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mylibrary
A monthly guide to events, services and resources
OCTOBER
2021
Navigating the
Information Age
Research databases
for educators
and students
Finding misinformation
escape room
Be internet awesome
mylibrary
October 2021 www.tulsalibrary.org
The My Library event guide
TABLE OF CONTENTS is produced by the
Public Relations Office of
the Tulsa City-County Library.
For questions or concerns,
call 918-549-7389.
3 NAVIGATING THE INFORMATION AGE 14 TEENS & TWEENS
FOCUS ON October is National Information Find new and coming soon Free and Open to the Public
INFORMATION LITERACY Literacy Awareness Month. book titles, plus virtual events.
In recognition of National If hard of hearing or sight
7 ADULTS & ALL AGES 19 LIGHT UP YOUR impaired, contact Customer
Information Literacy
Find new and coming soon BRAIN @ THE LIBRARY Care at 918-549-7323 or
Awareness Month, this book titles, plus virtual events. Celebrate Teens Read
issue of My Library focuses askus@tulsalibrary.org for
Month in October.
on how to successfully accommodations 48 hours in
10 HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH
navigate the Information Age, Join us for virtual programs 20 SPOOKY STORY CONTEST advance of the program.
including having the ability to celebrating Hispanic culture. Thrills, chills and spine-tingling
distinguish fact from fiction tales is what we’re looking for!
12 PEGGY V. HELMERICH
and identify fake news sources
DISTINGUISHED AUTHOR AWARD 21 CHILDREN
and stories. We will conclude Meet Pulitzer Prize-winning Find new and coming soon STAY CONNECTED! @TULSALIBRARY
our three-month focus on novelist Marilynne Robinson. book titles, plus virtual events.
literacy by featuring
Digital Literacy in the 13 RESEARCH DATABASES 24 BOOKS TO TREASURE
November issue. FOR EDUCATORS AND STUDENTS Help us celebrate Selina Alko. Follow TCCL on these social media platforms
Discover credible sources and and find Tulsa City-County Library on LinkedIn!
information to make research 26 MI BIBLIOTECA
easier and accurate. Una guía mensual de eventos,
servicios y recursos.
Don’t have a library card? To search for events,
Sign up today at or filter by branch location, scan
TulsaLibrary.org/application. this code using your mobile
device and QR scanner app or visit
www.TulsaLibrary.org/events.
6 THE LATINO AMERICAN EXPERIENCE
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 2
Navigating the October is National
Information Literacy
Information Age Awareness Month
More than a decade ago, former President Barack technologies, including computers and mobile devices
Obama proclaimed October as National Information that can help in our day-to-day decision-making.”
Literacy Awareness Month, highlighting the need for
all Americans to be adept in the skills necessary to A lot has changed in our fast-paced world since 2009
effectively navigate the Information Age. and the need for information literacy is even greater now
with the proliferation of fake news and digital technology
“Every day, we are inundated with vast amounts of usage skyrocketing (especially since 2020 when COVID-19
information,” said Obama in the official proclamation forced most everyone to stay home).
released Oct. 1, 2009. “A 24-hour news cycle and
thousands of global television and radio networks, According to the American Library Association, “Being
coupled with an immense array of online resources, have information literate includes the ability to distinguish fact
challenged our long-held perceptions of information from fiction… how to identify fake news sources
management. Rather than merely possessing data, we and stories.”
must also learn the skills necessary to acquire, collate
and evaluate information for any situation. This new type In “Tech Talk: How to Spot Fake News,” presented June
of literacy also requires competency with communication 5, 2020, on Zoom, Katlin Seagraves, former TCCL Digital
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 3
Being from things like Google news, Yahoo
news. I know lots of people that
information solely get their stuff from Facebook
or Twitter.”
literate includes You can watch the “Tech Talk: How
the ability to
to Spot Fake News” presentation on
TCCL’s YouTube channel here: https://
distinguish fact
youtu.be/cMNZcXjj7vI. This talk will
be of interest to you whether you are
from fiction…
a technology expert or enthusiast, or
just want to learn more about how
technology works.
how to identify In addition to learning how to spot
fake news sources fake news, information literacy also
includes learning when and how to
and stories.” use electronic resources. In “Tech
Talk: Education Databases: When and
How to Use Them,” presented July
31, 2020, Nick Abrahamson, reference
Literacy Lab coordinator and now librarian in Central Library’s Research
IT technician, said according to Center, introduces library databases
the Pew Research Center about 67
that serve educators and students.
percent of teenagers and 47 percent
of adults get their news from social
“Many of our online resources
media. “You can’t believe everything
facilitate lesson plan creation,
you see on the internet,” Seagraves
said in this enlightening presentation primary and secondary education,
exploring techniques for spotting higher education and research,
false or misleading news. “The way primary source retrieval and adult
that we find information has changed lifelong learning,” said Abrahamson.
pretty dramatically in the last couple
of decades. It used to be you got All databases feature credible Resources highlighted in Tech Talk:
Education Databases: When and How to Use
the paper on your doorstep every sources and information to make
Them, presented by TCCL's Nick Abrahamson
morning to see what is going on. research easier and accurate.
But most times we get headlines
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 4
Spotting the Fake: Clickbait Headlines
Resources highlighted in Tech Talk: How to Spot Fake News,
presented by Katlin Seagraves, former TCCL Digital Literacy Lab
coordinator and current IT technician.
