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Browse the YA Book Collection

Explore comics, graphic novels, popular series, and more for YOUth at your Thunder Bay Public Library.

Hip Hop In the North

Learn to write and produce your own music with songwriting and production specialist Nolan Schmerk at weekly drop-in workshops. Ages 12 - 18

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book lists

YA Fairies and Fae

Enjoy this list of YA novels that are truly magical!

2025 YA Favourites

Check out one of these best of the year and best-selling young adult books and then visit us in-branch to browse the rest of the collection.

Family Christmas Movie Night

Get in the holiday spirit with this great list of Christmas movies, perfect for the whole family!

Heavy Hitter Games

Pull up a chair and stay a while. These board games are big on strategy and require a time commitment.

Volunteer opportunities

YOUth Action Council (YAC)

Have your voice heard and help the library buy books and influence library programs for teens with the YOUth Action Council.

Find more details here and sign up today!

YOUth Reviews

Review books or movies that you loved (or hated) for community service hours. For each review, you can earn up to 4 volunteer hours!

Fill out the form to get started!

YOUth Knitters

Knit or crochet hats or scarves for those in need to earn community service volunteer hours.

Fill out the form to get started!

YOUth reviews

Homework Help

Gale Literature Criticism

An integrated research experience that brings together Gale's premier literary databases.

Literary Reference Center Plus

A full-text literary database providing a complete collection of reference works across all genres and time periods.

Gateway to Northwestern Ontario History

A virtual gallery of historic photographs, books, & drawings and so much more. Your portal to our region's history.

Gale eBooks

An award-winning, hassle-free eBook experience — that includes Business Plans Handbooks which provides real examples of business plans.

We acknowledge that the City of Thunder Bay has been built on the traditional territory of Fort William First Nation, signatory to the Robinson Superior Treaty of 1850. We also recognize the contributions made to our community by the Métis people.

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