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Calling all teenagers! Do you like to read? Do you like to chat?

Libraries NI invites you to Coleraine Library’s (Queen Street, 028 7034 2561) Teenage Reading Group which meets on the first Thursday of every month 4.00pm – 4.45pm. Next meeting is on Thursday 3rd September and we’d love to see you there – new members are always welcome!

In fact – why not enter our competition to design a new name and logo for the reading group? Bring along your entry to the meeting on 3rd September and the winner will be decided that day. The prize is a free DVD rental. Good luck!

For details of many other exciting children’s events happening in NI libraries all year round, visit www.librariesni.org.uk.

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