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You know what else is current?  Mermaids in YA fiction. Click HERE for Morgan’s post and some great recommendations.

Interview with Stephen, Teen Advocate « CLPTeensburgh: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Teen Services

Stephen is a freshman at Pittsburgh Sci-Tech. He has volunteered at the South Side and Main locations since 2009 and has been recently active in the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh’s advocacy efforts.

What do you love most about the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh?
Can it be more than one thing? It’s history, it’s branches, it’s staff, and it’s users. I haven’t been to any other major city’s library systems, but I feel that ours has a very unique history, and that it’s one that people appreciate. It seems special to me because I’ve been going to the library since I was a kid, and now I’ve moved onto the Teen department. I feel like I’ve grown up in the library, and that seems special. The staff is just amazing–really supportive. And every time I come in, I hear something different. During our advocacy day, I talked to families and PhD candidates. Just seeing and talking to the wide range of people who use the library is really astounding.

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Free books! CLP is taking part in #rockthedrop today 4/12

Find one of these free books in/around Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Main (Oakland) and it’s yours to keep! Reply or tweet us at @CLP_teens to let us know. : )

(This week CLPTeaser Tuesday features The List by Siobhan Vivian « CLPTeensburgh: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Teen Services)

Teen review: Frankenstein, or, The Modern Prometheus by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley « CLPTeensburgh: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Teen Services

If you’re having a bad day…

(Thanks to sarcasticpool for this one!)

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Totally magical! An animated bookstore in Toronto. Check it out. : )

Crocheted Viking Helmet With Beard Looks Great, Won’t Save Your Skull

It’s been a mild winter, sure, but you still might want to wear one of these things around, if only for intimidation.