Spring Youth Programs

Spring Events for Children

This Spring the Dexter District Library offers a variety of youth programs including Story Times, book clubs, STEM events, and craft programs. Some programs may required registration. Please read the program description carefully when registering for an event.

 

SPRING STORY TIMES

Drop-In Story Times at the Library

Combined Story Time on Monday & Thursday mornings at 11:00 am
Toddler Story Time on Tuesday mornings at 10:00 am
Preschool Story Time on Tuesday mornings at 11:00 am
March 25 – May 9
Lower Level Large Meeting Room

 No registration required

Combined Story Time for ages 5 & under will be held on Monday and Thursday mornings at 11:00 am.

Toddler Story Time for children 18 months to 3 years of age will be held on Tuesday mornings at 10:00 am.

Preschool Story Time for children 3 to 5 years of age will be held on Tuesday mornings at 11:00 am.

Children under 18 months may attend, however books and activities are geared for toddlers and preschoolers. Infants are welcome at story times with their siblings.  Parents or caregivers are required to attend. Each program lasts approximately 30 minutes.

Our story times include picture, pop-up and interactive books, flannel-board stories, songs, puppets, finger plays and other activities that encourage a love of reading.

 

Registered Story Time

Toddler Small Group Story Time on Wednesday mornings at 10:00 am
Preschool Small Group Story Time on Wednesday mornings at 11:00 am
March 27 – May 8
First Floor Youth Program Room 

Registration required and begins on Monday, March 4

 Registration is required for Toddler Small Group Story Time and Preschool Small Group Story Time as space is limited. Parents or caregivers of children may register on our website through our calendar of events or by calling 734-426-4477. Children may only be registered for one 7-week session. Registration will be on a first come first served basis.

Toddler Small Group Story Time for children 18 months to 3 years of age will be held on Wednesday mornings at 10:00 am.

Preschool Small Group Story Time for children 3 to 5 years of age will be held on Wednesday mornings at 11:00 am.

Children under 18 months may attend, however books and activities are geared for toddlers and preschoolers. Infants are welcome at story times with their siblings.  Parents or caregivers are required to attend. Each program lasts approximately 30 minutes.

Our story times include picture, pop-up and interactive books, flannel-board stories, songs, puppets, finger plays and other activities that encourage a love of reading.

 

MARCH

Lego Club
Tuesday, March 5
4:30 – 5:30 pm
Grades K – 8

Drop-In Program

Kids in grades K through 8 are invited to spend an afternoon making their own Lego creations while visiting with old friends and making new ones.  Everyone is welcome – Legos will be provided by the Library.  Registration is not required.

 

Chess Club
Wednesday, March 6
6:30 – 7:30 pm
Children and Teens

Registration begins Wednesday, February 7

If you enjoy playing chess, join us for our monthly chess games this fall. Compete in tournament-style play or a casual game and improve your skills. All kids and teens with at least a basic knowledge of chess gameplay are welcome to attend. Chess sets will be provided by the Library to use during Chess Club. Registration is required.

 

Preschool Makerspace
Friday, March 8
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Ages 5 and under

Drop-In Program

Make, try, create and play at the Library. Young children will explore a variety of stations with open-ended creative activities designed to encourage early learning. Children need an active adult partner to help them. Registration is not required

 

Super Stories Book Club
Tuesday, March 12
4:30 – 5:15 pm
For Young Fives and Kindergartners

Registration begins Tuesday, February 13

This is a story and craft program for kids transitioning out of story time and into book club. Adults should attend this program with their children. Each month Miss Ruth will read books related to a theme and then the kids will do a theme related craft or activity. The March theme is Reptiles and Amphibians. Registration is required.

