TNT: Teens and Tweens (6th - 12th grade)
Summer Reading & Events
- information
- registration
- virtual tickets - prize entry form
- MI Library Quest - find the logo on this page
Library Updates
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Updates will also be posted on our Facebook page and Instagram page and included in our TNT newsletter.
Resources
Information about Coronavirus and related issues
eBooks and eAudiobooks
You can use your library card to check out and download free eBooks and eAudiobooks here or through the Libby app here.
Learning Express Library
Prepare for the ACT, SAT, and more with free test prep from Learning Express Library here.
Michigan Electronic Library (MeL)
MeL has a variety of reading, research, and learning resources for all ages – ebooks, youth activities, ACT/SAT/PSAT test prep, and more. See MeL eResources here,
Learning
TumbleBookLibrary
Tumblebooks has provided free access to their resources through August 31.
TeenBookCloud - ebooks for 7th - 12th grades
AudioBookCloud - all ages - audiobooks
Tumblebook Library - children's ebooks
TumbleMath - children's math ebooks
Mango
Learn a new language with Mango Languages. Set up your free account here to get started.
Additional Resources
We have compiled additional resources here.
Summer Reading Program
June 15 - August 29
You are invited to read and listen to books, earn prizes, and participate in library events this summer.
This summer will be different from previous years, but we are looking forward to encouraging reading and listening to books and to hosting fun events and projects.
We will have activities for you to do at home in addition to online events.
Information about our TNT (Teen & Tween, 6th - 12th grade) Summer Reading Program is here.
Registration is here.
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Do you need a library card now while we are closed? Email us at info@milanlibrary.org with your name, address, and phone number, and we can issue you a temporary card which will allow you to use our online resources while we are closed. If you are not sure if you are in our service area, you can check here or email us and we'll help you.
If you live in our service area, work full-time in Milan, or own property in Milan, you may get a free library card at our library. Our service area includes the city of Milan, Augusta Township, and the parts of Pittsfield Township and York Township that are in Milan Area Schools.
Kindergarten through 12th grade students who do not live in our service area, but are enrolled in Milan Area Schools may get a free student library card at our library.
You may also use your card from other MILibrary card participating libraries at our library.
See here for everything you need to know about getting a library card.
How many books or DVDs can I check out? What else can I check out? Can I renew a CD? For how long? Find answers to these questions and more here.
We have a monthly TNT e-newsletter to provide information about TNT programs, new books, and library news.
During the time we are closed, we will send newsletters more often to inform you of updates and keep you connected to library resources.
You may read the current newsletter and sign up to receive future issues here.
Events are being held online while we are closed.
Books & Bites:
If you already attend Books & Bites, check your email for details. If you'd like to join us for the first time, please email us at youth@milanlibrary.org for more information.
We have two Books & Bites groups : a middle school group (6th - 8th grade) and a high school group (9th - 12th grade).
The middle school Books and Bites group meets monthly and the high school group meets every other month. Each group discusses books while having snacks and participating in activities and/or projects related to the books.
Event details:
See information about Books & Bites and additional TNT events here.
If you are interested in volunteer opportunities at the library, please fill out the form here for more information.
In the interest of public health, these program is on hiatus at this time.
Check out free or reduced admission passes to Michigan state parks, campgrounds, museums, trails, arts & cultural destinations, and more. See the MAP website here for more information and to check out passes.