Teens

New York Times Best Sellers for Young Adults

New York Times Best Sellers for Young Adults

Looking for the next best seller book to read? Check out the New York Times Best Sellers for Young Adults list.

Found Family

In these YA novels, characters build bonds, set boundaries, and fight for the found family they choose to love.

Summer Reads

If it's too hot to go outside, stay inside and fall into one of these great YA novels.

Dark Academia

Step into the moody world of Dark Academia and discover romance, intrigue, and mystery with these YA tales.

Celebrate AANHPI Heritage Month

May is National Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month - celebrate it with us at the library!

Fiero Code

Fiero Code is a self-guided online software program that teaches you how to code through hundreds of coding tutorials.

Tutor.com

Better grades start here! On-demand and scheduled tutoring grade school through college.

Gale eBooks

Access our library’s nonfiction Gale digital library via Gale eBooks. You can translate content into over 30 different languages.

ArtistWorks

ArtistWorks provides world-class instruction through self-paced video lessons from Grammy Award-winning music and artistic professionals.

Young Adult Library Services Association

2025 YALSA Nonfiction Award Nominations

Awarded annually in the U.S. by the Young Adult Library Services Association for the best non-fiction book published for young adults.

2025 YALSA Top Ten Best Fiction for Young Adults

YALSA’s Top Ten Best Fiction books for Young Adults fiction titles published past 14 months that are recommended reading for ages 12 to 18.

2025 YALSA's Top Ten Great Graphic Novels for Teens

Great Graphic Novels for Teens is a list of recommended graphic novels and illustrated nonfiction for those ages 12-18.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • The library offers a variety of print and digital books, audiobooks, movies, and music. Please refer to our Parent's Guide for more information.

  • The teen room TVs are only for specific programs and we do not turn them on for patrons to watch TV shows or stream movies. We also don't allow patrons to log into personal streaming accounts on our televisions, though they can do so on the teen room computers, if they have a library card.

  • Only hand-held consoles are allowed. We don't allow teens to bring in larger consoles to hook them up to our TVs for game play. 

  • Guest passes are not issued to anyone under the age of 18.

  • Yes, but due to space limitations, we can't house them in the teen room. They are mixed in with the adult non-fiction collection, but will say "YA" on the spine label. 

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