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  1. Penny has decided she is best suited to the Supervisory position in the Bookstore, ensuring that all customers receive quality service. Everyone agrees.

    #dogsofmastodon #dogs #rescueDogs #adopt #Penny #bookstore #usedbooks #chihuahua #chiweenie

  2. Penny has decided she is best suited to the Supervisory position in the Bookstore, ensuring that all customers receive quality service. Everyone agrees.

    #dogsofmastodon #dogs #rescueDogs #adopt #Penny #bookstore #usedbooks #chihuahua #chiweenie

  3. Penny has decided she is best suited to the Supervisory position in the Bookstore, ensuring that all customers receive quality service. Everyone agrees.

    #dogsofmastodon #dogs #rescueDogs #adopt #Penny #bookstore #usedbooks #chihuahua #chiweenie

  4. Penny has decided she is best suited to the Supervisory position in the Bookstore, ensuring that all customers receive quality service. Everyone agrees.

    #dogsofmastodon #dogs #rescueDogs #adopt #Penny #bookstore #usedbooks #chihuahua #chiweenie

  5. Penny has decided she is best suited to the Supervisory position in the Bookstore, ensuring that all customers receive quality service. Everyone agrees.

    #dogsofmastodon #dogs #rescueDogs #adopt #Penny #bookstore #usedbooks #chihuahua #chiweenie

  6. I just found Advanced C Programming for Displays by Marc J. Rochkind in the #UsedBooks shop. It's from 1988. #unix #msdos

  7. I just found Advanced C Programming for Displays by Marc J. Rochkind in the #UsedBooks shop. It's from 1988. #unix #msdos

  8. I just found Advanced C Programming for Displays by Marc J. Rochkind in the #UsedBooks shop. It's from 1988. #unix #msdos

  9. I just found Advanced C Programming for Displays by Marc J. Rochkind in the #UsedBooks shop. It's from 1988. #unix #msdos

  10. I just found Advanced C Programming for Displays by Marc J. Rochkind in the #UsedBooks shop. It's from 1988. #unix #msdos

  11. In France, Publishers Confront Broad Market Challenges as Revenue Slides for a Third Consecutive Year

    The Syndicat national de l’édition reported a 0.6% decline in publisher revenues to €2.88 billion in 2025, with the unchecked expansion of the secondhand book market and questions over AI posing deep structural concerns.
    The post In France, Publishers Confront Broad Market Challenges as Revenue Slides for a Third Consecutive Year appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
    publishingperspectives.com/202

    #AI #France #IndustryStatistics #Rights #UsedBooks

  12. In France, Publishers Confront Broad Market Challenges as Revenue Slides for a Third Consecutive Year

    The Syndicat national de l’édition reported a 0.6% decline in publisher revenues to €2.88 billion in 2025, with the unchecked expansion of the secondhand book market and questions over AI posing deep structural concerns.
    The post In France, Publishers Confront Broad Market Challenges as Revenue Slides for a Third Consecutive Year appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
    publishingperspectives.com/202

    #AI #France #IndustryStatistics #Rights #UsedBooks

  13. In France, Publishers Confront Broad Market Challenges as Revenue Slides for a Third Consecutive Year

    The Syndicat national de l’édition reported a 0.6% decline in publisher revenues to €2.88 billion in 2025, with the unchecked expansion of the secondhand book market and questions over AI posing deep structural concerns.
    The post In France, Publishers Confront Broad Market Challenges as Revenue Slides for a Third Consecutive Year appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
    publishingperspectives.com/202

    #AI #France #IndustryStatistics #Rights #UsedBooks

  14. In France, Publishers Confront Broad Market Challenges as Revenue Slides for a Third Consecutive Year

    The Syndicat national de l’édition reported a 0.6% decline in publisher revenues to €2.88 billion in 2025, with the unchecked expansion of the secondhand book market and questions over AI posing deep structural concerns.
    The post In France, Publishers Confront Broad Market Challenges as Revenue Slides for a Third Consecutive Year appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
    publishingperspectives.com/202

    #AI #France #IndustryStatistics #Rights #UsedBooks

  15. This is your reminder that AbeBooks is owned by Amazon. For used books that don’t support dystopian capitalism, go to biblio.com.

