FGPL Book Sale
After the success of the Summer Book Sale, the Foundation for the Geneva Public Library is excited to bring back the annual Fall Book Sale.
The Fall Book Sale will return to the Library's Community Room, and will take place from Monday, October 11 to Saturday, October 23.
Saturday, October 16 will be a Half-Price day, followed by a $2.00 Bag Sale from Monday, October 18 to Friday, October 22. Saturday, October 23, the last day of the Book Sale, will be a Free Day.
Please be aware that, per Library policy, masks will be required for all Library visitors, regardless of vaccination status.
Bags will not be provided, so please bring your own bag. All visitors who bring their own bag will receive one free book.
We are currently accepting donations for the upcoming book sale. We accept gently used books, audio CDs and puzzles. We do not accept Reader's Digest condensed books, encyclopedias, textbooks or VHS tapes.
The Fall Book Sale will return to the Library's Community Room, and will take place from Monday, October 11 to Saturday, October 23.
Saturday, October 16 will be a Half-Price day, followed by a $2.00 Bag Sale from Monday, October 18 to Friday, October 22. Saturday, October 23, the last day of the Book Sale, will be a Free Day.
Please be aware that, per Library policy, masks will be required for all Library visitors, regardless of vaccination status.
Bags will not be provided, so please bring your own bag. All visitors who bring their own bag will receive one free book.
We are currently accepting donations for the upcoming book sale. We accept gently used books, audio CDs and puzzles. We do not accept Reader's Digest condensed books, encyclopedias, textbooks or VHS tapes.
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Prices:
Hardcover books and Trade Paperbacks-- $2.00 Mass Market Paperbacks-- 25¢ or 5/$1.00 YA and Children's-- 25¢ Audiobooks and CDs-- $1.00 Puzzles-- 50¢ |
Pictured here: Customers browsing the Spring 2019 Book Sale, located in the Library's Community Room. Due to COVID-19, the Foundation had to cancel the Spring 2020, Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 Book Sales.
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