Academic Search Elite, eLibrary, To test your knowledge and find
Explora, Gale Virtual Reference neutral unbiased sources using
Library, Homework HelpNow, IssueLab, digital literacy tools, the South
Issues & Controversies, LinkedIn Broken Arrow Library is offering
Learning (formerly Lynda.com), MAS a virtual escape room, “Finding
Ultra Complete, New York Times Misinformation,” during the month
Historical (1851-2017), Primary of October. Participants are invited
Search, Tulsa World (1989-present) to sleuth out misinformation in
and Universal Class are among the this interactive escape room. Go
featured databases Abrahamson to www.tulsalibrary.org/events to
explores in this presentation, which is participate and find the facts.
available to watch on TCCL’s YouTube
channel here: https://youtu.be/9j- For more information about
yietavSE. All databases are available information literacy or library
for free customer use at databases, ask your friendly
www.tulsalibrary.org/research/ librarian or call AskUs at
databases. 918-549-7323. ≠
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 5
FEATURED DATABASE
Improve your
Information
Literacy with
LinkedIn Learning
The following courses are available
The Latino American
for free 24/7. All you need is your
TCCL library card!
Information Literacy: Learn about strategies
for finding information — from a library,
archive, database or the internet — and
the ethics of using it. Librarian Elsa Loftis
Experience
Do you have a research paper or project you need to do for
discusses different types of resources and Hispanic Heritage Month or just want to learn more about
explains how to evaluate their usefulness Latino Americans? This database makes it easy to learn about
and trustworthiness. She also shows how to and research Latino American studies.
avoid plagiarism and copyright infringement, You can explore by historical time period. In each section, you
and accurately cite sources. can start off by reading its Overview and start exploring its
Topic Centers. On every Topic Center page, you'll have access
Spotting Misinformation Online: Whether to key ideas, activities and resources relating to the subject.
you're seeking news, product reviews, health
data or any other kind of information, it's Plus, the database features an Academic Success Corner,
which includes helpful information on researching, writing,
important to use trustworthy sources. In reading, critical thinking, working with primary sources and
this short course, Andrew Seaman, former information literacy.
ethics chair for the Society of Professional
Journalists, shows how to quickly determine Although the home page of this database is not in Spanish,
the accuracy and reliability of information most other sections on this website can be translated into
Spanish. Just click on a section and look for the “Translate”
you find online.
button on the top right-hand corner of the page.
Access The Latino American Experience database here:
www.linkedin.com/learning-login/go/tccl www.tulsalibrary.org/research/databases/L
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 6
New and coming soon
titles for Adults
Search the library’s catalog at www.TulsaLibrary.org to request these titles.
State of Terror The Almost Legendary The Judge’s List
By Hillary Rodham Clinton Morris Sisters By John Grisham
After a tumultuous period in American By Julie Klam Nonstop suspense from the No. 1
politics, a new administration has Part memoir and part confessional and New York Times bestselling author:
just been sworn in, and to everyone's told with the wit and honesty that are Investigator Lacy Stoltz follows the trail
surprise the president chooses a political hallmarks of Julie Klam's books, The of a serial killer and closes in on
enemy for the vital position of secretary Almost Legendary Morris Sisters is the a shocking suspect – a sitting judge.
of state. From the No. 1 bestselling fascinating and funny true story of one
authors Hillary Clinton and Louise Penny writer's journey into her family's past, the
comes a novel of unsurpassed thrills and truths she brings to light and what she
incomparable insider expertise. learned about herself along the way.
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 7
USA’s Best Trips Better off Dead First Friends
By Lonely Planet By Lee Child By Gary Ginsberg
Discover the freedom of the open road Jack Reacher is back in a brand-new First Friends includes the riveting histories
with Lonely Planet's USA's Best Trips. This page-turning thriller from acclaimed of myriad presidential friendships, among
trusted travel companion features 51 No. 1 bestselling authors Lee Child and them Abraham Lincoln and Joshua Speed,
amazing road trips, from two-day escapes Andrew Child. the man with whom Lincoln once shared
to two-week adventures. a bed and who did more to help him
emerge from his crippling depression than
anyone else.
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 8
Events for
Adults & All Ages
Visit www.TulsaLibrary.org/events
to register or for more details.
Community Mural Project: Hispanic Heritage Month ELL Conversation Circles Kiowa Language Class
Oct. 1-15 Mondays, Oct. 4, 18, 25 • 1-3 p.m. Tuesdays, Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26 • 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Help us create a large community mural honoring Tuesdays, Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26 • 3-4:30 p.m. Learn the beautiful language of the Kiowa
the legacy and culture of our Latinx artists. Visit Wednesdays, Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27 • 10-11:30 a.m. people. This class is taught by The Kiowa
your local library and pick up a community mural Practice your English speaking and listening skills Language & Culture Revitalization Program of
kit. Each kit will come with the history of a Latinx in this fun and friendly Zoom class. Register at the Kiowa Tribe. Register at www.tulsalibrary.
artist and invite you to recreate one of their www.tulsalibrary.org/events or contact the Ruth G. org/events for Zoom link. For all ages.
masterpieces. Return your finished canvas to your Hardman Adult Literacy Service at 918-549-7400
local library by Friday, Oct. 15. For all ages. or literacy@tulsalibrary.org. For adults.
Escape Room: Finding Misinformation Yuchi Language Class
Oct. 1-31 Mondays, Oct. 4, 18, 25 • 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Sleuth out misinformation in this interactive Any and all skill levels are welcome to join
escape room! Can you find the facts? Test your this language revitalization class, led by Yuchi
knowledge and find neutral unbiased sources language instructor Brent Deo from the zOyaha
using digital literacy tools in this interactive game. School of Language. Register at www.tulsalibrary.
Visit www.tulsalibrary.org/events to access game. org/events for Zoom link. For all ages.
For ages 10-adult.
Cover to Cover Book Club
Craft Club: Papel Picado Take-Home Craft Presented by Broken Arrow Library Tulsa Master Gardeners
Monday, Oct. 4 Tuesday, Oct. 5 • 6:30-7:15 p.m.
