Teens

Teen Blog

Fri, 07/01/2016 - 12:01am
CRRL Guest Picks: Raina Krasner, Wildlife Educator

While working as a naturalist at Cattus Island County Park in Toms River, NJ, Raina realized her passion for teaching people about wildlife. Following that passion, Raina relocated to Virginia in August 2012 to begin her career as an outreach coordinator at the Wildlife Center of Virginia. As outreach coordinator, Raina spends her time teaching people about wildlife by sharing the stories of the patients that pass through the wildlife hospital and the education animals that call the Wildlife Center home.

Thu, 08/04/2016 - 9:40am
Time Travel -- Patawomeck Style

Time travel to the year 1608 in a Patawomeck village set up at the Headquarters Library on Saturday, August 6, between 9:30 and 3:30.

Local Patawomeck tribe members will transform the front lawn of the library into their village as it was when when Captain John Smith sailed up the Rappahannock. Chief John Lightner says, “We take great pride in bringing history to life by creating actual experiences for people. You get a taste of the real thing.”

Tue, 06/28/2016 - 2:45pm
Central Rappahannock Regional Library Tops the List for Homework Help

The votes have been counted, and the Central Rappahannock Regional Library came out on top. Fredericksburg Parent Magazine readers have chosen CRRL as the winner for tutoring in their annual Family Favorites Awards. We hope the whole family agrees that our libraries are great spots for homework help for children and teens.

Tue, 06/28/2016 - 2:59am
Cover to Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

It’s always hard to say goodbye, even if it is to friends that you’ve never met and only speak to every couple of weeks. Next Friday, I will start a position as CRRL’s Deputy Director. It will be a big change, but I am excited for new adventures! Many of you may know the wonderful Darcie Caswell as the Youth Services Department Head at our Salem Church Branch, and she has recently been named Youth Services Coordinator and is taking over the column in July. I know you will enjoy sharing books with her.

In the meantime, I’m going to share some of my all-time favorite titles. My mantra, when it comes to reading, is that there are too many books to read a title more than once. Luckily, some of my favorites have been made into terrific audios, and I have plenty of time in my car to listen and enjoy them again.

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