    Alibris en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alibris is also independently owned, and a good alternative, but I appreciate Biblio’s values en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biblio.c. Plus, you can join their club biblio.com/bibliophiles-club and get 10% off all purchases.

    #UsedBooks #Biblio #AbeBooks

  16. This is your reminder that AbeBooks is owned by Amazon. For used books that don’t support dystopian capitalism, go to biblio.com.

    Alibris en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alibris is also independently owned, and a good alternative, but I appreciate Biblio’s values en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biblio.c. Plus, you can join their club biblio.com/bibliophiles-club and get 10% off all purchases.

    #UsedBooks #Biblio #AbeBooks

  17. This is your reminder that AbeBooks is owned by Amazon. For used books that don’t support dystopian capitalism, go to biblio.com.

    Alibris en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alibris is also independently owned, and a good alternative, but I appreciate Biblio’s values en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biblio.c. Plus, you can join their club biblio.com/bibliophiles-club and get 10% off all purchases.

    #UsedBooks #Biblio #AbeBooks

  18. This is your reminder that AbeBooks is owned by Amazon. For used books that don’t support dystopian capitalism, go to biblio.com.

    Alibris en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alibris is also independently owned, and a good alternative, but I appreciate Biblio’s values en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biblio.c. Plus, you can join their club biblio.com/bibliophiles-club and get 10% off all purchases.

    #UsedBooks #Biblio #AbeBooks

  19. This is your reminder that AbeBooks is owned by Amazon. For used books that don’t support dystopian capitalism, go to biblio.com.

    Alibris en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alibris is also independently owned, and a good alternative, but I appreciate Biblio’s values en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biblio.c. Plus, you can join their club biblio.com/bibliophiles-club and get 10% off all purchases.

    #UsedBooks #Biblio #AbeBooks

  20. Fort Wayne’s charming kitty curators of used books

    One perk of loving to visit independent bookstores is every now and then you get the added bonus of meeting the resident cat(s) who live and/or work there. As everyone knows, cats in a store are the true brains of the operation and they stay there to make sure their human subjects follow all store policies to the letter.

    Recently, on a day trip to Hyde Brothers Booksellers in Fort Wayne, Indiana, we were treated to just such a welcome by their kitty curators, Scout and Sherlock.

    Scout on her ottoman throne

    These two oh-so-adorable cats are brother (Sherlock) and sister (Scout) from the same litter. They are 12 years old and definitely the official rulers of the roost.

    Sherlock strolling the History aisle

    Scout was striking a restful pose on her cushy ottoman throne in the Literary aisle, while Sherlock was roaming and relaxing in the History aisle. Scout was immediately endearing to us newcomers by allowing us to softly rub her ears and pet her head, as well as give her a kitty back massage. Well-placed chairs on either side of her royal daybed were at perfect petting level for guests to bestow homage upon Scout, while deciding which books they wanted to purchase. Her quiet purrs were delightfully dainty and demure.

    Just a touch more hesitant, Sherlock was very welcoming if you let him smell your hand first. Once acquainted, he was your buddy, though you do need to avoid sudden moves or he may scamper away. While not as regally positioned as Scout, he was no less triumphant in his ruling of his domain.

    Both Scout and Sherlock were lovely and welcoming hosts into their literary world. It was a heartwarming reminder of how much we adored our Gus (a.k.a. Secret Agent 47) who passed away a little more than two weeks ago at 17 years of age.

    Thank you, Hyde Brothers Booksellers for sharing joyful kitty moments with these two humanoids through Scout and Sherlock. It was very cathartic and healing for our recently broken hearts. 💔

    Peace and love!