 

Club Create Book Club
Thursday, March 14
4:30 – 5:15 pm
Grades 1 – 2

Registration begins Thursday, February 8

Club Create is an independent book club for first and second graders. Each month Ms. Krista will read longer picture books centered on a theme and the group will participate in activities and crafts related to the theme. The March theme is Games & Puzzles. Registration is required

 

Drop-In Ballet Story Time and Preview Performance
Friday, March 15
10:00 am – 11:00 am
Children of all ages

Drop-In Program

Join us for a special Ballet Story Time and then watch Chelsea Ballet, who will share a preview of their spring ballet, Cinderella. We’ll begin with a short story time, followed by dancers performing parts of their show while in costume. Registration is not required.

 

Make an Activity Bag for Spring Break
Tuesday, March 19
4:30 am – 5:30 pm
Children of all ages

Drop-In Program

Drop-in and put together your own craft and activity bag to take with you on your travels or use at home during spring break. Registration is not required

 

All Star Readers Book Club
Thursday, March 21
4:30 – 5:30 pm
Grades 3 – 4

Registration begins Thursday, February 15

All Star Readers is an independent book club for third and fourth graders.  Each month we will play an icebreaker game, have a book discussion, and do an activity related to the book we discuss. Books will be available to pick up at the library after you register. Our March book is Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library, The Graphic Novel by Chris Grabenstein. Registration is required.

 

Drop-in Paint a Mini Canvas Craft
Saturday, March 23
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Children of all ages

Drop-In Program

Create your own miniature masterpiece with a little paint and a lot of imagination. Registration is not required.

 

Drop-in Sticker Swap
Monday, March 25
2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Children of all ages

Drop-In Program

Children of all ages love stickers. Each child will receive a small notebook to decorate with stickers. We have lots of stickers to choose from and you can even bring stickers from home to trade with others, if you like. Registration is not required.

 

Solar Eclipse Program presented by Longway Planetarium
Wednesday, March 27
Session 1 – 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Session 2 – 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Grades K – 4

Registration begins Monday, February 26

Daytime turns dark as night and the stars come out. It even feels a little cooler! What happened to the sun?  Get ready for the April 8th solar eclipse while making a simple eclipse viewer, using a pair of sun viewing glasses (weather permitting), making a piece of eclipse, art and other fun activities. Registration is required.

 

Makerspace
Thursday, March 28
2:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Grades K – 8

Drop-In Program

Make, build, craft and explore. Participate in a variety of open-ended activities. We supply the materials and you supply the imagination. Registration is not required.

 

APRIL

Lego Club
Tuesday, April 2
4:30 – 5:30 pm
Grades K – 8

Drop-In Program

Kids in grades K through 8 are invited to spend an afternoon making their own Lego creations while visiting with old friends and making new ones.  Everyone is welcome – Legos will be provided by the Library.  Registration is not required.

 

Drop-in Solar Eclipse Viewing Party
Monday, April 8
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
All Ages

Drop-In Program

A near total solar eclipse is happening on April 8, 2024! In Dexter, the eclipse will begin at 1:57pm with the maximum occurring at 3:13pm. These rare events only occur when the Earth, Moon, and Sun align just right. Weather permitting, gather on the terrace of the Library, adjacent to Mill Creek Park North, to view the progression of the eclipse. Please remember it is never safe to directly view the Sun without special equipment. A limited supply of eclipse glasses will be available. A live stream of the eclipse will also be available in our lower level meeting room. Registration is not required.

 

Super Stories Book Club
Tuesday, April 9
4:30 – 5:15 pm
For Young Fives and Kindergartners

Registration begins Tuesday, March 12

This is a story and craft program for kids transitioning out of story time and into book club. Adults should attend this program with their children. Each month Miss Ruth will read books related to a theme and then the kids will do a theme related craft or activity. The April theme is Spring. Registration is required.

 

Chess Club
Wednesday, April 10
6:30 – 7:30 pm
Children and Teens

Registration begins Wednesday, March 6

If you enjoy playing chess, join us for our monthly chess games this fall. Compete in tournament-style play or a casual game and improve your skills. All kids and teens with at least a basic knowledge of chess gameplay are welcome to attend. Chess sets will be provided by the Library to use during Chess Club. Registration is required.

