Let’s Talk About It

Prepare to tickle your funny bone and sharpen your sleuthing skills at the Woodward Public Library’s latest Let’s Talk About It series featuring the theme “Crime and Comedy: The Lighter Side of Murder and Misdemeanor.” This five-month literary journey, sponsored by a generous grant from Oklahoma Humanities, dives into the hilarious world of comic crime…

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Author Luncheon with Mary Coley

Meet the author, Mary Coley! You are invited to an author luncheon featuring the mystery author and 2022 Book Award Winner for Fiction, Mary Coley. On Wednesday, March 29th at 12:00 PM, Coley will be at the Woodward Conference Center to discuss her latest and award-winning book, Blood on the Mother Road, and her experiences…

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Let’s Talk About It Spring 2023

Let’s Talk About It is a book club for curious readers. Join us for “Travel: New Ways of Seeing,” a 5-part book discussion this January – May. This series will explore the transformative nature of travel through fiction and nonfiction books with a scholar led discussion. The book club will meet at 7:00 PM the…

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Woodward Reads 2023

Join our annual adult reading challenge, Woodward Reads! Each month, you’ll be challenged to read one book (or audiobook) that fits a theme. Read and log your book to be entered into monthly gift card drawings. Complete the whole year? You will be entered into an end of the year drawing for an iPad! How…

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Woodward Reads 2022

Introducing our adult reading challenge: Woodward Reads 2022! The goal for Woodward Reads is to have fun and help you diversify your reading. Each month has a theme, but the book picks are up to you. Why Join the Challenge? Broaden your reading horizons this year and win prizes! Each month you complete a challenge,…

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1,000 Books Before Kindergarten!

The Woodward Public Library is excited to announce a new program to encourage early children’s literacy! This program is for children ages Birth-5 and the goal of the program is to read to your child every day and reach 1,000 books before he/she enters kindergarten! It’s as easy as reading 1 book a day to…

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