    #animals #books #bookshops #bookstores #cats #cities #FortWayne #fun #history #Indiana #kitties #landUse #pets #pictures #retail #travel #usedBooks
  21. Fort Wayne’s charming kitty curators of used books

    One perk of loving to visit independent bookstores is every now and then you get the added bonus of meeting the resident cat(s) who live and/or work there. As everyone knows, cats in a store are the true brains of the operation and they stay there to make sure their human subjects follow all store policies to the letter.

    Recently, on a day trip to Hyde Brothers Booksellers in Fort Wayne, Indiana, we were treated to just such a welcome by their kitty curators, Scout and Sherlock.

    Scout on her ottoman throne

    These two oh-so-adorable cats are brother (Sherlock) and sister (Scout) from the same litter. They are 12 years old and definitely the official rulers of the roost.

    Sherlock strolling the History aisle

    Scout was striking a restful pose on her cushy ottoman throne in the Literary aisle, while Sherlock was roaming and relaxing in the History aisle. Scout was immediately endearing to us newcomers by allowing us to softly rub her ears and pet her head, as well as give her a kitty back massage. Well-placed chairs on either side of her royal daybed were at perfect petting level for guests to bestow homage upon Scout, while deciding which books they wanted to purchase. Her quiet purrs were delightfully dainty and demure.

    Just a touch more hesitant, Sherlock was very welcoming if you let him smell your hand first. Once acquainted, he was your buddy, though you do need to avoid sudden moves or he may scamper away. While not as regally positioned as Scout, he was no less triumphant in his ruling of his domain.

    Both Scout and Sherlock were lovely and welcoming hosts into their literary world. It was a heartwarming reminder of how much we adored our Gus (a.k.a. Secret Agent 47) who passed away a little more than two weeks ago at 17 years of age.

    Thank you, Hyde Brothers Booksellers for sharing joyful kitty moments with these two humanoids through Scout and Sherlock. It was very cathartic and healing for our recently broken hearts. 💔

    Peace and love!

    #animals #books #bookshops #bookstores #cats #cities #FortWayne #fun #history #Indiana #kitties #landUse #pets #pictures #retail #travel #usedBooks
  22. Fort Wayne’s charming kitty curators of used books

    One perk of loving to visit independent bookstores is every now and then you get the added bonus of meeting the resident cat(s) who live and/or work there. As everyone knows, cats in a store are the true brains of the operation and they stay there to make sure their human subjects follow all store policies to the letter.

    Recently, on a day trip to Hyde Brothers Booksellers in Fort Wayne, Indiana, we were treated to just such a welcome by their kitty curators, Scout and Sherlock.

    Scout on her ottoman throne

    These two oh-so-adorable cats are brother (Sherlock) and sister (Scout) from the same litter. They are 12 years old and definitely the official rulers of the roost.

    Sherlock strolling the History aisle

    Scout was striking a restful pose on her cushy ottoman throne in the Literary aisle, while Sherlock was roaming and relaxing in the History aisle. Scout was immediately endearing to us newcomers by allowing us to softly rub her ears and pet her head, as well as give her a kitty back massage. Well-placed chairs on either side of her royal daybed were at perfect petting level for guests to bestow homage upon Scout, while deciding which books they wanted to purchase. Her quiet purrs were delightfully dainty and demure.

    Just a touch more hesitant, Sherlock was very welcoming if you let him smell your hand first. Once acquainted, he was your buddy, though you do need to avoid sudden moves or he may scamper away. While not as regally positioned as Scout, he was no less triumphant in his ruling of his domain.

    Both Scout and Sherlock were lovely and welcoming hosts into their literary world. It was a heartwarming reminder of how much we adored our Gus (a.k.a. Secret Agent 47) who passed away a little more than two weeks ago at 17 years of age.

