Here's a list of the newest DVDs the library has added to their collection. Visit the catalog to see if items that interest you are available for checkout or you can place them on hold and we will contact you when they are available. You can also place holds by calling the library at 918-266-1684.
Children of the Corn (2023)
80 for Brady
Magic Mike: 1-3
Knock at the Cabin
Maybe I Do
Yellowstone: Season 5 Vol 1
Did you know that the library adds new items each month? Here's a list of the newest adult and young adult books the library has added to our collection. Visit our catalog
to see if items that interest you are available for checkout, or you can place them on hold and we will contact you when they are available. You can also place holds by calling the library at 918-266-1684.
Abbott, Megan - Beware the Woman
Adler, Sarah - Mrs. Nash's Ashes
Barker, Joanna - A Heart Worth Stealing
Barclay, Linwood - The Lie Maker
Bauermeister, Erica - No Two Persons
Brown, Dale - Weapons of Opportunity (Nick Flynn #3)
Clancy, Tom - Flash Point (Large Print)
Cogman, Genevieve - Scarlet (The Scarlet Revolution #1)
Cronin, Justin - The Ferryman
Cuffy, Nicole - Dances
Fortune, Carly - Meet Me at the Lake
Gabhart, Ann - In the Shadow of the River
Goldis, Jacyln - The Chateau
Gray, Shelley Shepherd - Happily Ever Amish (The Amish of Applecreek #1)
Gray, Shelley Shepherd - Once Upon a Buggy (The Amish of Applecreek #2)
Hankin, Laura - The Daydreams
Hanks, Tom - The Making of Another Major Motion Picture Masterpiece
Harris, Joanne - Broken Light
Henry, Patti - The Secret Book of Flora Lee
Isaacs, Susan - Bad, Bad Seymour Brown
Keane, Mary Beth - The Half-Moon
Lauren, Christina - The True Love Experiment
Mason, Tim - The Nightingale Affair
McKinlay, Jenn - Summer Reading
Michaels, Fern - Liar!
Nesbo, Jo - Killing Moon (Harry Hole #13)
Newman, T.J. - Drowning
Perry, Anne - Three Debts Paid (Daniel Pitt #5)
Peterson, Traci - The Heart's Choice
Pinsker, Sarah - Lost Places: Stories
Quick, Amanda - The Bride Wore White
Roberts, Nora - Identity
Shaara, Jeff - The Old Lion: A Novel of Theodore Roosevelt
Shaffer, Meg - The Wishing Game
Shipp, Jeremy - The Merry Dredgers
Steel, Danielle - The Wedding Planner
Thayer, Nancy - All the Days of Summer
Urrea, Luis Alberto - Good Night, Irene
Wells, Martha - Witch King
Gravel, Kim - Collecting Confidence: Start Where You Are to Become the Person You Were Meant to Be\
Greenberg, Mike - Got Your Number: The Greatest Sports Legends and the Numbers They Own
Jobson, M.D., Meghan - Long Illness: A Practical Guide to Surviving, Healing, & Thriving
Kieffer, Sarah - 100 Morning Treats: With Muffins, Rolls, Biscuits, etc
Myers, Leah - Thinning Blood: A Memoir of Family, Myth, & Identity
NOLO - Nolo's Encyclopedia of Everyday Law: Answers to Your Most Frequently Asked Legal Questions
Synder, Rachel Louise - Women We Buried, Women We Burned: A Memoir
Taste of Home - What Can I Bring? 360+ Dishes for Parties, Picnics & Potlucks
Uhl, Cassie - The Zenned Out Guide to Understanding Crystals
Weisenberger, Jill - Prediabetes: A Complete Guide Second Edition
Wimmer, Chris - The Summer of 1876: Outlaws, Lawmen, & the Legends in the Season that Defined the American West
Please join us at the Catoosa Public Library for the 2023 Summer Reading Program: All Together Now!
There will be activities each week for every age group from 0-18, including preschool storytimes, events for children, and activities for teens. There will also be prizes* for reading during the month of June!
All children who currently hold a Catoosa Public Library card may participate in the program. To obtain a library card, parents or guardians will need to bring a photo ID and a piece of mail verifying their address in Rogers County or zip codes 74108 or 74116 on their first visit.
Registration begins May 30th at the library (105 East Oak, Catoosa).
To see the latest news and information about the Summer Reading Program, please visit us at our Facebook page. If you have any questions, please call us at 918-266-1684 or use the contact form to email us.
Event Schedule
Week 1: May 30 – June 3
Sign up for the summer reading program this week and enjoy a fun scavenger hunt around the library. Teen Trivia will be held on Thursday at 3:00pm.
Week 2: June 5-10
Children and families can attend Interactive Storytelling with Skippy Wednesday at 2:00pm or 6:00pm. Storytime for preschoolers will be Wednesday at 10:00am and teens will be painting rocks Thursday at 3:00pm.
Week 3: June 12-16
Stop by the library anytime Wednesday between 1:00pm and 7:00pm to make a sand mandala. Storytime for preschoolers will be Wednesday at 10:00am and teens can attend a hands-on science and technology program by Mad Science Thursday at 3:00pm. The library will be closed Saturday for the Juneteenth holiday.
Week 4: June 20-24
Children and families can attend an interactive drawing program, presented by Rich Davis, Wednesday at 2:00pm. There will also be preschool storytime at 10:00am. Teens can spend an afternoon of slime making Thursday at 3:00pm. The library will be closed Monday, June 19th for Juneteenth holiday.
Week 5: June 26-30
Celebrate all the reading you’ve done already this summer with a snow cone party at Curtis Conley Park on Wednesday at 2:00pm. There will also be preschool storytime at 10:00am. Teens will have a Pizza Party finale on Thursday at 3:00pm.
The 2023 Summer Reading Program is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) through the Library Services and Technology Grant, and the Oklahoma Department of Libraries.