Talkeetna library hosts book-to-film reading program for local youth
by: Katie Writer – KTNA In the Internet Age, where almost everything can be found online and at home, what is the attraction for teenagers to a public library? Talkeetna
by: Katie Writer – KTNA
In the Internet Age, where almost everything can be found online and at home, what is the attraction for teenagers to a public library? Talkeetna librarian aid and mother of four, Tasja Williams, has created a winter reading program that combines reading and movies to bring young people to the library.
KTNA’s Katie Writer spoke with Tasja about how she is successfully growing the popularity of a good book amongst teenagers.
The tween book to film meets from 5-7pm on the second Saturday of each month. Teens meet the last Saturday of each month from 6-8pm.
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