To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, we're
Lunch and Learn: Fall Lawns
Join us for lively discussion and literary fun as Tuesday, Oct. 5 • noon-1 p.m.
learning the art of papel picado, a decorative craft
we explore a range of genres. This month's Join the experts on Facebook Live,
made by cutting elaborate designs into sheets of
selection is "Like Water for Chocolate" by Laura www.facebook.com/tulsalibrary, for tips on
tissue paper. Come by Central Library to pick up
Esquivel. Email ba@tulsalibrary.org for Zoom link. keeping your lawn healthy and beautiful with
a free craft kit for making a papel picado banner
For adults. fall care and maintenance. For adults.
(one per household), while supplies last. Register
at www.tulsalibrary.org/events to reserve your kit.
For adults and teens.
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 9
FEATURED EVENTS
Yoga for Every Body
Tuesdays, Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26 • 6-7 p.m.
Join us via Facebook Live for a free beginner-
friendly yoga class taught by certified yoga
instructor Beth Richmond. To access this class,
visit www.facebook.com/tulsalibrary. For all ages.
LitWits' Book Club
Wednesday, Oct. 6 • 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Join fellow book enthusiasts to discuss
"Pumpkinheads" by Rainbow Rowell and
discover similar authors and titles you may enjoy.
Email Becky.Leedy@tulsalibrary.org for Zoom
Celebrate Hispanic
link to join the discussion. For adults.
In Conversation With Marcelo Hernandez Castillo:
Hispanic Heritage Month
Thursday, Oct. 7 • 4-5 p.m.
Join us for a virtual reading and discussion
with poet Marcelo Hernandez Castillo, author
of "Children of the Land." Hosted by the
Heritage Month! SEPT. 15-OCT. 15
Tulsa City County Library’s Hispanic Resource Join TCCL’s Hispanic Resource Center for a monthlong
Center and Fulton Street Coffee & Books, series of virtual programs celebrating Hispanic culture.
the event will be conducted through Zoom
Programs will be conducted via Zoom and/or broadcast
and broadcast live to the Hispanic Resource
Center's Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/ live to the Hispanic Resource Center’s Facebook page:
TCCLhispanicresourcecenter. For adults. www.facebook.com/TCCLhispanicresourcecenter. Check the
event listings of the guide or www.tulsalibrary.org/events for
Collinsville Book Discussion more details.
Tuesday, Oct. 12 • 12:30-1:30 p.m.
Read "Auntie Poldi and the Sicilian Lions" by
Mario Giordano and then join us for a lively National Hispanic
Community Mural Project
discussion on Zoom. On her 60th birthday,
Oct. 1-15 Art Museum: Meet
Auntie Poldi retires to Sicily, intending to while
away the rest of her days with good wine, a
the Curator
view of the sea and few visitors. But Sicily isn't Cooking With the Thursday, Oct. 14 • 3-4 p.m.
quite the tranquil island she thought it would Hispanic Resource Center Zoom/Facebook
be. When her handsome young handyman goes Wednesdays, Oct. 13, 27
missing – and is discovered murdered – she noon-1 p.m. • Facebook
can't help but ask questions. Soon there's an
investigation, a smoldering police inspector, a In Conversation With
romantic entanglement, one false lead after Marcelo Hernandez Castillo
another, a rooftop showdown and finally, of Thursday, Oct. 7 • 4-5 p.m.
course, Poldi herself, slightly tousled but still Zoom/Facebook
perfectly poised. Email rweldon@tulsalibrary.org
for an invitation to the Zoom meeting. For adults.
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 10and broadcast live to the Hispanic Brookside Book Discussion
Resource Center's Facebook Page:
Monday, Oct. 18 • 1:30-2:30 p.m.
www.facebook.com/
Read "The Thursday Murder Club" by
TCCLhispanicresourcecenter.
Richard Osman and then join us for a lively
For all ages.
discussion on Zoom! In a peaceful retirement
village, four unlikely friends meet weekly
Virtual Genealogy Conference in the Jigsaw Room to discuss unsolved
Friday, Oct. 15 • 9 a.m.-6 p.m. crimes; together they call themselves The
Join us for a one-day virtual genealogy Thursday Murder Club. Elizabeth, Joyce,
conference featuring popular national Ibrahim and Ron might be pushing 80 but
genealogy speakers. Registration is required. they still have a few tricks up their sleeves.
Register at www.tulsalibrary.org/events When a local developer is found dead with a
Cooking With the Hispanic Resource Center: for Zoom link. This conference includes mysterious photograph left next to the body,
Hispanic Heritage Month a variety of topics presented by popular The Thursday Murder Club suddenly find
Wednesdays, Oct. 13, 27 • noon-1 p.m. national genealogy speakers and lecturers, themselves in the middle of their first live
Join us for a cooking tutorial featuring a including: Susan Ball, president of the Texas case. As the bodies begin to pile up, can our
variety of dishes from across Latin America. State Genealogical Society; Blaine Bettinger, unorthodox but brilliant gang catch the killer,
We will broadcast two videos a month The Genetic Genealogist; Susan Kaufman, before it’s too late? Email br@tulsalibrary.org
that will teach you how to cook some of senior manager, Houston Public Library, for details to join the meeting. For adults.
the most interesting and delicious dishes Clayton Library Center for Genealogical
in Latin America. The tutorials will be Research; Hannah Kubacak, genealogy
broadcast live to the Hispanic Resource librarian, Genealogy Center Waco-McLennan
Center Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/ County Library; Teresa McMillin, certified
TCCLhispanicresourcecenter. For all ages. genealogist; Judy G. Russell, The Legal
Genealogist; and Curt Witcher, IGSF
Sci-Fi & Fantasy Book Club manager, The Genealogy Center senior
manager, Allen County Public Library. To
Wednesday, Oct. 13 • 6-7 p.m. view the complete program including
Join fellow sci-fi and fantasy enthusiasts on
schedule and courses, visit Tulsa City-County
Zoom to discuss "The Lady Rogue" by Jenn
Library’s Genealogy Center's webpage
Bennett. In 1937, teenaged Theodora Fox
at www.tulsalibrary.org/research/genealogy-
and her crush, Huck, set out through the
center. For adults.
