| xpxjmk | Date: Saturday, 2013-08-24, 3:38 PM | Message # 1 |
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| Library to take fall book sale
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Proceeds from the sale can be used as special library projects, Such as children and teen schools, Buying new titles and to fulfill any current needs that the library may have due to decreasing fiscal help that government departments no longer cover.
Each Friends sale is unique in content because of thousands of donated books and media received from community residents.
books (Including kids books), Videos and DVDs withdrawn from the library's collection will be accessible. Most cd's are about $1.50.
Greg thomas, friends Board member and sale chairman, asserted that the thousands of books include all genres, Both fictional and nonfictional, Plus a room full of childrens books.
"Books will be sold by the huge bag (Which we embellish) Or by ebook, jones said. "Adult books could be found at $1.50 hard cover and 50 cents for book. A bagful and we have loaded bags with possibly 16 hardcover books will cost $15 and the patrons choose their own books. There is a good selection of media available, perfectly, Children's books are appreciably more low-cost.
Board vice president Linda Schramm said that Brodart is donating 100 new, Recently produced titles.
"At a expense of $5 per book, These neverowned books are an outstanding bargain and would be wonderful gifts for birthdays and holiday giving, Schramm spoken.
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