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Join us indoors or outdoors for a Fall Book Sale! Books for sale under the entrance walkway at Norman Central + in the Oklahoma Redbud Room on the third floor (elevator available). Tables will be spaced out for safety, and there will be a limit on people allowed in room to avoid crowding.
All books are $1-2, all categories. Buy by the (unopened) box for $5+ Friday, October 29: 9:00-7:00 Saturday, October 30: 9:00-4:00 Sunday, October 31: 1:00-4:00 $5 BAG SALE (Trick or treat by filling a provided bag with books for $5) Masks and distancing are required to keep our volunteers safe - thank you! |
Volunteers needed! There are both indoor and outdoor opportunities for volunteering, and if you're wanting to avoid crowds, we will be slowly setting up in the big meeting room upstairs the week preceding the sale, which will be pretty low-key and away from the public. Sign up to volunteer by clicking here. |
Visit our bookstore!
COVID update: The bookstore is currently open when Norman Central is open, and we do restock with new materials! Saturday sales are suspended until further notice; however, please see our clearance rack.
We have moved to Norman Central Library, where we have a Friends of the Norman Library bookstore.
- All materials are $1 or $2 - now with handy price stickers! This includes books that were formerly priced up as Better Books. Audiovisual materials (CDs, audiobooks, DVDs) are generally $1
- Shelves are restocked three times a week
- Bookstore is always open during library hours
- Make purchases with library staff at the computer desk across from bookstore entrance (cash + card accepted)
- Become a member (starts at just $10!) and get 50% off the entire bookstore on the first Saturday of each month
Small Program Sales
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We occasionally have "mini-sales" associated with many of the library's amazing programs. At these programs, the Friends sell books and materials related to the program topic.
Some of the programs to look for include:
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“My grandma always said that God made libraries so that people didn't have any excuse to be stupid.”
― Joan Bauer