Decopolis FableRealm Books

11/03/2026

Check out the new book category signs we made! And check out the fun taglines for each. Can’t wait to get them up on our shelves!

11/02/2026

Please vote NO on the current form of the Hotel Motel Tax, we need to make it better. We deserve better. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1MeDdovsd5/

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10/26/2026

Got them in just today! Will legally be able to sell them first thing tomorrow!

Was worried we would not get them in time for the big release day.

Will have some at our DECOPOLIS Discovitorium and DECOPOLIS FableRealm Bookstore locations!

10/21/2026

We love supporting local artists, authors and creatives! Check out this new addition to our graphic novels section, by a young, local author/artist Antwon Shelton!

You can find more of Antwons books and artwork here! https://creationsofantwon.com/

10/10/2026

We can't wait to see all the magical pieces of art this Tulsa artist has created. They are the perfect compliment to our DECOPOLIS FableReam bookstore and art gallery. Mark your calendar to come see this magical art exhibit!

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10/04/2026

Perfect, a dad and his princess at .

09/23/2026

This young lady called yesterday and asked if she could paint something on our windows for the holidays. She is an artist wanting to do more of these for people. She said she would do it for free so she could promote and have more for her portfolio. I liked her gumption and said I would at least pay her something, I couldn’t let her do it for free. I suggested a little dragon reading a book amongst some pumpkins, to help us promote our FableRealm Bookstore, and this is what she came up with! Great job!

09/20/2026

Fun facts!

The words “bookstore” and “bookshop” did not come into use until the early 1760s. But that doesn’t mean bookstores didn’t exist.

Long before Benjamin Franklin became a Founding Father, he established “Franklin’s New Printing-Office” in Philadelphia in 1728. His shop also sold a variety of books (many imported from London), along with paper, ink, quills, and other supplies for readers and writers. Franklin’s wife, Deborah, helped run the business, managing much of its day-to-day operation and bookkeeping.

So, if you lived in Colonial America and were hankering to read the latest fiction, you could walk into Franklin’s Philadelphia shop and buy yourself a book.

08/05/2026

Yay! More books!

08/03/2026

New product line! Yep, even had to go through customs process to get this, but love these English Soaps!

Find them in the Mystic Grotto at Tulsa’s FableRealm Bookstore!