Teen Movie: Sweet Home Alabama

Teen Movie

Friday, May 9th at 3pm

Melanie leaves her husband and Alabama behind as she tries to make it big in New York. However, she learns that New York, and her new fiancé, 

may not be all they’re cracked up to be.

Filled with southern sass and gorgeous guys, 

you’ll love this romantic comedy.

PG-13

1 hour, 48 minutes

Teen movies are for ages 12-18 and grades 6-12. 

 

End date for book nominations is in January!

Teens in 7th-12th grade!

There are two NH book awards controlled by you!

The Isinglass Award began in the Barrington Public Library so NH teens in 7th and 8th grade could tell all of NH what they love to read.
That includes you! Submit your favorite title by the end of January so it can be considered for the 2015 award. Either follow this link or e-mail me at aubrey@goodwinlibrary.org for more information or to submit a title.

The Flume award was designed for high-school students only. Submit your beloved title by January 14th for it to be added to the 2015 nominee list. That's just a few weeks away! For more information or to submit a title, follow this link or e-mail me at aubrey@goodwinlibrary.org.

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