Anime
Night for Teens
Every Month at the Library!
Anime Night for Teens is now a monthly feature at Woodburn Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on the third Thursday of every month. Join us on March 18 for the next Anime Night! Anime fans can meet in the Multi-Purpose room to talk, eat, watch episodes or full-length movies, and show off their own anime/manga type art work. This is a free program, snacks and pop provided. For more information or to suggest anime for future viewing, call Jeannie Rogers, 503-982-5260.

Even more new YA fiction for 2010
Click here to see the new graphic novels, manga, and series, too!
Everwild by Neal Shusterman (#2 of Skinjacker) – The limbo land of dead children is at war.
The Great Death by John Smelcer – After the Great Death takes everyone else in their village, sisters must walk through the Alaskan winter to find a new home.
Tentacles by Roland Smith – Grace and Marty follow their uncle on his quest to be the first to capture a giant squid alive. But their huge freighter may be haunted.
Homestretch by Paul Volponi –Gas finds himself working at a racetrack stable with a family of Mexicans – the kind of people his dad taught him to hate.
Breathless by Jessica Warman – Sent off to boarding school Katie pretends her brother is dead, but when he commits an unthinkable act, she is left treading water.
The Shadow of Malabron by Thomas Wharton – Will embarks on a dangerous quest to elude the Night King and find the gateless gate that can lead him home again.
The Pricker Boy by Reade Scott Whinnem – Stucks has seen it – the boy with gray dead skin, covered from head to toe in thorns, watching them from the edge of the woods. Now there's buzzing crawling around his brain.
Once Was Lost by Sara Zarr – When a young girl in her town goes missing, the local tragedy overlaps Sam's personal one, and the worn thread of faith holding her together begins to unravel.
Donut Days by Lara Zielin – Emma discovers that writing about donut camp isn't the perfect escape from her troubles at Living Word Redeemer.
An Off Year by Claire Zulkey – Cecily takes off for a year after high school to find out what she really wants from the rest of her life.
The Everafter by Amy Huntley – Madison doesn’t know where she is or how she got there. But she does know this – she is dead.
The Tear Collector by Patrick Jones – Tears are as essential as air for Cassandra, member of a family of vampires who thirst for human sorrow.
Almost Perfect by Brian Katcher – The mystery of Sage’s past and oddities of her personality intrigue Logan. But after kissing "her," he is horrified to discover Sage’s secret.
Back Home by Julia Keller – When Brownie's dad returns from Iraq, he won’t even get out of his wheelchair and she wonders if their family will ever be normal
Meridian by Amber Kizer – Half human, half angel, Meridian Sozu has a dark responsibility.
Hold Still by Nina LaCour – Ingrid's suicide immobilizes Caitlin, leaving her unsure of her place in a new life she hardly recognizes. But Ingrid left something behind - a painful farewell in her journal.
Blood Ninja by Nick Lake – After Taro sees his father murdered, he is taken by a mysterious ninja on a perilous journey. Someone wants Taro dead, but who?
The Boy Who Couldn't Sleep and Never Had To by DC Pierson – Eric doesn't sleep. Ever. He and friend Darren are on the run. Is the government trying to tap into his mind, or something far darker?
Silver Phoenix by Cindy Pon – Chen finds Ai partly submerged, barely breathing at the edge of deep lake. Something unspeakably evil is trying to drag her under.
The Indigo Notebook by Laura Resau – In the Ecuadoran Andes, Zeeta and Wendell search for his birth parents, encountering secrets from nearly everyone.
Intertwined by Gena Showalter – Most 16-year-olds have friends. Aden has four souls living inside him.
Want to find out more? Have a book review of your own to submit? Contact Jeannie Rogers in the library's Youth Services Department. Or call the Youth Services desk: 503-982-5260.