Carpathian Mountains seeking her missing
father and the cursed ring of Vlad the Down the Rabbit Hole: Weird Fiction Book Club
Impaler, which he was seeking. Email rebecca. Books Sandwiched In: "Caste" Tuesday, Oct. 19 • 7-8 p.m.
mcwilliams@tulsalibrary.org for Zoom link. For Monday, Oct. 18 • 12:10-12:50 p.m. Join our NEW book club dedicated to sci-fi,
ages 16 and up. Join Friends of the Tulsa City-County fantasy, horror and other weird fiction. Our
Libraries for this lunchtime book talk series first read is "Lovecraft Country" by Matt Ruff.
National Hispanic Art Museum – Meet the and discover your next read or dive deeper Chicago, 1954. When his father Montrose
into a latest bestseller. Sonya Wallace, goes missing, 22-year-old Army veteran
Curator: Hispanic Heritage Month customer service assistant, Rudisill Regional Atticus Turner embarks on a road trip to New
Thursday, Oct. 14 • 3-4 p.m. Library, will discuss "Caste: The Origins England to find him, accompanied by his
Join us to meet and talk with the curator of Our Discontents" by Isabel Wilkerson. Uncle George, publisher of The Safe Negro
of the National Hispanic Art Museum on Email Friends@TulsaLibrary.org for the Travel Guide, and his childhood friend Letitia.
their current exhibits and discussion of their Zoom link. For adults. Register at www.tulsalibrary.org/events or
permanent collections. Hosted by Tulsa City
email Ben.Willcox@tulsalibrary.org for more
County Library’s Hispanic Resource Center,
information and a Zoom link. For adults.
the event will be conducted through Zoom
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 11PHOTO © ALEC SOTH | MAGNUM PHOTOS
Between the Covers
Thursday, Oct. 21 • 6-7 p.m.
Calling all romance lovers! Join us as we
discuss a delightful romance novel. Register at
www.tulsalibrary.org/events with your email
address for an invite to the Zoom meeting.
Email ellen.nole@tulsalibrary.org for more
information and this month's book selection.
Meet 2020 Winner
Marilynne
For adults.
Beyond the Book
Thursday, Oct. 21 • 10:30-11:30 a.m.
Robinson
Join us for a lively Zoom discussion about
"The Mystery of Mrs. Christie" by Marie
Benedict. Reserved copies are available by
request. Email kelli.mcdowell@tulsalibrary.org
for details to join. For adults. Pulitzer Prize-Winning/Bestselling
American Novelist and Essayist
Jenks Library Book Club
Thursday, Oct. 21 • 6-7 p.m.
Join us for discussions of great books. This
month we'll discuss "The Vanishing Half" by FREE PUBLIC ADDRESS AND BOOK SIGNING
Brit Bennett. Email jenks.library@tulsalibrary.
org for Zoom link. For adults.
Saturday, Dec. 4 • 10:30 a.m.
Mistakes to Masterpieces: Central Library • Fifth Street and Denver Avenue
Family-friendly Paint-along Program
Thursday, Oct. 21 • 5-6:30 p.m.
Join us on Zoom to paint along or create your
own original work of art! Pick up or reserve
your paint kit at Pratt Library. Supplies include
one canvas, paints, two brushes and visual
instructions. Register at www.tulsalibrary.org/
events to receive Zoom link for paint-along
program. For all ages.
www.TulsaLibrary.org/HelmerichAward
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 12Tech Talk: Keeping a Digital Cookbook
Friday, Oct. 22 • noon-1 p.m. Research databases for
educators and students
Looking to store and organize your favorite
recipes? Join us as we use library databases and
Google tools to find and record your favorite food
creations in your own cookbook that is accessible
anywhere. Register at www.tulsalibrary.org/events.
Registrants will need to provide an email address.
The Zoom login information will be emailed out
All databases feature credible sources and information
an hour prior to the program. A recording of the to make research easier and accurate, and are available
talk will be uploaded to YouTube. For adults.
for free library customer use.
Books Sandwiched In: "Greenlights"
Monday, Oct. 25 • 12:10-12:50 p.m. IssueLab (Candid)
Join Friends of the Tulsa City-County Libraries
for this lunchtime book talk series and discover Explores thousands of case studies, evaluations, white papers and
your next read or dive deeper into a latest issue briefs addressing the world’s most pressing social problems.
bestseller. Joe Johnston, artist and songwriter, will
discuss "Greenlights" by Matthew McConaughey.
Email Friends@TulsaLibrary.org for the Zoom link.
Issues & Controversies
For adults. Hot topics in politics, government, business, education and
popular culture are updated weekly, with a 13-year back file of
Live Q&A With Genealogist Kelvin Meyers in-depth articles.
Wednesday, Oct. 27 • 10-11 a.m.
Genealogist Kelvin Meyers will answer questions MAS Ultra Complete
at this live virtual event. Meyers is a forensic
genealogist and researcher who specializes in
Designed specifically for high school libraries, this resource contains
locating unknown and missing heirs. He shares his complete articles from hundreds of popular high school magazines
research knowledge in four presentations which and reference books, as well as thousands of biographies and primary
are available on the Genealogy Center's webpage. source documents.