    Thank you, Hyde Brothers Booksellers for sharing joyful kitty moments with these two humanoids through Scout and Sherlock. It was very cathartic and healing for our recently broken hearts. 💔

    Peace and love!

    #animals #books #bookshops #bookstores #cats #cities #FortWayne #fun #history #Indiana #kitties #landUse #pets #pictures #retail #travel #usedBooks
  23. Fort Wayne’s charming kitty curators of used books

    One perk of loving to visit independent bookstores is every now and then you get the added bonus of meeting the resident cat(s) who live and/or work there. As everyone knows, cats in a store are the true brains of the operation and they stay there to make sure their human subjects follow all store policies to the letter.

    Recently, on a day trip to Hyde Brothers Booksellers in Fort Wayne, Indiana, we were treated to just such a welcome by their kitty curators, Scout and Sherlock.

    Scout on her ottoman throne

    These two oh-so-adorable cats are brother (Sherlock) and sister (Scout) from the same litter. They are 12 years old and definitely the official rulers of the roost.

    Sherlock strolling the History aisle

    Scout was striking a restful pose on her cushy ottoman throne in the Literary aisle, while Sherlock was roaming and relaxing in the History aisle. Scout was immediately endearing to us newcomers by allowing us to softly rub her ears and pet her head, as well as give her a kitty back massage. Well-placed chairs on either side of her royal daybed were at perfect petting level for guests to bestow homage upon Scout, while deciding which books they wanted to purchase. Her quiet purrs were delightfully dainty and demure.

    Just a touch more hesitant, Sherlock was very welcoming if you let him smell your hand first. Once acquainted, he was your buddy, though you do need to avoid sudden moves or he may scamper away. While not as regally positioned as Scout, he was no less triumphant in his ruling of his domain.

    Both Scout and Sherlock were lovely and welcoming hosts into their literary world. It was a heartwarming reminder of how much we adored our Gus (a.k.a. Secret Agent 47) who passed away a little more than two weeks ago at 17 years of age.

    Thank you, Hyde Brothers Booksellers for sharing joyful kitty moments with these two humanoids through Scout and Sherlock. It was very cathartic and healing for our recently broken hearts. 💔

    Peace and love!

    #animals #books #bookshops #bookstores #cats #cities #FortWayne #fun #history #Indiana #kitties #landUse #pets #pictures #retail #travel #usedBooks
  24. Fort Wayne’s charming kitty curators of used books

    One perk of loving to visit independent bookstores is every now and then you get the added bonus of meeting the resident cat(s) who live and/or work there. As everyone knows, cats in a store are the true brains of the operation and they stay there to make sure their human subjects follow all store policies to the letter.

    Recently, on a day trip to Hyde Brothers Booksellers in Fort Wayne, Indiana, we were treated to just such a welcome by their kitty curators, Scout and Sherlock.

    Scout on her ottoman throne

    These two oh-so-adorable cats are brother (Sherlock) and sister (Scout) from the same litter. They are 12 years old and definitely the official rulers of the roost.

    Sherlock strolling the History aisle

    Scout was striking a restful pose on her cushy ottoman throne in the Literary aisle, while Sherlock was roaming and relaxing in the History aisle. Scout was immediately endearing to us newcomers by allowing us to softly rub her ears and pet her head, as well as give her a kitty back massage. Well-placed chairs on either side of her royal daybed were at perfect petting level for guests to bestow homage upon Scout, while deciding which books they wanted to purchase. Her quiet purrs were delightfully dainty and demure.

    Just a touch more hesitant, Sherlock was very welcoming if you let him smell your hand first. Once acquainted, he was your buddy, though you do need to avoid sudden moves or he may scamper away. While not as regally positioned as Scout, he was no less triumphant in his ruling of his domain.

    Both Scout and Sherlock were lovely and welcoming hosts into their literary world. It was a heartwarming reminder of how much we adored our Gus (a.k.a. Secret Agent 47) who passed away a little more than two weeks ago at 17 years of age.