 

Club Create Book Club
Thursday, April 11
4:30 – 5:15 pm
Grades 1 – 2

Registration begins Thursday, March 14

Club Create is an independent book club for first and second graders. Each month Ms. Krista will read longer picture books centered on a theme and the group will participate in activities and crafts related to the theme. The April theme is Space. Registration is required.

 

Drop-in Petting Farm
Saturday, April 13
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Children of all ages

Drop-In Program

Farm animals visit the Library at this petting zoo program for children of all ages. Chamberlin is bringing a wonderful assortment of small and medium-sized farm animals to the Library for children to pet and interact with. Stop by any time during the program. Registration is not required.

 

All Star Readers Book Club
Thursday, April 18
4:30 – 5:30 pm
Grades 3 – 4

Registration begins Thursday, March 21

All Star Readers is an independent book club for third and fourth graders.  Each month we will play an icebreaker game, have a book discussion, and do an activity related to the book we discuss. Books will be available to pick up at the library after you register. Our April book is Klawde by Johnny Marciano and Emily Chenoweth. Registration is required.

 

Drop-in Spring Crafts
Saturday, April 20
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Children of all ages

Drop-In Program

Celebrate the season by making a variety of spring crafts to decorate your home. Registration is not required.

 

Makerspace
Thursday, April 25
4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Grades K – 8

Drop-In Program

Make, build, craft and explore. Participate in a variety of open-ended activities. We supply the materials and you supply the imagination. Registration is not required.

 

MAY

Chess Club
Wednesday, May 1
6:30 – 7:30 pm
Children and Teens

Registration begins Wednesday, April 10

If you enjoy playing chess, join us for our monthly chess games this fall. Compete in tournament-style play or a casual game and improve your skills. All kids and teens with at least a basic knowledge of chess gameplay are welcome to attend. Chess sets will be provided by the Library to use during Chess Club. Registration is required.

 

Drop-in Mother’s Day Craft
Saturday, May 4
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Children of all ages

Drop-In Program

Stop by the library and make a card and a special suncatcher craft for your mom. Registration is not required.

 

Lego Club
Tuesday, May 7
4:30 – 5:30 pm
Grades K – 8

Drop-In Program

Kids in grades K through 8 are invited to spend an afternoon making their own Lego creations while visiting with old friends and making new ones.  Everyone is welcome – Legos will be provided by the Library.  Registration is not required.

 

Club Create Book Club
Thursday, May 9
4:30 – 5:15 pm
Grades 1 – 2

Registration begins Thursday, April 11

Club Create is an independent book club for first and second graders. Each month Ms. Krista will read longer picture books centered on a theme and the group will participate in activities and crafts related to the theme. The May theme is Spring. Registration is required.

 

KinderConcert!
Saturday, May 11
12:00 pm – 12:30 pm
Ages 5 and under

Drop-In Program

Children ages five and younger and their caregivers will find that music comes alive during this 30-minute concert.  Don’t worry about wiggly tots sitting still for a concert – they will be encouraged to dance and move while listening to the music, hearing a story being told with musical accompaniment and learning about a special orchestral instrument.  Members of the A2SO lead children on a guided introduction to the instruments of the orchestra. Registration is not required.

 

Super Stories Book Club
Tuesday, May 14
4:30 – 5:15 pm
For Young Fives and Kindergartners

Registration begins Tuesday, April 9

This is a story and craft program for kids transitioning out of story time and into book club. Adults should attend this program with their children. Each month Miss Ruth will read books related to a theme and then the kids will do a theme related craft or activity. The May theme is Music. Registration is required.

 

All Star Readers Book Club
Thursday, May 16
4:30 – 5:30 pm
Grades 3 – 4

Registration begins Thursday, April 18

All Star Readers is an independent book club for third and fourth graders.  Each month we will play an icebreaker game, have a book discussion, and do an activity related to the book we discuss. Books will be available to pick up at the library after you register. Our May book is Who Was Series, book of your choice. Registration is required.

