Seventeen-year-old Mia had everything to live for — a loving family, a beloved boyfriend, and her brilliant cello playing (and, very possibly, an acceptance to Juilliard). But everything changes during a tragic car accident. Now Mia hovers near the hospital bed where her physical body lies in a coma, weighing her options. Should she stay?
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Find it in the Library catalog!
Check out the free events happening at all the libraries in Prince George’s County this summer as part of the Summer Reading Program…
You’ll find:
So don’t forget — if you’re registered for the Teen Summer Reading Program, every time you attend a library event, you get entered into a drawing for a prize! It doesn’t get any easier than that.
Summer Reading 2009 is here! I know you are all excited – please try and contain yourselves…
In the past, when you signed up for Summer Reading, you got a reading log (had to read 4 books) and when you turned it in received a small prize — usually a pencil, bookmark or something like that. Well, you all told us that didn’t really get you excited to participate and this year we listened to you.
Here are your options for participating this summer:
Easy enought, right? Every time you do one of these things, you get entered into a drawing for a prize. And the prizes are… $25 Visa gift cards and 2 Nintendo Wiis. Quite an improvement over pencils and bookmarks.
So, get to registering, people. Here’s the link. Happy Summer Reading!
I know… Summer Reading already seems like a distant memory. School has started and you have homework, gossip, sports, relationships and fashion to think about (and not necessarily in that order).
But, take a moment to recognize the winners in our Teen Summer Reading Program Prize Drawing. Each winner received a $25.00 Visa Gift Card. Congratulations!
Chandra C. and Kelvin M. — Accokeek Library
Mariana V. — Beltsville Library
Amara D. and Kiara R. — Bowie Library
Helen L. — Hyattsville Library
Paige M. — Oxon Hill Library
Irvin M. and Jabari J. — Spauldings Library
Naomi H. — Upper Marlboro Library
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