    Thank you, Hyde Brothers Booksellers for sharing joyful kitty moments with these two humanoids through Scout and Sherlock. It was very cathartic and healing for our recently broken hearts. 💔

    Peace and love!

    #animals #books #bookshops #bookstores #cats #cities #FortWayne #fun #history #Indiana #kitties #landUse #pets #pictures #retail #travel #usedBooks
  25. This might sound crazy, but is there anyone in New England (particularly the southeastern MA/RI area) who'd be interested in a used book shop excursion some time?

    #Books #Bookstodon #BookShops #UsedBooks #UsedBookShops

  26. This might sound crazy, but is there anyone in New England (particularly the southeastern MA/RI area) who'd be interested in a used book shop excursion some time?

    #Books #Bookstodon #BookShops #UsedBooks #UsedBookShops

  27. This might sound crazy, but is there anyone in New England (particularly the southeastern MA/RI area) who'd be interested in a used book shop excursion some time?

    #Books #Bookstodon #BookShops #UsedBooks #UsedBookShops

  28. This might sound crazy, but is there anyone in New England (particularly the southeastern MA/RI area) who'd be interested in a used book shop excursion some time?

    #Books #Bookstodon #BookShops #UsedBooks #UsedBookShops

  29. Made the pilgrimage to Mecca—correction, the Quaboag Book Shop—this Saturday with my son. It's an 80-minute drive for us, but totally worth it.

    If you live in New England and love books, this really is a place you have to visit! It's quite possibly the most extensive used book shop in New England these days. They have an incredible selection of used books, particularly old and obscure ones.

    maps.app.goo.gl/mknWUmK8Xb2HHh

    The store is in a rural part of Massachusetts, about half an hour west of Worcester. It's a truly beautiful area.

    Here's what I picked up on this trip (not including the ones my son bought):

    • Time and Again by Jack Finney (hardcover) - I have several copies, but it's always good to have extras!
    • The Impossibles by Mark Phillip - sometimes I pick up a book by an unknown author on a whim.
    • Alien Planet by Fletcher Pratt - I don't know if I've read this one, but Pratt is worth a gamble.
    • The Artificial Man by L.P. Davies - Something about the cover was weirdly familiar, so...
    • The Headless Cupid by Zilpha Keatley Snyder - Haven't read this one before, but Snyder's a good author
    • The Secret of Skeleton Island (illustrated Alfred Hitchcock edition) - I love the Three Investigators. What can I say?
    • 3 by Finney (Jack Finney) - Three short but very memorable novels. I first read this in high school. I have a copy, but another is always good to have.
    • Asimov Laughs Again - I'm an old Asimov fan. Saw him speak live at Bridgeport University about 50 years ago. It was memorable.
    • Creating A Genre by Robert A. Heinlein (hardcover, "Virginia" edition) - I loathe Virginia Heinlein, but I heard that these were the unedited versions so I'm quite interested.
    • Expanded Universe by Robert A. Heinlein (hardcover) - same
    • From Time to Time by Jack Finney - Sequel to Time and Again. I read it, didn't like it as much as the first, but I'll give it another try.

    #Books #Bookstodon #UsedBooks #UsedBookShop #BookShop #BookStore #QuasitBookRecs

  30. Made the pilgrimage to Mecca—correction, the Quaboag Book Shop—this Saturday with my son. It's an 80-minute drive for us, but totally worth it.

    If you live in New England and love books, this really is a place you have to visit! It's quite possibly the most extensive used book shop in New England these days. They have an incredible selection of used books, particularly old and obscure ones.

    maps.app.goo.gl/mknWUmK8Xb2HHh

    The store is in a rural part of Massachusetts, about half an hour west of Worcester. It's a truly beautiful area.