 

Makerspace
Thursday, May 23
4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Grades K – 8

Drop-In Program

Make, build, craft and explore. Participate in a variety of open-ended activities. We supply the materials and you supply the imagination. Registration is not required.

 

Preschool Makerspace
Friday, May 31
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Ages 5 and under

Drop-In Program

Make, try, create and play at the Library. Young children will explore a variety of stations with open-ended creative activities designed to encourage early learning. Children need an active adult partner to help them. Registration is not required.

 

JUNE

Chess Club
Wednesday, June 5
6:30 – 7:30 pm
Children and Teens

Registration begins Wednesday, May 1

If you enjoy playing chess, join us for our monthly chess games this fall. Compete in tournament-style play or a casual game and improve your skills. All kids and teens with at least a basic knowledge of chess gameplay are welcome to attend. Chess sets will be provided by the Library to use during Chess Club. Registration is required.

 

Club Create Book Club
Thursday, June 6
4:30 – 5:15 pm
Grades 1 – 2

Registration begins Thursday, May 9

Club Create is an independent book club for first and second graders. Each month Ms. Krista will read longer picture books centered on a theme and the group will participate in activities and crafts related to the theme. The June theme is Adventure. Registration is required.

 

 

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Color in the Title

  • Green Wilma by Arnold Tedd – EASY ARN
  • Sally and the Purple Socks by Lisze Bechtold – EASY BEC
  • Yellow Time by Lauren Stringer – EASY STR
  • Turning Red: Mei’s Wild Ride adapted by Natasha Bouchard – READER2 E D
  • Pinkalicious and Planet Pink by Victoria Kann – READER 2 E K
  • The Emerald Berries by Poppy Green – READER4 E G
  • The Orange Outlaw by Ron Roy – SERIES A TO Z
  • Eva Evergreen, Semi-Magical Witch by Julie Abe – J ABE
  • The Gray by Chris Baron – J BAR
  • Indigo and Ida by Heather Capps – J CAP
  • Violets are Blue by Barbara Dee – J DEE
  • Red, White, and Whole by Rajani LaRocca – J LAR
  • Pink, Blue, and You: Questions for Kids about Gender Stereotypes by Elise Gravel – J 305.3 GRA
  • Black Holes Explained by James Negus – J 523.8 NEG
  • Perkin’s Perfect Purple: How a Boy Created Color with Chemistry by Debbie Dunn – J 920 PER
  • Blue, Barry & Pancakes by Dan Abdo – J GN ABD
  • The Green Girls by Loic Nicoloff – J GN GRE
  • Violet Made of Thorns by Gina Chen – YA CHE
  • Words in Deep Blue by Cath Crowley – YA CRO
  • The Red Palace by June Hir – YA HUR
  • All the Yellow Suns by Malavika Kannan – YA KAN
  • The Scarlet Pimpernel by Emmuska Orczy – YA ORC
  • All Systems Red by Martha Wells – YA BROWSING W
  • Orange: the Complete Collection by Ichigo Takano – YA GRAPHIC ORA
biography