Join us for this virtual Q&A covering his lecture
topics. Register at www.tulsalibrary.org/events to
receive Zoom link for Q&A. Prior to the program, New York Times Historical (1851-2017)
view Meyers' presentations at This historical newspaper provides genealogists, researchers and
www.tulsalibrary.org/research/genealogy-center. scholars with online, easily searchable firsthand accounts and
For adults.
unparalleled coverage of the politics, society and events of the time.
Creative Truths: A History Book Discussion
Saturday, Oct. 30 • 9-10 a.m. Tulsa World (1989-present)
Join librarians Mark and Sarah on Zoom to discuss Full-text Tulsa World articles from 1989 to the present, exclusive of
"The Doctors Blackwell: How Two Pioneering paid advertisements.
Sisters Brought Medicine to Women – and
Women to Medicine" by Janice Nimura. Read the
book and then join us for a lively discussion on Access these databases and many more here:
Zoom! Email HK@tulsalibrary.org for the Zoom
link. For adults.
www.tulsalibrary.org/research/databases.
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 13New and coming soon
titles for Teens & Tweens
Visit www.tulsalibrary.org to check out these titles and find more.
I Am Not Starfire Finding Refuge A High Five for Glenn Burke
By Mariko Tamaki By Victorya Rouse By Phil Bildner
Seventeen-year-old Mandy, who When you read about war in your history After researching Glenn Burke, the first
dyes her hair black and hates almost book or hear about it in the news, do you major league baseball player to come out
everyone, is not like her mother, the ever wonder what happens to the families as gay, sixth-grader Silas Wade slowly
tall, sparkly alien superhero Starfire. and children in the places experiencing comes out to his best friend Zoey, then his
So when someone from Starfire's past war? English teacher Victorya Rouse has coach, with unexpected consequences.
arrives, Mandy must make a choice assembled a collection of real-world
about who she is and if she should risk experiences of teen refugees from around
everything to save her mom. the world.
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 14Find Your Fierce Trust Your Name Fallout
By Jacqueline Sperling By Tim Tingle By Steve Sheinkin
Find Your Fierce is a concise and When the Choctaw Nation sponsors an As World War II comes to a close, the
practical guide for teens dealing with all-Indian high school basketball team to United States and the Soviet Union
social anxiety. compete in a summer tournament, the emerge as the two greatest world
team includes Choctaw Bobby Byington powers on extreme opposites of the
and other Indian high school players from political spectrum. The decades-long
Eastern Oklahoma. showdown culminates in the Cuban
Missile Crisis, the world's close call with
the third and final world war.
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 15FINDING MISINFORMATION
Sleuth out misinformation in this interactive escape room!
Can you find the facts? Test your knowledge and find neutral unbiased
sources using digital literacy tools in this interactive game.
Access game during the month of October at www.TulsaLibrary.org/events.Events for
Teens & Tweens Visit www.TulsaLibrary.org/events
to register or for more details.
Community Mural Project: Hispanic Heritage Month
City-County Library by Saturday, October Kiowa Language Class
30. No more than 3,500 words per entry. All
Oct. 1-15 Tuesdays, Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26 • 6:30-8:30 p.m.
entries must include a title page with the
Help us create a large community mural honoring Learn the beautiful language of the Kiowa
author's first and last name, age and contact
the legacy and culture of our Latinx artists. Visit people. This class is taught by The Kiowa
information (phone number or email). Only
your local library and pick up a community mural Language & Culture Revitalization Program of
one entry will be accepted per contestant.
kit. Each kit will come with the history of a Latinx the Kiowa Tribe. Register at www.tulsalibrary.
artist and invite you to recreate one of their org/events for Zoom link. For all ages.
Craft Club: Papel Picado Take-Home Craft
masterpieces. Return your finished canvas to your
local library by Friday, Oct. 15. For all ages.
Monday, Oct. 4
To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, we're
learning the art of papel picado, a decorative
Escape Room: Finding Misinformation craft made by cutting elaborate designs
Oct. 1-31 into sheets of tissue paper. Come by Central
Sleuth out misinformation in this interactive Library to pick up a free craft kit for making
escape room! Can you find the facts? Test your a papel picado banner (one per household),
knowledge and find neutral unbiased sources while supplies last. Register at www.
using digital literacy tools in this interactive game. tulsalibrary.org/events to reserve your kit. For
Visit www.tulsalibrary.org/events to access game. adults and teens.
For ages 10-adult.
Yuchi Language Class
Spooky Stories: Creative Writing Contest Mondays, Oct. 4, 18, 25 • 6:30-7:30 p.m. Yoga for Every Body
for Ages 8-18 Any and all skill levels are welcome to join this Tuesdays, Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26 • 6-7 p.m.
Oct. 1-30 language revitalization class, led by Join us via Facebook Live for a free beginner-
Thrills, chills and spine-tingling tales is what Yuchi language instructor Brent Deo from friendly yoga class taught by certified yoga
we're looking for! The top 10 winners in each the zOyaha School of Language. Register at instructor Beth Richmond. To access this
age category will have their story published www.tulsalibrary.org/events for Zoom link. class, visit www.facebook.com/tulsalibrary.
online and in a book to be added to our library For all ages. For all ages.
collection. All entries must be the original work
of the student. There are three age categories:
8-11, 12-14, 15-18. Deliver submissions to any Tulsa
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 17Homework
Help Now!
Homework
In Conversation With Marcelo Hernandez
Castillo: Hispanic Heritage Month
Thursday, Oct. 7 • 4-5 p.m.
Help Now!
