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Bride by Ali HazelwoodMisery Lark, daughter of the most powerful Vampyre councilman of the Southwest must leave her life of anonymity among the humans and uphold a historic alliance with the Weres by marrying their Alpha, Lowe Moreland. — Sarah, Access Specialist, Del City Library
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Under the whispering door by TJ KluneAfter he dies, a curious and powerful being gives Wallace one week to cross over to the land of the dead, and Wallace, who finally starts to learn about all the things he missed in life, sets about living a lifetime in seven days. — Lacy, Librarian, Southern Oaks Library
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— Tyler, Librarian, Belle Isle Library
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MinariA Korean American family relocates to a small farm in Arkansas in the 1980s – to pursue their own version of the American Dream. The arrival of their irreverent grandmother disrupts the balance they try to maintain between cultural assimilation and autonomy. — Mary, Librarian, Choctaw Library
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AustenlandJane, a single thirty-something, who is obsessed with Jane Austen travels to a British resort called Austenland, where the era of Jane Austen is recreated. — Kenda, Access Manager, Belle Isle Library
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GhostsWhen a woman inherits an abandoned country estate, she and her husband move in to make it a bed-and-breakfast, but the ghosts who live there have other ideas and try their best to make the couple leave. — Jessica, Librarian, Southern Oaks Library
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SOLAR ECLIPSE SATURDAY
Saturday, April 6,
2:00 PM
Del City Library
Looking for an out-of-this-world way to celebrate the April 8th solar eclipse? Join us at the Del City Library to learn a little space science, explore constellations, learn all about eclipses, and more! All ages welcome.
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LITERARY VOICES: KWAME ALEXANDER
Sunday, April 7,
1:00 PM
Frederick Douglass High School
Join Oklahoma Public Schools and Metro Tech to hear from regular NPR contributor and New York Times Bestselling author, Kwame Alexander.
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SPRING BEGINNER GARDENING
Tuesday, April 9,
6:00 PM
Del City Library
Get ready to roll up your sleeves and dive into the world of Smartpot gardening in this engaging workshop! In this hands-on session, you'll learn the basics of gardening and will gain the experience of transplanting your very own plant to take home. Take-home grow kits are available for the first 15 people to show up!
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MAKER MONDAYS
Monday, April 15,
4:00 PM
Southern Oaks Library
Mondays are Maker Mondays! Join us in the teen area for a different maker activity each week. No registration is required and this is a come and go event.
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COOKIE DECORATING CLASS
Saturday, April 20,
10:30 AM
Bethany Library
Join us for a beginner's cookie decorating class! Space limited in this exclusive hands-on class where you will get to decorate two cookies through step-by-step instruction like a pro, courtesy of Hiam's Cookies. All supplies will be provided.
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BEGINNING BEEKEEPING
Saturday, April 20,
2:00 PM
Midwest City Library
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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WATER BOTTLE STICKERS
Saturday, May 4,
10:00 AM
Village Library
Need to drink more water this summer? Get motivated with a new water bottle! Add some stickers from our selection and make it truly your own.
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Signing Savvy
A sign language dictionary containing several thousand videos of American Sign Language (ASL) signs, fingerspelled words and other common signs used within the United States and Canada.
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Metro Grows
Are you a beginning gardener looking to plant some vegetables for the first time this spring? Or are you an advanced gardener who needs to upgrade their beds for the upcoming season? This brand-new program is perfect for any and all gardeners! You can now borrow gardening tools from the library and attend library events geared towards gardening.
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Literary VoicesFor 20 years, we have been honored to present Literary Voices®, a fundraising dinner that benefits the Library Endowment Trust and brings a renowned author to the Oklahoma City Metro. Funds raised through the years have provided additional funding for programs, materials, and services for the Metropolitan Library System of Oklahoma County.
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