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March Madness Book Tournament | Teen Area

Welcome to our March Madness book tournament! Come back each week to vote in the next round of Madness.

Teen Reading Challenge

Read more books in 2024! Join our Teen Reading Challenge and read at least one book a month throughout 2024. Each month will have a different theme to challenge you to read a variety of genres and topics. Track your books in the Beanstack Teen Reading Challenge to earn badges and enter to win prizes. Join the challenge at orem.beanstack.org.

Come to Teen Time on the second and fourth Fridays of the month to discuss the books you read and do fun activities and games based on that month’s theme. For grades 7–12.

Teen Time: Gnomeo & Juliet

Friday, April 12 | 6 PM | Ashton Auditorium

O Gnomeo, Gnomeo, wherefore art thou Gnomeo? Sound familiar? That’s right, for Teen Time on April 12 we will be watching the delightful take on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet: Gnomeo and Juliet! (G, 2011, 1 hr 24 min)

Teen Time: Treasure Hunt

Friday, April 26 | 6 PM | Library Hall 

Calling all treasure hunters! Join us for a scavenger hunt around Library Hall at 6:00 PM on April 26.

Orem Teen Library Council

Want to help plan teen programs, get volunteer experience, and make friends at the library? The OTLC meets each month on the second Tuesday at 6:30 pm in the Sorenson Legacy Room. Applicants must be 12–18 years old. Contact Orem Library Outreach at 801-229-7042 or mmflinders-peay@orem.org for a volunteer application and for more information.

Dungeons & Dragons Club

Are you a teen and an avid fan of fantasy role-playing games? Bring your dice and join the Orem Library’s Dungeons & Dragons Club to meet other players, create new characters, and embark on magical quests. D&D Club meets every third Thursday from 4–6 PM. For grades 7–12.

No DMs or tutorials provided. All experience levels welcome.

Tween Events

Tween Any Time Activity

Her Stamp on History | North Wing Top Floor

Many women have put their ‘stamp’ on history, leaving behind an indelible mark and providing a foundation upon which others can build. Some of these women have been recognized on US Postage stamps. To celebrate Women’s History Month, pictures of 16 stamps are hidden around the top floor area. Find each one and return to the desk for a prize.

Tween Scene

Oh, the Places You’ll Go!
Tuesday, March 26 | 4 PM | Sorenson Legacy Room

Come celebrate, yes, we mean you! You may ask, “Celebrate who?” We’ll celebrate that curious chap who gave us stories like The Cat in the Hat. Dr. Seuss, yes, that is his name. Let’s celebrate with crafts and games! For grades 3-6.

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