Birmingham Public Library: Central Library Hosting BPL Friends Bookstore Sale August 17-19

Press release from Birmingham Public Library:

Roy L. Williams

August 09, 2021

Face masks will be required of attendees of the book sale to comply with the City of Birmingham's face mask requirement in all city-owned facilities, including the Birmingham Public Library.  Proceeds benefit the Birmingham Public Library. Join us, take advantage of great deals on books, DVDs and other items, and Support BPL! During the three-day sales event, BPL Friends Bookstore will continue its popular $12 fill-a-bag sale and add a special $5 fill-a-bag sale as well (plus tax).   The Friends of the Birmingham Public Library Facebook page shared the following details on the sale:  "We are overrun with DVDs, LPs, CDs and books for everyone! We have an amazing inventory of children's books including easy readers, early chapter books, and great older elementary fiction.  There is something for every interest in the children's non-fiction books -just too much to list. "We are not leaving the teens out of this sale either - plenty of fiction for these readers. Adults, it's your time to shop till you drop! There will be tables of mystery, science fiction, fantasy, Christian fiction, cookbooks and all your favorite authors.  We can't wait to see you at the Friends Bookstore Summer Sale.  If you have questions, email friendsbookstore@cobpl.org.  For more information about the Friends Foundation of the Birmingham Public Library, click on our website, www.friendsofthebpl.org  To learn more about the BPL Friends Bookstore, click here.   About BPL The mission of the Birmingham Public Library is to provide the highest quality experience to our community for lifelong learning, cultural enrichment and enjoyment. This system - with 18 locations and serving the community for 135 years  - is one of the largest library systems in the Southeast. For additional information about the programs and services of the Birmingham Public Library, follow us on Facebook and Twitter 

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