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| The Hollow Dead by Darcy CoatesIn this creepy 4th entry in the Gravekeeper series, seer and graveyard worker Keira Collis fights to reclaim her lost memories and stop the shadowy organization Artec from harnessing the energy of the dead. Try this next: the Royal Street novels by Karen White. |
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| The House of Last Resort by Christopher GoldenBram Stoker Award-winning author Christopher Golden's compelling latest stars an American couple who move to a remote Italian town and purchase an opulent yet abandoned estate that was once owned by the Catholic Church. What secrets lie within its crumbling walls? For fans of: The Chrysalis by Brendan Deneen; The Book of Accidents by Chuck Wendig. |
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| Island Witch by Amanda JayatissaIn a 19th-century Sri Lankan village, Amara, the daughter of the local demon-priest, fights to clear her father's name after a series of brutal jungle attacks leave multiple men dead. This atmospheric novel by the author of You're Invited is inspired by Sri Lankan folklore. For fans of: Lone Women by Victor LaValle; Vampires of El Norte by Isabel Cañas. |
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| What Feasts at Night by T. KingfisherWorld-weary soldier Alex Easton returns to their family home in Gallacia, where they find the caretaker dead from lung disease and rumors swirling in the village about an entity that steals people's breath. This 2nd creepy entry in T. Kingfisher's bestselling Sworn Soldier series (following What Moves the Dead) will appeal to fans of evocative gothic novels like Marielle Thompson's Where Ivy Dares to Grow. |
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| The Haunting of Velkwood by Gwendolyn KisteTwenty years after surviving a cosmic event that turned everyone in her hometown into ghosts, Talitha Velkwood returns to the site of the haunting to confront past traumas and reckon with horrors both real and supernatural in this character-driven latest from the Bram Stoker Award-winning author of The Rust Maidens. Try this next: The Wonder State by Sara Flannery Murphy. |
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| Your Shadow Half Remains by Sunny MoraineSunny Moraine's suspenseful apocalyptic horror novel centers on a virus in which eye contact causes murderous rage among the afflicted, starring an isolated young woman whose chance encounter with a stranger could threaten the peace she's worked so hard to build. For fans of: The Last of Us; Bird Box by Josh Malerman; The Violence by Delilah S. Dawson. |
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| Womb City by Tlotlo TsamaaseIn a near-future Botswana where consciousness transfers are routine and implanted microchips keep people under constant surveillance, architect Nelah Bogosi-Ntsu occupies a body that used to belong to someone else. When she rebels against her controlling husband, she threatens both her own future and that of her unborn child. Tlotlo Tsamaase's "mind-bending and potent blend of Afrofuturist science fiction and horror" (Publishers Weekly) will appeal to fans of The Perishing by Natashia Deón and Richard K. Morgan's Takeshi Kovacs novels. |
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| Midnight on Beacon Street by Emily Ruth VeronaIn 1993 suburban New Jersey, babysitter Amy and her two young charges grapple with an escalating serious of strange phenomena over the course of a single night. Emily Ruth Verona's fast-paced debut is "a giddy exercise in nostalgia" (Publishers Weekly) that will appeal to fans of Halloween, Grady Hendrix novels, and The Babysitter Lives by Stephen Graham Jones. |
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Recording Personal History Interviews
Saturday, April 13,
11:30am
Downtown
Do you know a friend or community member with a good story about their life experiences? Have you been wanting to interview your family elders to find out what life was like before you were born? Everyone’s stories are history, so come and learn how to preserve and share them! We'll be covering the basics of the entire interview process, including: - How to get started - Preparing for the interview - Recording basics, and - What happens after the interview? We'll include plenty of time for your questions as well as links to further resources for every step of the way.
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Building Business Credit
Monday, April 15,
6:00pm
Northwest
Maintaining and reporting good personal credit is at the heart of building credit for your small business—and it can affect how lenders and other businesses view your business. Learn how to better leverage your business credit by using credit reporting services.
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D&D Club
Monday, April 15,
6:30pm
Bethany
Adventurers, the glittering intrigue of the Radiant Citadel awaits you. Run through dense markets and breathe in the scent of spices at nightfall. Join the throngs of people clamoring at an extravagant parade. What iridescent treasures will you find in the Citadel? What charming folk will you meet? D&D Club is open to players of all experience levels. Play as your own character or follow along with an inventive premade hero. Recommended for ages 13 and up.
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DIY Bookbinding and Personalized Bookplate
Tuesday, April 16,
6:00pm
Belle Isle
Are you ready to embark on a unique journey of self-expression for the upcoming year? Dive into the world of DIY bookbinding. In this hands-on session, we'll guide you through the enchanting art of creating your very own blank notebooks, sketchbooks, or bullet journals from scratch. We'll supply everything you need, from paper to decorative covers, threads, and tools. Participants will also have the opportunity to create a small personalized stamp. Space is limited, so please register early. This program is for ages 16+.
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Grow With Us: Self Watering Tool
Thursday, April 18,
4:30pm
Event Location
This month's All Ages Grow With Us! Gardening Club project will be making self watering tools that can be buried in your garden bed, and used to sustain your garden between April's showers, as well as to beautify your garden. Each participant will leave with one self-waterer. Registration is required.
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Beginning Beekeeping
Saturday, April 20,
2:00pm
Midwest City
Join the COBA Beginning Beekeeping instructor Jay Silver as we learn more about what it takes to keep bees in Oklahoma. We'll get to see live bees and enjoy a bit of honey!
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Resources at Your Library
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MEDLINE
MEDLINE provides authoritative medical information on medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, the health care system, preclinical sciences, and more.
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Special Collections
Enjoy our current collections of photographs, postcards, personal history interviews, and many other amazing resources that document and explore the history and culture of Oklahoma – City, County, and State.
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Auto Repair Source
Provides step-by-step repair instructions, service bulletins, recall information, wiring diagrams, maintenance tips, and other information for foreign and domestic cars from 1954-present. All of the content in Auto Repair Source has been created by ASE certified technicians.
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JobNow
JobNow features job and career resources such as chatting with a live job coaching expert, resume and cover letter templates, interview tips, expert resume review, and more.
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