Anne Frank’s The Diary of a Young Girl and Elie Wiesel’s Night, students will explore historical examples of resistance, resilience, and moral courage, and then apply those lessons to the world around them. It invites young people to connect the past to the present and find their voice in the face of injustice, whether in their schools or local communities. January 23, 2026 is the submission due date, and the judging and award ceremony is March 15, 2026. For more details, please go to: https://holocaustcenter.org/kappy-family-art-and-writing-competition/
