Tweens

Get pumped! There is so much for you to do and see at the Library!

Find your own squad doing fun things at our many events. Get crafty making cool creations and techy with devices. Play video games, build Lego designs, and more! Find books selected just for you. Plus, friendly staff are always around to point you in the right direction for homework, school projects, and more. Borrow your favorite movies or music or stream them from home for FREE. You can even borrow video games!

Featured Tween Resource or Event

Coming of Age Books for Tweens

Growing up can be difficult! Stuck between being a kid and being a teenager, you're not quite sure where you fit in.

Upcoming Events for Tweens

Video Games

World Book Kids

Find easy-to-understand answers to research questions, with lots of images, games, and activities! Geared to younger kids.

Video Games

You used to have to beg your buddies, but now you can borrow PlayStation and Xbox games from the Library for FREE. Get your thumbs ready!

Comics & Graphic Novels

Are you tired of your little brother losing your comics? Don't Hulk SMASH, we have thousands of issues available at the Library or online.

Libby

Discover a digital world to borrow and read with the FREE Libby app. Access thousands of eBooks, audiobooks, magazines, and more!

Staff Picks

2025's Top Titles

Still catching up on 2025’s biggest books? See why these selections became Stark Library’s most-circulated print titles before the year ends

Have a Grinchy-Little Christmas!

All things Grinchy-Christmas: movies, music, and books!

Holiday Movie? Holiday Book? Why Not Both!

Are you getting ready for the quickly approaching holiday season? Check out these holiday books and movies this season.

Picture Book Palooza!

Join us for a month of imagination, laughter, and color as we celebrate National Picture Book Month with Picture Book Palooza!

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