    Here's what I picked up on this trip (not including the ones my son bought):

    • Time and Again by Jack Finney (hardcover) - I have several copies, but it's always good to have extras!
    • The Impossibles by Mark Phillip - sometimes I pick up a book by an unknown author on a whim.
    • Alien Planet by Fletcher Pratt - I don't know if I've read this one, but Pratt is worth a gamble.
    • The Artificial Man by L.P. Davies - Something about the cover was weirdly familiar, so...
    • The Headless Cupid by Zilpha Keatley Snyder - Haven't read this one before, but Snyder's a good author
    • The Secret of Skeleton Island (illustrated Alfred Hitchcock edition) - I love the Three Investigators. What can I say?
    • 3 by Finney (Jack Finney) - Three short but very memorable novels. I first read this in high school. I have a copy, but another is always good to have.
    • Asimov Laughs Again - I'm an old Asimov fan. Saw him speak live at Bridgeport University about 50 years ago. It was memorable.
    • Creating A Genre by Robert A. Heinlein (hardcover, "Virginia" edition) - I loathe Virginia Heinlein, but I heard that these were the unedited versions so I'm quite interested.
    • Expanded Universe by Robert A. Heinlein (hardcover) - same
    • From Time to Time by Jack Finney - Sequel to Time and Again. I read it, didn't like it as much as the first, but I'll give it another try.

    #Books #Bookstodon #UsedBooks #UsedBookShop #BookShop #BookStore #QuasitBookRecs

  31. Made the pilgrimage to Mecca—correction, the Quaboag Book Shop—this Saturday with my son. It's an 80-minute drive for us, but totally worth it.

    If you live in New England and love books, this really is a place you have to visit! It's quite possibly the most extensive used book shop in New England these days. They have an incredible selection of used books, particularly old and obscure ones.

    maps.app.goo.gl/mknWUmK8Xb2HHh

    The store is in a rural part of Massachusetts, about half an hour west of Worcester. It's a truly beautiful area.

    Here's what I picked up on this trip (not including the ones my son bought):

    • Time and Again by Jack Finney (hardcover) - I have several copies, but it's always good to have extras!
    • The Impossibles by Mark Phillip - sometimes I pick up a book by an unknown author on a whim.
    • Alien Planet by Fletcher Pratt - I don't know if I've read this one, but Pratt is worth a gamble.
    • The Artificial Man by L.P. Davies - Something about the cover was weirdly familiar, so...
    • The Headless Cupid by Zilpha Keatley Snyder - Haven't read this one before, but Snyder's a good author
    • The Secret of Skeleton Island (illustrated Alfred Hitchcock edition) - I love the Three Investigators. What can I say?
    • 3 by Finney (Jack Finney) - Three short but very memorable novels. I first read this in high school. I have a copy, but another is always good to have.
    • Asimov Laughs Again - I'm an old Asimov fan. Saw him speak live at Bridgeport University about 50 years ago. It was memorable.
    • Creating A Genre by Robert A. Heinlein (hardcover, "Virginia" edition) - I loathe Virginia Heinlein, but I heard that these were the unedited versions so I'm quite interested.
    • Expanded Universe by Robert A. Heinlein (hardcover) - same
    • From Time to Time by Jack Finney - Sequel to Time and Again. I read it, didn't like it as much as the first, but I'll give it another try.

    #Books #Bookstodon #UsedBooks #UsedBookShop #BookShop #BookStore #QuasitBookRecs

  32. Made the pilgrimage to Mecca—correction, the Quaboag Book Shop—this Saturday with my son. It's an 80-minute drive for us, but totally worth it.

    If you live in New England and love books, this really is a place you have to visit! It's quite possibly the most extensive used book shop in New England these days. They have an incredible selection of used books, particularly old and obscure ones.

    maps.app.goo.gl/mknWUmK8Xb2HHh

    The store is in a rural part of Massachusetts, about half an hour west of Worcester. It's a truly beautiful area.

