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all web sites & catalog will be unavailable during maintenance.

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Books Sandwiched In
Join the Friends of the Tulsa City-County Libraries at noontime on Mondays in November for Books Sandwiched In.*

Books to Treasure
Meet children’s author and illustrator Brad Sneed at Books to Treasure on Nov. 13.*

Geraldine Brooks
Geraldine Brooks is coming to Tulsa Dec. 4 and 5 to receive the 2009 Peggy V. Helmerich Distinguished Author Award*

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Give Books

Donate your books to the Tulsa City-County Library!  Any books that do not become part of the Library's collection benefit the Library by becoming items of the Library's Book Sales. Library Book Sales are located at several libraries across Tulsa County:

Book Sale Pricing
Type of item Price

Hardcover and Large softcover books (trade paperbacks)

$1

Children's books, Paperbacks and Media

$0.50

Magazines

$0.25

CD cases

$0.10

Special books and media as priced

Specially priced items on west wall and in glass case, as marked.

The money raised goes back into the Library to buy more materials for the collection.

Book Sale

Book Sale coordinator Ana Lundin prepares to shelve recently donated books.

For more information or call 596-7995.

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Give Money

"The library is often the first resource parents use to find information on learning disabilities. Books on the subject are helpful to parents because they offer a starting point before seeking professional help for their child," says Linda Modenbach, Learning Disabilities Association president, pictured on the left. Her organization's community spirit allows the library to purchase additional materials that help families across Tulsa County.

From a community group's donation that helps strengthen the library's materials collection to a grant for new Internet computers, the library's benefit to the community increases with continued support from local businesses and organizations.

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Sponsorships

Peggy V. Helmerich has decided to donate special funds in 2006-2007 to underwrite teen events:  Teen Summer Reading Program; Teen Team Sponsorship; Renaissance Faire for Children, Teens & Families; Teen Art Contest; and 3 to 5 teen-focused events.

Sponsorship levels and opportunities are available for programs throughout the year. From naming a community meeting in memory of a loved one to providing booth space at a local event for library outreach opportunities, your interest in supporting literacy benefits the community.

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