The Royal Oak Public Library is happy to announce that we will now provide free mail delivery of books to Royal Oak residents who are unable to come to the library due to long-term or temporary disability. More Info

Each year the Royal Oak Public Library compiles a list of places that can provide assistance for the following: temporary day and overnight shelter; groceries; meals; clothing; referrals; transportation; and housing. More Info

The Library Network has teamed up with 313 Presents and the Detroit Red Wings to provide special offers on tickets for events. More Info

Did you know the library has plenty of resources available for homeschooling families? Visit the Homeschooling Resources section at ropl.org (located under the Parent and Teacher Resources tab) for links to homeschooling pages and information. More Info

The Royal Oak Public Library Butterfly Garden needs volunteers to help maintain the garden throughout the spring. No advance registration is required. The specific dates for the spring clean-up and planting will be added to our website in April. More Info

With OverDrive, you can borrow and enjoy free eBooks, audiobooks, and more from your library's digital collection. All you need to get started is an internet connection and a library card. More Info

The 2018 Royal Oak Area Preschool and Child Care Directory provides information on over 40 area facilities which includes area preschools, child care programs, K-8, educational approaches, special needs programs and specialty programs. More Info

Pronunciator is an online language learning tool that is available free to Royal Oak Library cardholders. Learn 80 languages in any of 50 languages with Pronunciator. More Info

Gale Courses offers patrons access to hundreds of instructor-led online courses covering everything from health and wellness to creative writing, computer programming, GED test preparation and much more. More Info