A short list of programs for teens at the library. You might also like a complete calendar of events

Whether summer jobs are elusive this year, or you need to get some credits for school, or you just want to feel better about yourself, volunteering is a great way to go. Make a difference to others and your community. Check some of links below for local opportunities!

by Michael Scott
The twins of prophecy have been split. Nicholas Flamel is near death. John Dee has the swords of power. And Danu Talis has yet to fall. The future of the human race lies in the balance-how will the legend end?
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Are you volunteering at the library this summer? Sign up today for the Teen Volunteer Orientation at your branch.
Find the volunteer application.

Terri Clark, author of Sleepless, and Hollyweird, is also a Patron Services Specialist at Smoky Hill Library. You probably know her if you've spent any time lately at Smoky Hill.
She's provided us two autographed copies of Hollyweird and a mini movie clapboard. We'd like to give you one!
Just comment below or on our Facebook page what Hollyweird actor/actress you think could actually be a paranormal creature. In Hollyweird, for example, Lindsey Lohan is a succubus and Dick Clark is a vampire. You'll be automatically entered to win. Even if you don't comment, you'll automatically be entered just for liking us on Facebook!

The College Board administers the SAT and their site has information about locating and registering for a test, getting scores, test taking tips and more. At ACT.org you can register to take the ACT exam and also apply for the financial aid need estimator. Test taking tips and strategies.
Learning Express is a database that the library has that lets you take free practice tests .
Princeton Review, Kaplan and Barrons are all sites that want to sell books or test prep programs, but the websites have free information, practice tests and tips as well.
Click [more] for some websites and books we've found that allow you to take free practice tests for SAT, ACT and AP exams.

by Jennifer Bosworth
After a major earthquake devastates Los Angeles, 17-year-old Mia wants nothing more than to take care of her younger brother and traumatized mother, but two fanatical doomsday cults vie for her powers, which are drawn from the multiple lightning strikes she has received.
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Are you dreaming of the perfect prom? Or worried about these possible realities?:
It’s amazing how quickly prom can turn into "prama" when the anticipation turns into stress! So, relax. We're here to help... or at least let you forget your troubles by reading about someone elses!
Some websites to help with prom planning:
Prom Ideas from Seventeen
WorldofProm
Prom.about.com
Prom Safety Tips
Relax with one of the prom books listed below: