Books and Literacy
These picture books celebrate the many ways families can look, grow and come together.
Monte Cassino’s new St. Scholastica Academy will provide specialized instruction for students with dyslexia.
Award-winning author-illustrators coming to Tulsa for special library events this fall.
Sisters Jen Loren and Rebecca Lee Kunz introduce young readers to the Cherokee activist and educator.
A Magic City Books program is putting more books into the hands of Tulsa Public Schools students.
At Arts@302, Margie Martin helps young readers fall in love with books through art.
Celebrate National Literacy Month with library programs and great books.
By Laura Raphael, MA, MLIS, former Children’s Services Coordinator, with Kristina Acosta, MLIS, current Children’s Services Coordinator, Tulsa City-County Library
8 graphic novel adaptations that bring beloved classics to life.
Sign up at one of 24 libraries and start reading on June 1
An art smart way to explore books with your child
Books so good, they feel like a home run.
Books for first and second graders who are ready to move from early readers to chapter books
sponsored by Oklahoma Education Impact Initiative
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