Library Closed

Lansing Library will be closed Monday, October 3, 2005 for staff training.

You may return items in the book drop located to the right of the upper level entrance.

Our website and catalog may be unavailable for a limited time Monday as we perform maintenance.

Movie Night!

Thursday, September 29 at 6:30 p.m. we're showing Evolution, with David Duchovny and Julianne Moore (rated PG-13). All teens are welcome--as long as you're in 6th grade or higher. What better way to spend an evening can there be? I can smell the popcorn already... and I hope I'll see you then!

Free Anime Advocates

More free stuff...

I've got about 10 copies of Anime Advocates, the September 2005 issue, all about hot new anime from ADV Films. Featured in this issue is Yotsuba&! (that's pronounced "yoh-tsoo-bah-toh") and Azumanga Daioh, along with lots more. It's also got a review of the Anime Expo 2005.

These are free to the first teens who stop by the desk and ask for one!

Teen Advisory Board Meeting

The next meeting of our Teen Advisory Board will be Thursday, September 22, at 7:00 p.m. Anyone in grades 6-12 who wants to make a difference at the library is welcome! The meeting should last about 45 minutes. No need to sign up--see you there!

Random Reads Teen Book Discussion

Our Random Reads discussion is tomorrow (Thursday, September 15) at 7:30 p.m. Our selection this month is Stargirl. If you've read this before and want to come talk about it, call the library and sign up! We'd love to have you. Grades 9-12 welcome.

Rebecca Caudill Book Discussion

Our Rebecca Caudill Book Discussion for this month will meet tomorrow night (Thursday, September 15) at 6:30 p.m. If you read Journey to the River Sea and want to come talk about it, call us and sign up! Refreshments will be served. Grades 6-8 welcome.

Paper Making Class

Paper. Sound boring? It's not! Plain white paper may not be exciting, but homemade paper definitely is! Scented, colored, textured-- homemade paper is totally unique. Come make homemade paper of your very own in this class!

Paper making involves a lot of water and a pasty material called pulp. We'll get very messy... wear old clothing!

The class is limited to 11 participants, so be sure to sign up soon. You can sign up by phone or at the Teen Desk on the lower level. The class will be held outdoors in our courtyard, so it is weather permitting (if it rains, we can't make paper). Grades 6-12 are welcome.