This week (March 6th-March 12th) is the national celebration of Teen Tech Week [2]! What exactly is Teen Tech Week? This is a designated week when librarians and those who love libraries celebrate the non-print resources available through libraries (like audiobooks, eAudio, eBooks, etc.) and encourage people to use electronic resources creatively and ethically. The Amazing Audiobooks for Young Adults list [3] was released mid-January and Teen Tech Week might be a good time to check one out! Or see what other amazing resources HCPL has available to you online (like eBooks and eAudio [4] and online magazines, newspapers, and reference/school stuff [5])!
Amazing Audiobooks for Young Adults
- White Cat [6] by Holly Black, read by Jesse Eisenberg
- What I Saw and How I Lied [7] by Judy Blundell, read by Caitlin Greer
- Beat the Band [8] by Don Calame, read by Nick Podehl
- Heist Society [9] by Ally Carter, read by Angela Dawe
- Alchemy and Meggy Swann [10] by Karen Cushman, read by Katherine Kellgren
- Revolution [11] by Jennifer Donnelly, read by Emily Janice Card & Emma Bering
- Incarceron [12] by Catherine Fisher, read by Kim Mai Guest
- Seth Baumgartner’s Love Manifesto [13] by Eric Luper, read by Nick Podehl
- Finnikin of the Rock [14] by Melina Marchetta, read by Jeffrey Cummings
- Rapture of the Deep [15] by L.A. Meyer, read by Katherine Kellgren
- The Knife of Never Letting Go [16] by Patrick Ness, read by Nick Podehl
- This World We Live In [17] by Susan Beth Pfeffer, read by Emily Bauer
- Stop in the Name of Pants! [18] by Louise Rennison, read by Stina Nielsen
- Push [19] by Sapphire, read by Bahni Turpin
- Dreamdark Silksinger [20] by Laini Taylor, read by Cassandra Campbell
- One Crazy Summer [21] by Rita Williams-Garcia, read by Sisi Aisha Johnson
- This Full House [22] by Virginia Euwer Wolff, read by Heather Alicia Simms
