Books & More

New Book Titles

Keep up on all the new titles at the library. Lists are divided by age – adult, teen and youth – and by categories such as fiction, non-fiction, mystery, science fiction/fantasy, graphic novels and biography, along with teen scene and youth chapter books and picture books. Don't miss any new titles. Sign up to receive e-newsletters featuring the new titles.

Book Club Kits

eBooks, eAudio, eMovies & eMagazines

Homebound Service

The Royal Oak Public Library Homebound Service program helps fulfill the library’s mission by offering services to residents who are homebound due to disability or illness and are physically unable to visit the library. Patrons must have a ROPL library card to qualify for this service. Patrons must complete an application and have it certified by their physician, nurse, clergy person, or social worker. Applications will then be processed by library staff and the patron notified of the beginning service date. The Library will mail up to three items at a time to patrons, along with a return-postage address label. Additional materials may be requested and sent after the current items checked out are returned. Patrons participating in the program will become ineligible for the service, and responsible for the cost of the items, if they do not return library materials.

LoT (Library of Things)

Local Author Submission Form

Makerspace

Seed and Plant Propagation Library

Our Seed Library is an important library resource that helps to promote food independence, seed diversity, maintaining heritage varieties, and the saving of seeds that are adapted to the local climate and growing conditions. Seed saving and sharing is a money saving, sustainable practice that is hundreds of years old, connects us to the past as well as the earth, and is a great way to give back to the community.

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Vinyl Collection

Winter Reading 2023-2024