Biographies

  • The Oldest Student: How Mary Walker Learned to Read by Rita L Hubbard and Oge Mora – EASY HUB
  • Who is Dolly Parton? by Kelley True – SERIES WHO WAS
  • Dream Builder: The Story of Architect Philip Freelon by Kelly Lyons – J 720 LYO
  • Mister Rogers’ Gift of Music by Donna M. Cangelosi – J 780.92 CAN
  • Jackie Robinson by Heather Hudak – J 796.357 ROB
  • Dinosaur Lady: The Daring Discoveries of Mary Anning, the First Paleontologist by Linda Skeers – J 920 ANN
  • Star Child: A Biographical Constellation of Octavia Estelle Butler by Ibi Aanu – J 920 BUT
  • The Man Who Loved Libraries: The Story of Andrew Carnegie by Andrew Larsen – J 920 CAR
  • Magic Trash: A Story of Tyree Guyton and His Art by J.H. Shapiro – J 920 GUY
  • Laika the Space Dog: First Hero in Outer Space by Jeni Wittrock – J 920 LAI
  • The Girl Who Drew Butterflies by Joyce Sidman – J 920 MER
  • Rolling Warrior: the incredible, sometimes awkward, true story of a rebel girl on wheels who helped spark a revolution by Judith E. Heumann – J 920 HEU or YA 920 HEU
  • Newton’s Rainbow by Katheryn Lasky – J 920 NEW
  • She Made a Monster: How Mary Shelley Created Frankenstein by Lynn Fulton – J 920 SHE
  • Brave Volodymyr: The Story of Volodymyr Zelensky and the Fight for Ukraine by Linda Marshall – J 920 ZEL
  • The Woman All Spies Fear: Code Breaker Elizebeth Smith Friedman and Her Hidden Life by Amy Greenfield – YA 920 FRI
  • Polar Explorer by Jade Hameister – YA 920 HAM
  • Escape! The Story of the Great Houdini by Sid Fleischman – YA 920 HOU
  • Notable Native People: 50 indigenous leaders, dreamers, and changemakers from past and present by Adrienne Keene – YA 920 KEE
  • One Life: adapted for young readers by Megan Rapinoe – YA 920 RAP or J 796.334 RAP
  • Americanized: Rebel Without a Green Card by Sara Saedi – YA 920 SAE
  • Dragon Hoops by Gene Luen Yang – YA GRAPHIC DRA
  • They Called Us Enemy by George Takei – YA GRAPHIC THE
non-fiction

Non-fiction (factual) book

  • Finding Winnie: The True Story of the World’s Most Famous Bear by Lindsay Mattick – EASY MAT
  • Pizza!: A Slice of History by Greg Pizzoli – EASY PIZ
  • An Atlas of Afterlives: Discover Underworlds, Otherworlds and Heavenly Realms by Emily Hawkins – J 133.9 HAW
  • The Mess That We Made by Michelle Lord – J 363.73 LO
  • Fairy Tale Science: Explore 25 Classic Tales through Hands-On Experiments by Sarah Albee – J 507.8 ALB)
  • Transported: 50 Vehicles that Changed the World by Matt Ralphs – J 629.046 RAL
  • Magic Ramen: The Story of Momofuku Ando by Andrea Wang – J 641.822 WAN
  • The Hands-On Ranch Book: How to Tie a Knot, Start a Garden, Saddle a Horse, and Everything Else People Used to Know How to Do by Mary Heffernan – J 680 HEF
  • Cultured Donuts: Take a Bite Out of Art History by Chloe Tyler – J 709 TYL
  • Tom Brady vs. Joe Montana: Who Would Win by David Stabler – J 796.332 ST
  • Ice Time: The Story of Hockey by Michael McKinley – J 796.962 MCK
  • Explore!: America’s National Parks by Hannah Bailey – J 917.304 LAN
  • Big Ideas that Changed the World: Rocket to the Moon by Don Brown – J GN BIG
  • Black Heroes of the Wild West by James Otis Smith – J GN BLA
  • Anne Frank by Diego Agribau – J GN ANN
  • What’s Your Sign?: A Guide to Astrology for the Cosmically Curious by various authors from the app Sanctuary – YA 133.54 SAN
  • Glowing Bunnies?! Why We’re Making Hybrids, Chimeras, and Clones by Jeff Campbell – YA 179.3 CAM
  • Demystifying Disability: What to know, What to Say, and How to Be An Ally by Emily Ladau – YA 305.9 LAD
  • The Poison Eaters: Fighting Danger and Fraud in Our Food and Drugs by Gail Jarrow – YA 363.192 JAR
  • America Redux: Visual stories from our dynamic history by Ariel Aberg-riger – YA 973 ABE
  • Messy Roots: A Graphic Memoir of a Wuhanese American by Laura Gao – YA GRAPHIC MES
  • Embrace your Size: my own body positivity by Hara – YA GRAPHIC EMB
around the world

