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How do you return your books?
For those living in Oklahoma County, if you are 65 years of age or older or Easy. Put the books back into the bag and fill out the re-order slip if you completely homebound, please call 405-606-3295 or 405-606-3297 to wish to order more books. Turn the address label (located in the pocket on the side of the bag) so that the library’s address is showing. Or, drop sign up for Books-by-Mail service and to place your order. off the bag at any Metropolitan Library System library.
How do you receive your books?
Your books will be mailed to you in a reusable canvas bag. No postage is required.
How long can you keep your books? You can keep books for up to three weeks. Of course, we hope when you finish your reading you’ll return them promptly so they will be available to others.
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What if I have questions? No problem. Call us at (405) 606-3295 or 405-606-3297. We’re happy to help.
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2 Weeks to a Younger Brain
Fat Quarters: Small Fabrics
By Lark Crafts What can you quilt with 18” x 22” fat quarters? Find 52 projects By Gary Small to answer that question. Make Follow this simple and fun 2-week program to improve your them for yourself, give as gifts, memory and mental well-being share with little ones, and decorate your space. CRA while also reducing your risk for diabetes, heart disease, and Joy of Zentangle stroke. HEA By Suzanne McNeill Zentangle® is an easy-to-learn April Mourning method of pattern drawing that By Melva Noakes reduces stress while promoting The daycare operator of the creativity. Learn the basic Murray Building tells how time theory of Zentangle and receive stood still in the aftermath of instructions for drawing over 100 the bombing and shares how tangle patterns. ART families faced the reality of losing their little ones. HIS
Bastards: A Memoir
By Mary Anna King Born to parents who were great at having babies, but not great at raising them, Mary was sent to live with her grandparents in Oklahoma City who adopted her but didn’t show her the love she needed. As an adult, she seeks to reconnect with her siblings. BIO
It’s Not About Perfect By Shannon Miller The winner of seven Olympic medals, Shannon tells a story of surviving and thriving. Her story of trial, triumph and life after cancer reminds us all that its life’s bumps and bruises that reveal our character. BIO
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All the Single Ladies By Dorothea Benton Frank In the wake of a remarkable woman’s death, three middleaged women bond over their shared grief while evaluating their own shifting prospects.
Finding Me
By Kathryn Cushman After her father’s death, Kelli Huddleston discovers the entire life she’s known has been a lie. As she seeks to know more about her past, she finds family she’s never known, and ugly secrets threaten to stifle the truth and restoration she seeks.
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