    Here's what I picked up on this trip (not including the ones my son bought):

    • Time and Again by Jack Finney (hardcover) - I have several copies, but it's always good to have extras!
    • The Impossibles by Mark Phillip - sometimes I pick up a book by an unknown author on a whim.
    • Alien Planet by Fletcher Pratt - I don't know if I've read this one, but Pratt is worth a gamble.
    • The Artificial Man by L.P. Davies - Something about the cover was weirdly familiar, so...
    • The Headless Cupid by Zilpha Keatley Snyder - Haven't read this one before, but Snyder's a good author
    • The Secret of Skeleton Island (illustrated Alfred Hitchcock edition) - I love the Three Investigators. What can I say?
    • 3 by Finney (Jack Finney) - Three short but very memorable novels. I first read this in high school. I have a copy, but another is always good to have.
    • Asimov Laughs Again - I'm an old Asimov fan. Saw him speak live at Bridgeport University about 50 years ago. It was memorable.
    • Creating A Genre by Robert A. Heinlein (hardcover, "Virginia" edition) - I loathe Virginia Heinlein, but I heard that these were the unedited versions so I'm quite interested.
    • Expanded Universe by Robert A. Heinlein (hardcover) - same
    • From Time to Time by Jack Finney - Sequel to Time and Again. I read it, didn't like it as much as the first, but I'll give it another try.

    #Books #Bookstodon #UsedBooks #UsedBookShop #BookShop #BookStore #QuasitBookRecs

  33. Fresh Reads for Spring: Don’t Miss the Library Book Sale

    It’s time for the Friends of the Beaches Branch Library book sale! Come and get great deals on gently used books and media.

    April 21: Preview Sale for Members Only 4-7pm (memberships are available on site and at https://fobbljax.org/join)

    April 22-24: 10AM – 5PM

    April 25: 10AM – 5PM Bag Day! Fill a bag for $12. (bags provided)

    Find the Facebook event page here: https://www.facebook.com/share/1Du2sU1w2i/

    #books #usedBooks #booksSale
  34. Fresh Reads for Spring: Don’t Miss the Library Book Sale

    It’s time for the Friends of the Beaches Branch Library book sale! Come and get great deals on gently used books and media.

    April 21: Preview Sale for Members Only 4-7pm (memberships are available on site and at https://fobbljax.org/join)

    April 22-24: 10AM – 5PM

    April 25: 10AM – 5PM Bag Day! Fill a bag for $12. (bags provided)

    Find the Facebook event page here: https://www.facebook.com/share/1Du2sU1w2i/

    #books #booksSale #usedBooks
  35. Fresh Reads for Spring: Don’t Miss the Library Book Sale

    It’s time for the Friends of the Beaches Branch Library book sale! Come and get great deals on gently used books and media.

    April 21: Preview Sale for Members Only 4-7pm (memberships are available on site and at https://fobbljax.org/join)

    April 22-24: 10AM – 5PM

    April 25: 10AM – 5PM Bag Day! Fill a bag for $12. (bags provided)

    Find the Facebook event page here: https://www.facebook.com/share/1Du2sU1w2i/

    #books #usedBooks #booksSale
  36. Fresh Reads for Spring: Don’t Miss the Library Book Sale

    It’s time for the Friends of the Beaches Branch Library book sale! Come and get great deals on gently used books and media.

    April 21: Preview Sale for Members Only 4-7pm (memberships are available on site and at https://fobbljax.org/join)

    April 22-24: 10AM – 5PM

    April 25: 10AM – 5PM Bag Day! Fill a bag for $12. (bags provided)

    Find the Facebook event page here: https://www.facebook.com/share/1Du2sU1w2i/

    #books #usedBooks #booksSale
  37. Fresh Reads for Spring: Don’t Miss the Library Book Sale

    It’s time for the Friends of the Beaches Branch Library book sale! Come and get great deals on gently used books and media.

