Tweens/Teens: A Twist in the Tale


LC & JP Public Library Proudly Presents:

A Twist in the Tale

Please register early for this program. Patrons will learn the basics of creating their own graphic novel, including comic sketches, creating panels, and planning out the story. The culmination of the program will be a short graphic novel by each patron, specifically taking an original fairy tale and making it their own.

Please see our website for more information on Tween/Teen programs. 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Infant/Toddler Tuesday: Things That Talk & Creepy Creatures

Image
LC & JP Public Library proudly presents... Things That Talk & Creepy Creatures Come experience a magical Storywalk around the grounds of Sunrise State Park while reading Jack and the Beanstalk. Children will plant magical beans, add water, and make three wishes. You may even see a giant or two! Explore our website for more information on this program and more!
Read more

The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly R. Barnhill

Image
Bibliography: Barnhill, Kelly, R. The Girl Who Drank the Moon . North Carolina: Algonquin Young Readers, a division of Workman Publishing, 2016. ISBN 9781616205676 Plot Summary: A baby is sacrificed to the witch to protect the townspeople of  the Protectorate. This is tradition passed down from generation to generation. The people have never seen the witch, but they are told to sacrifice the babies to keep the witch from harming the others. The witch is actually nice and caring. She gives the sacrificed babies a new home. All except for Luna, due to accidentally giving her the magic from the moon to eat. The witch, Xan, cared for the "enmagicked" Luna as if she were her very own granddaughter. Luna's magic was out of control, so Xan put a spell on Luna to make her sleep until she was thirteen. She hoped this would give Luna the time to mature before destroying the forest and everything in it. This would also prolong Xan's life to give her time to figure ou...
Read more