Join us for a virtual reading and discussion
with poet Marcelo Hernandez Castillo, author
Powered by Brainfuse of "Children of the Land." Hosted by the
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Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 18Sci-Fi & Fantasy Book Club Teens: Virtual Gaming your paint kit at Pratt Library. Supplies include
one canvas, paints, two brushes and visual
Wednesday, Oct. 13 • 6-7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 15 • 5-6 p.m.
instructions. Register at www.tulsalibrary.org/
Join fellow sci-fi and fantasy enthusiasts on Zoom Join us on Zoom as we play party games,
events to receive Zoom link for paint-along
to discuss "The Lady Rogue" by Jenn Bennett. trivia and more! Registration is required.
program. For all ages.
In 1937, teenaged Theodora Fox and her crush, Register at www.tulsalibrary.org/events to
Huck, set out through the Carpathian Mountains receive a Zoom link to join on the day of the
seeking her missing father and the cursed ring program. For ages 10-18. Halloween Makeup Tutorial: Wounds
of Vlad the Impaler, which he was seeking. Email Thursday, Oct. 28 • 4:30-5:30 p.m.
rebecca.mcwilliams@tulsalibrary.org for Zoom Write On! With Author Claribel A. Ortega Need help creating perfect scars, bruises and
link. For ages 16 and up. wounds for your costume? Pick up your kit at
Saturday, Oct. 16 • 2:30 p.m.
Brookside Library, and then join us on Zoom
Celebrate Teens Read Month with this virtual
National Hispanic Art Museum – Meet the Curator: writing workshop presented by Claribel A.
and learn how to perfect your Halloween
makeup. Register at www.tulsalibrary.org/
Hispanic Heritage Month Ortega, author of the middle-grade novel
events to receive Zoom link. For ages 10-18.
Thursday, Oct. 14 • 3-4 p.m. “Ghost Squad,” an NPR best book of 2020.
Join us to meet and talk with the curator Register at www.tulsalibrary.org/events for
of the National Hispanic Art Museum on link to view virtual event. For ages 10-18.
their current exhibits and discussion of their
permanent collections. Hosted by Tulsa City Mistakes to Masterpieces:
County Library’s Hispanic Resource Center, Family-friendly Paint-along Program
the event will be conducted through Zoom
Thursday, Oct. 21 • 5-6:30 p.m.
and broadcast live to the Hispanic Resource
Join us on Zoom to paint along or create your
Center's Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/
own original work of art! Pick up or reserve
TCCLhispanicresourcecenter. For all ages.
Check your local library for fun take-home kits
and virtual programs for teens. Visit TCCL Teens
Instagram at www.instagram.com/tccl_teens
for great books and other amazing resources for
teens during the month of October.
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 19Spooky
Story Contest
Top 10 winners in each age category will have
their story published online and in a book to be
added to our library collection.
Requirements
• All entries must be the original work of the student.
• The short story contest is open to children/young adults between the ages of 8-18.
• Three different age categories will be judged: 8-11, 12-14 and 15-18.
• Submissions are due by 5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 30, and must be original works of
no more than 3,500 words.
• Stories can be submitted in person at any Tulsa City-County Library.
• All entries must include a title page with the author’s first and last name,
age and contact information (phone number or email).
• Only one entry will be accepted per contestant.New and coming soon
titles for Children
Visit www.tulsalibrary.org to check out these titles and find more.
Turtle in Paradise A Troop of Kangaroos Thao
By Jennifer L. Holm By Lisa Mundorff By Thao Lam
In 1935, when her mother gets a job A party of jays, a parade of elephants, a stench "Thao" seems like a simple enough
housekeeping for a woman who of skunks and so many more make up this name. Only four letters – all of them
doesn't like children, 11-year-old Turtle delightfully funny and informative picture belonging to many other names! And yet
is sent to stay with relatives she's book about animal group names! A Troop Thao had been called everything from
never met in faraway Key West, Fla. of Kangaroos is early nonfiction that will "Tail" to "Theo" to "Towel." At one point,
entertain and teach. completely fed up, she decided it was time
to try another name. Something "easy."
Something like "Jennifer." But trying to be
someone else only works for so long.
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 21Battlefield Ghosts Stuntboy, in the Meantime Humongous Fungus
By Dinah Williams By Jason Reynolds By Lynne Boddy
A bloody soldier who disappears into Portico Reeves' secret identity as Stuntboy Inhabiting a whole kingdom of their own,
thin air. Flickering orbs floating over a allows him to use his superpower to keep fungi can be found in every ecosystem.
military cemetery. History is filled with everybody safe, but when his superhero They carpet the forest floor, and hidden
brave fighters cut down in the heat of parents start fighting a lot he feels the fungi decompose matter, feed plants and
battle. But what if they aren't resting responsibility to save them. affect how animals function. Their beautiful
in peace? True Hauntings: Battlefield mushrooms come in all colors, shapes
Ghosts revisits deadly clashes from the and sizes. This book of fabulous fungi will
past and the ghosts they left behind. intrigue and amaze young readers.
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 22Events for Children
Visit www.TulsaLibrary.org/events
to register or for more details.
in a book to be added to our library collection. for a 15-minute, one-on-one storytime session.
All entries must be the original work of the Before your booking, stop by Rudisill Regional
student. There are three age categories: 8-11, 12- Library to pick up a FREE book you can read
14, 15-18. Deliver submissions to any Tulsa City- together during your storytime! Registration
County Library by Saturday, October 30. No is required. Register at www.tulsalibrary.org/
more than 3,500 words per entry. All entries events. After registering you will receive an
must include a title page with the author's first email with your time slot and a questionnaire
and last name, age and contact information for you to fill out. The focus of this session
(phone number or email). Only one entry will will be on activities that help with language
be accepted per contestant. development and early literacy skills. Are you
Baby Take-Home Kits!
interested but can't make the event time?
