by Shanon Barton | May 20, 2021 | Teen Connection
Book Reviews by KPL Teens: Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff’s Aurora Burning Following the first book we are reintroduced to several characters. Aurora, Tyler, Zila, Scarlett, Finian, and Kal. These guys all met during their education at the Aurora Academy. All except...
by Shanon Barton | May 20, 2021 | Teen Connection
Book Reviews by KPL Teens: Naomi Kritzer’s Catfishing on CatNet (May 2021) This was a very interesting and engaging book! The main character was a girl named Steph Taylor, whose mom frequently picked her up and moved her across the country. She didn’t have many...
by Shanon Barton | May 20, 2021 | Teen Connection
Book Reviews by KPL Teens: Cory J. White’s Repo Virtual (May 2021) This book was great! Repo Virtual is an engaging book following robot-repairman JD in Korea. This world presents a unique challenge, the effect of failed autonomous capitalism on a city. He does...
by Rachel Johannigmeier | May 10, 2021 | Teen Connection
The Kirkwood Public Library is proud to announce the winners of the 2021 Teen Micro Fiction Writing Contest! We were fortunate to receive and read many submissions, all 500 words or less. Below, you can find the first, second, and third place winners’ stories....
by Shanon Barton | Apr 23, 2021 | Teen Connection
Teen Screen-Free Subscription Box: Cottage Core In honor of “April Showers and Spring May Flowers,” April’s themed Teen Screen-Free Subscription Box was “Cottage Core”–filled with all of your favorite things to rock that cottage...
by Rachel Johannigmeier | Mar 15, 2021 | Teen Connection
Kirkwood Public Library’s2021 Teen Micro Fiction Writing Contest Requirements for Entry: Create a story that is 500 words or less Ages 12-18 to enter Please include your name, age, and phone number to contact in case you win All submissions must be emailed to...
