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This summer we’re all about fitness.

Waurika Public Library will again join with other local organizations, groups and businesses to offer daily summer programming and lunch for children.

Children who have completed Pre-K – entering 5th grade in the fall are invited to participate in programming and ANY school aged child is invited to come eat lunch.

This year’s Program is scheduled to begin June 6th and conclude July 29th.  The Program will be held M-F, from 10:00 am – 12:00 pm.  There will be no programming on July 4^th.

You can get more information, including registration forms, by clicking here.

The month of March is National Reading Month! Tuesday, March 2nd, in honor of Dr. Seuss’ Birthday, the Waurika Public Library will be inviting local Head Start children from Waurika and Temple. The Friends of Waurika Public Library will be providing cupcakes for the children as well as reading and Dr. Seuss related activities. The event will begin at 10:00 am. Children that would normally be attending Story Time are welcome to participate as well.

Please join us at the Waurika Public Library at 5 p.m. on January 19^th as we welcome our new librarian, Darren Biby. Darren grew up in Waurika and graduated from Waurika High School in 1992. After graduation, he attended Oklahoma State University and majored in Computer Science. Previously, Darren was the Purchasing Supervisor and Project Manager for Manheim Auto Auction in Ft. Worth Texas.

Sponsored by:

Friends of Waurika Public Library

and

Waurika Public Library Board

Summer Reading Begins June 1!

This summer we’re all about heroes. And every hero has a story.

Waurika Public Library will again join with other local organizations, groups and businesses to offer daily summer programming and lunch for children.

Children who have completed Pre-K – entering 5th grade in the fall are invited to participate in programming and ANY school aged child is invited to come eat lunch.

What are your Superpowers? Can you:

• Lay magical eggs
• Roar like a lion
• Jump over tall buildings
• Fly real high
• Catch lightning bolts
• Become as small as an ant

Get signed up soon!

Children must be registered to attend. It’s free to participate.

Let’s Talk About It, Oklahoma

We are on summer break for books discussions, but will start back in August and continue our Let’s Talk About It, Oklahoma, discussion with a new theme.

Friendship

Sign up today to be notified when discussion books arrive!

• August 25, 2015 @ 5:30 p.m.- Jacob I Have Loved by Katherine Paterson
• September 8, 2015 @ 5:30 p.m.- The Chosen by Chaim Potok
• September 22, 2015 @ 5:30 p.m.- The Color Purple by Alice Walker
• October 13, 2015 @ 5:30 p.m.- Turtle Diary by Russell Hoban
• November 10, 2015 @ 5:30 p.m.- Recovering: A Journal by May Sarton

Here’s what OHC has to say about Friendship

Casual or intense, our friendships hold the power to enrich and sustain us.

Casual or intense, our friendships hold the power to enrich and sustain us. In them we discover, express, and measure ourselves; through them we grow. Yet these seemingly familiar relationships remain complex and various, opening to us a range of discoveries that carry us between solitude and communion–between aloneness and a sharing of self with others. For some people, perhaps more for men than for women, friendship is a matter of shared activity–a golf game, a theater outing. For some, it resides in fascination with what is different from oneself, while for others it thrives on shared interests and potentialities.

What does friendship mean to you? What is your favorite book on friendship?

We’re happy to announce that OK Virtual Library (Overdrive) has added streaming video to the abundant collection of eBooks and eAudios.

You’ll find almost 600 titles to chose from. You’ll love the videos for kids, the documentaries and classic movies.

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You’ll need a library card. Check out the collection through OK Virtual Library >