Oct. 1-31
Stop by Central Library for a take-and-make kit
Build A Reader Storytime: Family Email rr@tulsalibrary.org to learn about other
Tuesdays, Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26 • 10:30-11 a.m. booking options. For children ages 1-4.
specifically designed to help infants 0-12 months
old with their early literacy skills! Each kit will Thursdays, Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28 • 10:30-11 a.m.
include a Build-A-Reader (BAR) brochure with Tune in for this 0-5 storytime and grow that Saturday Storytime With Ms. Tiffany
early literacy information, a BAR coloring book, love of reading! Enjoy simple songs and books Saturdays, Oct. 9, 23 • 1-1:30 p.m.
two jumbo crayons, four high-contrast cards and for little ones and more interactive stories and Join Ms. Tiffany for her first Saturday
supplies needed for an egg-shaker craft! activities for older children. Join us here: Storytime events of the year with a book and
www.facebook.com/tulsalibrary. Can't make a song! Join us here: www.facebook.com/
it live? We'll save all storytime videos on suburbanacreslibrary. For ages 0-5.
Community Mural Project: Hispanic Heritage Month
Facebook and TCCL's YouTube channel
Oct. 1-15
Help us create a large community mural honoring
for your children to enjoy later! Find them Mistakes to Masterpieces:
the legacy and culture of our Latinx artists. Visit
here: www.youtube.com/TulsaLibrary/playlists. Family-friendly Paint-along Program
your local library and pick up a community mural Thursday, Oct. 21 • 5-6:30 p.m.
kit. Each kit will come with the history of a Latinx Storytime "Bites" With Miss Dana! Join us on Zoom to paint along or create your
artist and invite you to recreate one of their Tuesdays, Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26 • 10:15-10:30 a.m. own original work of art! Pick up or reserve
masterpieces. Return your finished canvas to your No biting, we promise! It's just a shorter your paint kit at Pratt Library. Supplies include
local library by Friday, Oct. 15. For all ages. than usual storytime. There will be a book, one canvas, paints, two brushes and visual
a song and a finger play! Join us here: instructions. Register at www.tulsalibrary.org/
Spooky Stories: www.facebook.com/brooksidelibrary. For events to receive Zoom link for paint-along
infants and preschoolers. program. For all ages.
Creative Writing Contest for Ages 8-18
Oct. 1-30
Thrills, chills and spine-tingling tales is what
Build A Reader Storytime: One-on-Ones
we're looking for! The top 10 winners in each age Wednesdays, Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27 • 10:30-11:30 a.m.
category will have their story published online and Talk, sing and read with Ms. Haley on Zoom
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 23Books to Treasure
with Selina Alko
Be
Internet
Awesome!
Friday, Nov. 19 • 6 p.m.
www.youtube.com/tulsalibrary
Program is sponsored by the Tulsa Library Trust through
a grant from the Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation.
BOOKS WRITTEN & ILLUSTRATED
BY SELINA ALKO
Helping kids be safe, confident explorers I’m Your Peanut Butter Big Brother
written and illustrated by Selina Alko
of the online world. Daddy Christmas and Hanukkah Mama
written and illustrated by Selina Alko
I Is for Immigrants written and
To make the most of the internet, kids illustrated by Selina Alko
Joni: The Lyrical Life of Joni Mitchell
need to be prepared to make smart written and illustrated by Selina Alko
decisions. Be Internet Awesome teaches Why Am I Me? written by Paige Britt and
illustrated by Selina Alko and Sean Qualls
kids the fundamentals of digital citizenship The Case for Loving written by Selina Alko and
illustrated by Selina Alko and Sean Qualls
and safety so they can explore the online Two Friends: Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass
written by Dean Robbins and
world with confidence. illustrated by Selina Alko and Sean Qualls
www.tulsalibrary.org/bookstotreasure
https://beinternetawesome.withgoogle.com/en_us
Navigating the Information Age | my library October 2021 24Once is okay, but TWICE is NICE! Join your favorite
children’s librarians and staff TWO times every week
for Family Build A Reader storytimes!
We’ll see you on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 10:30 a.m.
on the library’s Facebook page, www.facebook.com/tulsalibrary,
for 20 to 30 minutes of singing songs, reading stories, and other
educational fun for kids ages 0 to 5 and their families!
Drop by www.tulsalibrary.org/kids
for even MORE
Build A Reader storytimes.mibiblioteca
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Acceda a la base de datos de La Experiencia Latinoamericana
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mi biblioteca Octubre 2021 26Nuevos títulos en
español para adultos
Visite www.tulsalibrary.org para ver estos títulos y encontrar más.
Dominicana Por culpa de Miss Bridgerton Nuestra parte de noche
por Angie Cruz por Julia Quinn por Mariana Enriquez
El último día de 1964, la quinceañera A veces el amor se encuentra en el lugar Un padre y su hijo atraviesan Argentina
Ana Canción se casa con Juan Ruiz, más inesperado... Aunque esta no es una por carretera, desde Buenos Aires hacia las
un hombre veinte años mayor que de esas veces. Todo el mundo espera que cataratas de Iguazú, en la frontera norte
ella, en el campo dominicano. Al día Billie Bridgerton se case con uno de los con Brasil. Son los años de la junta militar,
siguiente se vuelve Ana Ruiz, una hermanos Rokesby. Las dos familias han hay controles de soldados armados y
esposa confinada a un apartamento sido vecinas durante siglos y, durante la tensión en el ambiente.
de un cuarto en Washington Heights. infancia, Billie se crió como una salvaje
junto a Edward y Andrew.