Books Set in Another Country

  • Carson Crosses Canada by Linda Baily – EASY BAI
  • Desert Girl, Monsoon Boy by Tara Dairman – EASY DAI
  • Paris by Phone by Pamela Druckerman – EASY DRU
  • Paddington and the Pigeon by Michael Bond – READER2 E P
  • Mirabel’s Discovery by Vicky Weber – READER3 E D
  • Anna Hibiscus by Atinuke – READER4 E A
  • Thirst by Varsha Bajaj – J BAJ
  • The Secret Garden by Frances Burnett – J BUR
  • The Thief Lord by Cornelia Funke – J FUN
  • Wangari Maathai Plants a Forest by Corinne Purtill – J REB
  • The Lost Library by Rebecca Stead – J STE
  • The Dark Rising Sequence: The Grey King by Susan Cooper – NEWBERRY 1976
  • An Illustrated Treasury of Scottish Folk and Fairy Tales by Theresa Breslin – J 398.201 BRE
  • Liang and the Magic Paintbrush by Demi – J 398.202 DEM
  • The Girl with a Brave Heart: A Tale from Tehran by Rita Jahan-Fouruz – J 398.202 JAH
  • Dracula: A Graphic Novel by Michael Burgan – J GN DRA
  • My Fine Fellow by Jennieke Cohen – YA COH
  • Tokyo Ever After by Emiko Jean – YA JEA
  • Darius the Great is Not Okay by Adib Khorram – YA KHO
  • The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea by Axie Oh – YA OH
  • Stateless by Elizabeth Wein – YA WEI
animal books

Animal Books

  • My Life at the Bottom: The Story of a Lonesome Axolotl by Linda Bondestam – EASY BON
  • Wolf Wanted by Maria Machado – EASY MAC
  • Fox the Tiger by Cory Tabor – READER1 E T
  • Doggo and Pupper by Katherine Applegate – READER2 E A
  • Giraffes by Kari Schuetz – READER2 E A
  • Pig and Pug by Laura Marchesani – READER2 E M
  • Polar Bear Fur Isn’t White!: and Other Amazing Facts by Thea Feldman – READER3 E S
  • Helping Hands by Laurie Halse Anderson – SERIES VET
  • The Rabbit Princess: The Path by R. Chen – J CHE
  • Pax by Sara Pennypacker – J PEN
  • Horse Girl by Carrie Seim – J SEI
  • Puppy Love by Gary Soto – J SOT
  • Meet the National Animals: Fun Animal Facts from Around the World by Catherine Veitch – J 590 VEI
  • Giant Pandas Are Awesome! by Megan Cooley Peterson – J 599.789 PET
  • Draw Cats & Kittens by Mark Bergin  J 741.2 BER
  • Bug Boys by Laura Knetzger – J GN BUG
  • Owly: The Way Home by Andy Runton – J GN OWL
  • Peter & Ernesto: Sloths in the Night by Graham Annable  –J GN PET
  • The Wolves are Watching by Natalie Lund – YA LUN
  • The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness – YA NES
  • The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents by Terry Pratchett – YA PRA
  • A Man and His Cat by Umi Sakurai – YA GRAPHIC MAN
graphic novel icon

