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| Cuckoo by Gretchen Felker-MartinIn the disturbing latest from Gretchen Felker-Martin (Manhunt), seven queer teens battle horrors both human and supernatural at a remote conversion camp in 1995 Utah. For fans of: Camp Damascus by Chuck Tingle. |
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| I Was a Teenage Slasher by Stephen Graham JonesBram Stoker Award winner Stephen Graham Jones follows up his Indian Lake trilogy with the gruesome and darkly humorous confessional of murderer Tolly Driver, who went on a killing spree as a teen in 1989 Lamesa, Texas. For fans of: The Pallbearers Club by Paul Tremblay. |
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| The Eyes Are the Best Part by Monika KimKorean American college student Ji-won's fixation on the blue-eyed white men who antagonize (or fetishize) her leads to murder in this creepy and suspenseful debut from Monika Kim. For fans of: My Sister, the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite; Maeve Fly by CJ Leede. |
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| Craft: Stories I Wrote for the Devil by Ananda LimaBrazilian poet Ananda Lima's surreal debut short story collection centers on an aspiring writer who sleeps with the devil at a party in 1999 and spends the following decades crafting stories for him. For fans of: Samanta Schweblin; All My Colors by David Quantick. |
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| Incidents Around the House by Josh MalermanBestselling author Josh Malerman's (Bird Box) latest stars eight-year-old Bela, whose relationship with her menacing imaginary friend "Other Mommy" pushes her parents to their breaking point. For fans of: Baby Teeth by Zoje Stage. |
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| Youthjuice by E.K. SathueThe pseudonymous E.K. Sathue's satirical work of body horror stars a woman working for a Goop-esque wellness company in New York City who discovers something sinister about the company's products. Try this next: Natural Beauty by Ling Ling Huang; The Glow by Jessie Gaynor. |
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| Bury Your Gays by Chuck TingleGay screenwriter Misha balks when he's asked to kill off the lesbian lead characters of the TV show he's writing, even though the studio's algorithm demands it. His decision puts a target on his back, and he soon finds himself haunted by the very monsters he wrote into being. This pulse-pounding latest from cult favorite Chuck Tingle was named one of Esquire's Best Books of Summer 2024. Try this next: Burn the Negative by Josh Winning. |
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| Horror Movie by Paul TremblayThe only surviving cast member of a cursed 1990s art house horror flick titled Horror Movie finds himself involved with the reboot -- but will he make it out alive the second time around? Paul Tremblay's slow-burn love letter to horror films includes sections of Horror Movie's screenplay. Try this next: Mister Magic by Kiersten White; How to Make a Horror Movie and Survive by Craig DiLouie. |
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| One of Our Kind by Nicola YoonThrilled to be moving to an exclusive all-Black Los Angeles suburb with her family, Jasmyn quickly discovers her seemingly utopian neighborhood hides sinister secrets that could threaten her life. Reminiscent of Ira Levin's novels, YA author Nicola Yoon's adult debut "will linger in readers' minds long after its horrifying conclusion" (Publishers Weekly). For fans of: The Other Black Girl by Zakiya Dalila Harris; When No One Is Watching by Alyssa Cole. |
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Web Developer Bootcamp With Fiero Learning
Monday, August 12,
7:00pm
Choctaw
Join us for a Web Developer Bootcamp with Fiero Learning! Come learn CSS, Javascript, HTML and more at this weekly class offered at the Choctaw Library! The class will meet on Monday nights at 7:00 PM. This is open to 16 and up. No coding experience is needed to start - if you are looking to develop your coding skills to start a career as a web developer, or to use in your daily life we are here for you. Registration is required. This is a free class We will meet on Monday nights as a group but expect 2-4 hours of work will be needed outside of meeting in order to gain proficiency in coding if seeking a job in web development. Additional spots can be opened if the participant is willing to bring in their own laptop or Chromebook First class is on June 3rd at 7:00. Come if you are ready to jump in or you'd like to ask any questions and learn more!
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Crochet Night - Make a Reusable Grocery Bag
Thursday, August 15,
6:30pm
Capitol Hill
Come crochet with us! All skill levels welcome. We will be working on a reusable grocery bag - kit provided while supplies last. Feel free to bring your own project instead! Join us and share in community. Grocery bag pattern uses chain stitch, single crochet, and double crochet.
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Computer Keys: How to Apply for Jobs Online
Thursday, August 22,
10:00am
Downtown
Let's face it. The online world is an ever-changing landscape and it can be hard to keep up. As technology evolves, so do the risks and challenges. Digital literacy and internet safety are indispensable skills in today's digital age, especially with the proliferation of apps, AI advancements, and sophisticated online scams. This monthly class series is designed to help you get better at using and understanding common computer programs and improve your online computer skills. Seats for this class are limited, so we encourage you to secure your spot by registering in advance. Don't miss out on this opportunity to empower yourself with valuable online skills.
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Gamers Unplugged: Faves!
Thursday, August 22,
6:00pm
Edmond
Teens & Tweens! Join us the for this annual Faves! edition of the Gamers Unplugged group. By popular request, tonight is an OPEN game night. Bring your favorite games, bring your friends, and get ready for a relaxed, fun evening talking, learning, laughing and playing. The library will have a selection of games to choose from or bring the ones you've been itching to play. **Currently, Gamers Unplugged is ONLY for teens and tweens, grades 5 through 12. If you are interested in seeing a teen and adult board game program, please let your local librarians know!**
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Family Art Night
Thursday, August 22,
6:30pm
Del City
You’re never too young or too old to make art! Join us the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month for open-ended creation inspired by different artists and techniques. Children age six and younger should be accompanied by an adult.
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Giant (and Tiny) Origami
Saturday, August 24,
11:00am
Village
Unleash your creativity with larger-than-life origami! Then try your hand at origami miniatures. Join us to craft a giant (and tiny) origami crane and explore other cool designs. Learn about the fascinating art of paper folding, which originated in ancient Japan for ceremonial purposes and evolved into a beloved recreational activity. Guided instruction will be provided, ensuring everyone from beginners to seasoned folders can participate. Adults are encouraged to assist children. All supplies are provided.
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Resources at Your Library
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Lote4Kids
Lote4Kids is an early reader resource that provides digital titles in more than 65 languages. These titles are published in dozens of languages and for each of these non-English titles, users can find an English edition of the title and flipbooks which allow the the user to listen to an audio edition as the words are highlighted when spoken by the narrator. Lote4Kids also provides titles in various sign languages such as ASL, BSL, NZSL, and Auslan. Beyond reading materials, users can download free activities and play online games that improve reading and typing skills.
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Ask a Librarian app
Use our Ask a Librarian app to call, email, text, or chat with us, to explore our Frequently Asked Questions site, and to learn about our current services and hours of operation.
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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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Metro Grows
Metro Grows is a program that lends gardening tools from the library, provides library events geared towards gardening, and provides Discovery Backpacks for kids ages 4-12.
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Oklahoma Driving Practice Tests
Take practice tests for obtaining a driving permit, a motorcycle license or a commercial driver's license (CDL) in Oklahoma, get access the official driver's manual for each license, and search an FAQ with answers to over 100 questions about an Oklahoma driver's license.
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Contact your librarian for more great books!
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