December can be daunting - holidays, family gatherings, cooking and decorating are meaningful but they can also result in exhaustion and sensory overload. Add on the psychological impact of early sunsets and you have a perfect storm for stress. How to decompress? Escape into a good book, the ideal way to reboot your psyche and re-center your soul. What to read?
December may be the coldest, darkest month of the year but it does have its perks: holidays and festivals, family gatherings, comfort foods - and books!
Hello Scarsdale Teens!
Here's the sixth installment of our bite-sized writing exercise: Post-it Prompts!
Our latest question for you is: What's something you hope never goes out of style?
Here's what you wrote:
Our next Post-it Prompt will be posted the week of January 3, 2022.
This project is brought to you by the Scarsdale Public Library's Teen Services Department & Teen Advisory Board.
November is known for many things - National American Indian Heritage Month, Election Day, Veteran’s Day, the onset of Daylight Savings Time and, of course, Thanksgiving. Having survived what was, for many, a challenging year, the prevailing sentiment at having reached this final fall month is simple gratitude. One of the many things for which we are continually grateful is the appearance of new books on the shelves - in all their glorious variety. For starters, check out the new titles below; click on the book jacket to be taken to the link. Happy reading!