Graphic Novels

  • Cleopatra in Space by Mike Maihack – J GN CLE
  • Dragon Puncher by James Kochalka – J GN DRA
  • FGTeeV by FGTeeV – J GN FGT
  • Garlic & the Witch by Bree Paulsen – J GN GAR
  • History Comics by various authors – J GN HIS
  • Laser Moose and Rabbit Boy by Doug Savage – J GN LAS
  • Moomin by Tove Jansson – J GN MOO
  • Nathan Hale’s Hazardous Tales by Nathan Hale – J GN NAT
  • New Kid by Jerry Craft – J GN NEW)
  • Pea, Bee, & Jay by Brian Smith – J GN PE
  • Phoebe and her Unicorn by Dana Simpson – J GN PHO
  • PopularMMo’s by PopularMMo’s – J GN POP
  • Science Comics by various authors – J GN SCI
  • Timothy Dinoman and the Attack of the Dancing Machines by Steve Thueson – J GN TIM
  • Toon by various authors – J GN TOO
  • Witches of Brooklyn by Sophie Escabasse – J GN WIT
  • Blue Box by Kouji Miura – YA GRAPHIC BLU
  • Cheer Up! Love and Pompoms by Crystal Frasier – YA GRAPHIC CHE
  • Cryptid Club by Sarah Andersen – YA GRAPHIC CRY
  • Mage and the Endless Unknown by S.J. Miller – YA GRAPHIC MAG
  • This One Summer by Mariko Tamaki – YA GRAPHIC THI
one word title

One Word Titles

  • Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes – EASY HEN
  • Mine! by Jeff Mack – EASY MAC
  • Marshmallow by Clare Newberry – EASY NEW
  • Corner by Zo-O – EASY ZOO
  • BooBoo by Olivier Dunrea – READER1 E D
  • Mittens by Lola Schaefer – READER1 E S
  • Cyclone by Doreen Cronin – J CRO
  • Starfish by Lisa Fipps – J FIP
  • Concealed by Christina Gonzalez – J GON
  • Wink by Rob Harrel – J HAR
  • Wildoak by C.C. Harrington – J HAR
  • Nightbooks by J.A. White – J WHI
  • Drama by Raina Telgemeier – J GN DRA
  • Fibbed by Elizabeth Agyemang – J GN FIB
  • Jukebox by Nidhi Chanani – J GN JUK
  • Scurry by Mac Smith – J GN SCU
  • Artifice by Sharon Cameron – YA CAM
  • Inkheart by Cornelia Funke – YA FUN
  • Warcross by Marie Lu – YA LU
  • Scythe by Neal Shusterman – YA SHU
  • Slider by Pete Hautman – YA BROWSING H
  • Snapdragon by Kat Leyh – YA GRAPHIC SNA and J GN SNA
  • Unfamiliar by Haley Newsom – YA GRAPHIC UNF
snowflake

Winter Books

  • Bright Winter Night by Alli Brydon – EASY BRY
  • Snowmen at Night by Caralyn Buehner – EASY BUE
  • Sleep Tight Farm: A Farm Prepares for Winter by Eugenie Doyle – EASY DOY
  • Winter with Lily and Milo by Pauline Oud – EASY OUD
  • Almost a Full Moon by Hawksley Workman – EASY WOR
  • Owl Moon by Jane Yolen – EASY YOL
  • The Twistrose Key by Tone Almhjell – J ALM
  • Dog Driven by Terry Lynn Johnson – J JOH
  • Brother’s Keeper by Julia Lee – J LEE
  • Greenglass House by Kate Milford – J MIL
  • Season of Gifts by Richard Peck – J PEC
  • Breadcrumbs by Anne Ursu – J URS
  • The Long Winter by Laura Ingalls Wilder – J WIL
  • The Cardboard Kingdom: Snow and Sorcery by Chad Sell – J GN CAR
  • Snowcat Prince by Dina Norlund – J GN SNO
  • After the Snow by S.D. Crockett – YA CRO
  • Shadow and Bone by Leigh Barugo – YA BAR
  • How to Excavate a Heart by Jake Arlow – YA ARL
  • Whiteout by Dhonielle Clayton and others – YA CLA
  • One Way or Another by Kara McDowell – YA MCD
  • My True Love Gave to Me edited by Stephanie Perkins – YA MY
  • Wintersmith by Terry Pratchett – YA PRA
  • Recommended for You by Laura Silverman – YA SIL
  • Trapped by Michael Northrop – YA BROWSING N