Mancos Teens' Space

I found this list at https://time.com/collection/100-best-ya-books/ If you follow the link you can find out more about each book. I give you this list to simply help you find awesome books and many of these books someone does not want you to read. They have been challenged or banned in some places. *Little Women by Louisa May Alcott  (great story, I […]

PBS Newshour Extra offers investigations into the history of the press and how several topics have been covered. You can learn about the coverage of the Revolutionary War, Women’s Suffrage, WWII, and much much more. Journalism in Action takes you on a trip through history from the view of reporters, such as Nellie Bly and Ida B. Wells. Take the […]

Ello All, It’s Jenni,your friendly neighborhood young adult librarian, looking for some feedback from all you teens! Please, follow these links to short questionnaires to help me learn more about you and what you would like to see at the library. I would greatly appreciate it if you could give me honest and complete answers, as I will use the […]

Respect is defines as ‘due regard for the feelings, wishes, rights, or traditions of others.’ As a Young Adult Services Manager who has an extensive background in health and wellness and health education, I am aware of the need for all people to show and receive respect. The Mancos Library has a policy on responsibilities and conduct for patrons. This […]

Calling all Teen Artists Summer Movie Making Adventure (2)  

Mancos Public Library and the organizers of the Mancos Half Marathon, 5K & Fun Run invite the public to a FREE double feature guaranteed to inspire the inner runner in everyone. Join us on Saturday, June 4 at 7 pm for screenings of the short documentary film “Kissing the Rock” and the sports action drama “McFarland USA”. A conversation, via […]