mi biblioteca Octubre 2021 27Mujeres del alma mía La olla lenta regional Desapegarse sin anestesia
por Isabel Allende por María Del Pozo por Walter Riso
En Mujeres del alma mía la gran autora Gracias a un electrodoméstico tan El psicólogo Walter Riso nos explica en
chilena nos invita a acompañarla en sencillo como la olla lenta eléctrica, hoy qué consiste el apego y sus causas, y nos
este viaje personal y emocional donde puedes disfrutar de los mejores platos proporciona las claves para enfrentarlo
repasa su vinculación con el feminismo tradicionales de la cocina española hechos y prevenirlo, sin perder la pasión
desde la infancia hasta hoy. con el cuidado y el amor con el que los por alcanzar nuestros sueños y meta
cocinaban nuestras abuelas. personales.
mi biblioteca Octubre 2021 28Ayuda con las
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mi biblioteca Octubre 2021 29Centro Hispano
Nuestro colibrí te invita a volar hacia la colección del
Books to Treasure
Con Selina Alko
Centro Hispano para saborear y aprovechar las
oportunidades que presenta para ampliar tus conocimientos
y apoyar tu educación durante toda la vida.
Friday, Nov. 19 • 6 p.m.
www.youtube.com/tulsalibrary
Este programa está patrocinado por el Tulsa Library
Trust a través de la Fundación Anne y Henry Zarrow.
BOOKS WRITTEN & ILLUSTRATED
BY SELINA ALKO
I’m Your Peanut Butter Big Brother
written and illustrated by Selina Alko
Daddy Christmas and Hanukkah Mama
written and illustrated by Selina Alko
I Is for Immigrants written and
illustrated by Selina Alko
Joni: The Lyrical Life of Joni Mitchell
written and illustrated by Selina Alko
Why Am I Me? written by Paige Britt and
illustrated by Selina Alko and Sean Qualls
• Asistir a programas • Encontrar materiales y • Conectarte con materiales
The Case for Loving written by Selina Alko and
culturales y educacionales recursos para apoyar tu digitales en español -
illustrated by Selina Alko and Sean Qualls
aprendizaje de inglés libros, películas, música,
• Llevar a los niños a revistas y periódicos Two Friends: Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass
escuchar cuentos y • Llevar a cabo written by Dean Robbins and
participar en actividades investigaciones sobre • Llevar en préstamo illustrated by Selina Alko and Sean Qualls
lúdicas temas interesantes a materiales para
entretenimiento y www.tulsalibrary.org/bookstotreasure
• Aprovechar las • Conocer a grandes diversión - cds de todo
computadores de acceso autores y personalidades tipo de música, DVDs de
público y el wifi películas nuevas y clásicas
• Encontrar materiales sobre y -obvio - ¡libros!
cocina, salud y nutrición
mi biblioteca Octubre 2021 30Tulsa City-County
1 Bixby Library
20 E. Breckenridge, 74008 | M, W, F, 10-6; T, Th, 12-8; Sat., 10-5
2 Broken Arrow Library
300 W. Broadway, 74012 | M-Th, 10-8; Fri., 10-6; Sat., 10-5
Library Locations
3 Broken Arrow Library/South
3600 S. Chestnut, 74011 | M-Th, 10-8; Fri., 10-6; Sat., 10-5
4 Brookside Library
1207 E. 45th Place, 74105 | M-Th, 10-8; Fri., 10-6; Sat., 10-5
5 Central Library
400 Civic Center, 74103 | M-Th, 9-9; Fri., 9-6; Sat., 9-5; Sun., 1-5
Tulsa SKIATOOK 6 Charles Page Library
COLLINSVILLE 551 E. Fourth St., Sand Springs, 74063
20
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County
Take E. 146th St. N. Exit M, W, F, 10-6; T, Th, 10-8; Sat., 10-5
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7 Collinsville Library
13 SPERRY 1223 Main, 74021 | M, W, F, 10-6; T, Th, 12-8; Sat., 10-5
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8 Glenpool Library
730 E. 141st St., 74033 | M, W, F, 10-6; T, Th, 12-8; Sat., 10-5
11 9 Hardesty Regional Library and Genealogy Center
86th St. N.
8316 E. 93rd St., 74133 | M-Th, 9-9; Fri., 9-6; Sat., 9-5; Sun., 1-5
76th St. N. 18 OWASSO
10 Helmerich Library
5131 E. 91st St., 74137 | M-Th, 10-8; Fri., 10-6; Sat., 10-5
129th E. Ave.
56th St. N. 11 Herman and Kate Kaiser Library
23 5202 S. Hudson Ave., Suite B, 74135 |
Cincinnati Ave.
46th St. N.
Mingo Rd.
169
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Lewis Ave.
75 36th St. N. 36th St. N.
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16 M, W, F, 10-6; T, Th, 12-8; Sat., 10-5
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97 244 Admiral Blvd.
Sheridan Rd.
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44 51st St. 51 51st St.
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161st E. Ave.
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Garnett Rd.
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103 W. Broadway, 74055 | M-Th, 10-8; Fri., 10-6; Sat., 10-5
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Creek Turnpike 101st St.
1520 N. Hartford, 74106 | M-Th, 9-9; Fri., 9-6; Sat., 9-5; Sun., 1-5
Schusterman-Benson Library
Memorial Dr.
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3333 E. 32nd Place, 74135 | M-Th, 10-8; Fri., 10-6; Sat., 10-5
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Arkansas River 316 E. Rogers, 74070 | M, W, F, 10-6; T, Th, 12-8; Sat., 10-5
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1 4606 N. Garrison, 74126 | Mon.-Fri., 10-6; Sat., 10-5
24 Zarrow Regional Library and American Indian Resource Center
2224 W. 51st St., 74107 | M-Th, 9-9; Fri., 9-6; Sat., 9-5; Sun., 1-5You can also read