    April 21: Preview Sale for Members Only 4-7pm (memberships are available on site and at https://fobbljax.org/join)

    April 22-24: 10AM – 5PM

    April 25: 10AM – 5PM Bag Day! Fill a bag for $12. (bags provided)

    Find the Facebook event page here: https://www.facebook.com/share/1Du2sU1w2i/

    #books #booksSale #usedBooks
  38. #RockportME #BookSale - #RockportPublicLibrary

    March 28 @ 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

    "Like the daffodils and tulips, the first Friends of the Rockport Public Library Book Sale of the year is a beloved harbinger of spring. This year’s event will be held in the Rockport Library’s lower level on Friday and Saturday, Mar. 27 and 28, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

    "As always, tables will be filled with extraordinary deals on thousands of books, #CDs, #DVDs, #puzzles, and #audiobooks. Planning to buy a lot? Join the Friends of the Rockport Public Library for $20 and receive a purple tote to fill up with books at no additional charge. Refill the tote at book sales in June and September for only $10. If you already bought your tote in December, don’t forget to bring it back for your $10 refill.

    "The Friends will have an especially large selection of puzzles, DVDs, and audiobooks at this sale, thanks to generous donations. Spring is also a great time to stock up on #GardeningBooks and #Crafting books (graduation and wedding season is just around the corner — time to make something special).

    "All proceeds from the sale will benefit the Rockport Public Library. Only cash and checks are able to be accepted."

    FMI:
    rockportlibrary.net/event/spri

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineLibraries #LibrariesRule #UsedBooks #GoodCause #MaineEvents

  39. #RockportME #BookSale - #RockportPublicLibrary

    March 28 @ 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

    "Like the daffodils and tulips, the first Friends of the Rockport Public Library Book Sale of the year is a beloved harbinger of spring. This year’s event will be held in the Rockport Library’s lower level on Friday and Saturday, Mar. 27 and 28, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

    "As always, tables will be filled with extraordinary deals on thousands of books, #CDs, #DVDs, #puzzles, and #audiobooks. Planning to buy a lot? Join the Friends of the Rockport Public Library for $20 and receive a purple tote to fill up with books at no additional charge. Refill the tote at book sales in June and September for only $10. If you already bought your tote in December, don’t forget to bring it back for your $10 refill.

    "The Friends will have an especially large selection of puzzles, DVDs, and audiobooks at this sale, thanks to generous donations. Spring is also a great time to stock up on #GardeningBooks and #Crafting books (graduation and wedding season is just around the corner — time to make something special).

    "All proceeds from the sale will benefit the Rockport Public Library. Only cash and checks are able to be accepted."

    FMI:
    rockportlibrary.net/event/spri

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineLibraries #LibrariesRule #UsedBooks #GoodCause #MaineEvents

  40. #RockportME #BookSale - #RockportPublicLibrary

    March 28 @ 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

    "Like the daffodils and tulips, the first Friends of the Rockport Public Library Book Sale of the year is a beloved harbinger of spring. This year’s event will be held in the Rockport Library’s lower level on Friday and Saturday, Mar. 27 and 28, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

    "As always, tables will be filled with extraordinary deals on thousands of books, #CDs, #DVDs, #puzzles, and #audiobooks. Planning to buy a lot? Join the Friends of the Rockport Public Library for $20 and receive a purple tote to fill up with books at no additional charge. Refill the tote at book sales in June and September for only $10. If you already bought your tote in December, don’t forget to bring it back for your $10 refill.

    "The Friends will have an especially large selection of puzzles, DVDs, and audiobooks at this sale, thanks to generous donations. Spring is also a great time to stock up on #GardeningBooks and #Crafting books (graduation and wedding season is just around the corner — time to make something special).

    "All proceeds from the sale will benefit the Rockport Public Library. Only cash and checks are able to be accepted."

    FMI:
    rockportlibrary.net/event/spri

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineLibraries #LibrariesRule #UsedBooks #GoodCause #MaineEvents