Fave Fives
Fave Fives are lists of five suggested titles — books, audiobooks, music CDs, films, or any combination thereof — that we want library users to know about. Each list is built around a specific theme, chosen by the person submitting the list. You can view faves by type or get faves blog-style, including an RSS feed! To submit your own, just fill out the basic form.
Best Scrapbooking References EVER
*A big thanks to RKeeling for our latest Fave Five.
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Great Choices For Teens
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YA Sci-Fi/Fantasy books
Thanks to sschmitt for this great Fave Five!Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins -- 24 teens are chosen by a lottery system for the annual "Hunger Games", a reality TV show duel-to-the-death.... it's almost impossible to look away from the action!
Unwind by Neal Shusterman -- In a society where parents can "unwind" unwanted teens for their body parts, three runaways try to fight the system and make it past their 18th birthdays.... so creepy good!
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Whirlwind Trips to Faraway Places
Tales from Outer Suburbia by Shaun TanQuirky and fantastical short stories about the stranger parts of suburban life. Includes a water buffalo and other mysterious places and things. A must-read just for the pictures.
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Teen Titans: Can't-Go-Wrong Teen Lit Writers
Thanks to Anne from the CPL's CT&T department for these awesome Fave Five author suggestions!Scott Westerfeld writes dystopias and sci-fi that you can't put down.
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Recommended Older-School Manga
***I grew up on mid-late 90s anime (pretty much just DragonBall and Sailor Moon), though I did broaden my horizons at PCEPs Anime Club. These are the manga series that I stumbled upon between 1999 and 2005. Enjoy!
1. Love Hina
Though a major shonen series, Love Hina has a great sense of humor and a brillian story line that any teen would find thoroughly entertaining.
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Favorite Five Phrases From Our Collection
Most of us, Patrons and Library Staff alike, do a little "Window Shopping" as we pass
down the aisles between the shelves. I'm no exception, and I admire the turn of a
phrase, be it printed or uttered, and there are many phrases that are part of the
American vocabulary as commonly understood ideas. Some of my favorites are
obscure, and some are universal, but I feel they all offer language well used, and
ideas well presented.
They are, in ascending order of merit ( In my humble opinion):
#5."When the leader of the pack misses his kill, he is called the
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Spring Poems From Collections
Recommended by Chitra, an adult reference librarian at the Canton Public Library.
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Crazy Sweet Books of Awesomeness
Thanks to Socstar901 for this latest Fave Five!
Marked by P.C. Cast
It is about vampires... and I LOVE vampires and romances! This book has both!
Betrayed by P.C. Cast
Next after Marked! HAS VAMPS (vampires)!! LOVE vampires.
Can't Miss
Thanks to Drose1976 for another Fave Five!
A Painted House by John Grisham
This is just simply a great story. Grisham knows how to keep pages turning and this is him at his best.
Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
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All Twilight, All the Time
Our latest Fave Five comes from Carly, a patron of the library.
Twilight by Stephenie Meyer
I loved Twilight. It was a captivating and wonderful romance. It is based on a vampire-human relationshp, and the troubles about that. Her clumsiness and her hilaraious thoughts are something I can relate to.
New Moon by Stephenie Meyer
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Theological Thrillers or Who Said Biblical had to be Boring?
People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks- Login to comment
Learning to Cook
Learning to Cook was submitted by Chad, a patron of the library.
How to Cook Everything by Mark Bittman
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Baby Board Books
Favorite Books by a Fifth Grade Teacher

Recommended by Debbie, an educator and Canton Public Library patron.
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Starting Rotation
Doggone Funniest Canine Picture Books Around

Recommended by Kim, a reference librarian in our Children's Library.
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Festival Favorites: You Might Have to Hunt for These Films

Recommended by the Thin Man, whose photography is sprinkled throughout our Internet Branch.
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