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Friends of Library has Spring Book Sale May 2-5

Posted at 9:48 am April 24, 2019
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Oak Ridge Public Library
The Oak Ridge Public Library is pictured above.

The Friends of the Oak Ridge Public Library 2019 Spring Book Sale will begin on the evening of Thursday, May 2, and end on Sunday, May 5.

Every day will have a special emphasis, a press release said. Thursday is the Members Sale, when you get to select from all of the books that will be available during the sale. Friday is Facebook Day; “like” Friends of the Oak Ridge Public Library on Facebook (www.facebook.com/foloakridge) and receive a coupon for a free regular-priced item. (You can also use the discount at the Book Nooks later.)

On Saturday, all non-auction items (including the special price items) will be half price. Sunday continues to be the Buy-A-Bag-of-Books Sale, when $3 buys everything you can put in the bag we provide. Pricing for most of the titles will continue to be 50 cents or $1 each, the press release said. Withdrawn library titles will be half price Thursday through Saturday.

Scanning devices are not allowed at the Members Sale on Thursday night, but may be used Friday through Sunday.

The Silent Auction begins on Thursday evening and ends at 5 p.m. on Saturday evening. It will be an eclectic collection of publications and other items.
 
“And remember that donations of books, DVDs (digital video discs), CDs (compact discs), and other publications are always welcomed,” the press release said. “We use them to fill the Book Nooks as well as the shelves at the Book Sale. Donations can be left at the Library’s Main Desk.”
 
Friends of the Oak Ridge Public Library is a nonprofit organization that uses money it raises to buy items for the library. For more information, contact Nancy Hardin, Book Sale Chair, at (865) 482-4560 or nehardin@hotmail.com for more information.

More information will be added as it becomes available.

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