We had a two day book fair in February and this one from the 25th July to the 26th July.
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A view of Shaun's mobile shelves that are wheeled into the venue, opened up and all the books are in place and displayed.
Books for preschoolers and grade 1 & 2.
The tables contain non-fiction books and the shelves fiction. Hundreds of titles to choose from.
I usually spend about R7,000 at each book fair, but when Shaun arrived for this one I had almost depleted my budget for books, so I only spent about R1,200. The learners on the other hand bought almost R10,000 worth of books, that's an awful lot of books at those prices.
5 comments:
You can't have too many books. I've got book cases full.
Wonderful. I love books and the people who like to read ;-)
What a nifty way to transport and display books at a fair! I wish we had these books for the school for the blind which has 80% Albino and seeing children which we visited last week. See my blog on Tuesday. I'll have photos of the "library" complete with huge books of braille. Enjoy your week, big-bruv! Love Jo xxx
Oh, Phillip, this is exactly the sort of thing I loved when I was a child. Books, books, and more books.
I still have a few of my childhood books, and some from high school and college. The great thing about getting older is: I can re-read books I've read before and, unless I've read them three or four times, the story feels brand-new!
K
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