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This well-organized sale has thousands of books, and prices are $1 and $2 for most items. The Friends of the Hendersonville Library will have their spring sale April 23-May 7 at the library at 140 Saundersville Road in Hendersonville.Details: 61 or or see /cal/main/showEventList.rdo The Friends of the Green Hills Library sale hours vary: 10 a.m. The Nashville Public Library also has used book sales at some of its branches, with the next one scheduled for March 29-April 3 at the Green Hills branch at 3701 Benham Ave.Sale dates for 2022 are April 8-10, July 8-10 and Sept. The sales usually have as many as 15,000 books priced from 50 cents to $3, with the last day seeing half-price markdowns.
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Shoppers also love the Sunday bag sale, where they can fill a plastic shopping bag with as many books as will fit for $10. The sale also includes coffee table books and vintage and autographed books that are priced higher. Prices range from $3 for hardbacks to $2 for trade paperbacks, $1 for children’s hardbacks and 50 cents for children’s paperbacks. Friday for members of the library Friends group, and you can pay $20 at the door to join the group and shop early. 18-20), with thousands of books in “like new” condition. The Friends of the Williamson County Library is having its public sale from 10 a.m.Most of the sales accept cash, checks and credit cards, but be aware some have a minimum amount required if you pay with a credit or debit card. “We do not have a ‘preview day’ so the books have not been picked over by dealers,” she added. “We sell the books for such a low price because we look at the sale not only as a fundraiser for the library, but as a way to give back to the community, promote the library and share our love of reading,” she said. No book will cost more than $2, and there will be a few tables they call “fill it for five” where shoppers can fill a bag with books for $5. Jeannine Brown, with the Friends of Fairview Library, says her library’s sale later this month prices its books to sell. “We have it very organized, with fiction organized alphabetically and probably 20 other nonfiction categories like self-help, biographies, hobbies, coffee table books,” Dooley-Smith said. She says 60 to 70 volunteers sort and organize the books and man the popular sales, which almost always have 50 to 75 shoppers waiting in line on opening day. The Friends of Brentwood Library President Kathy Dooley-Smith says 90%-95% of the books in her sale are donated by library patrons. Many local public libraries - and their supporting “friends” groups - host public used book sales every few months as a way to raise money for library needs, selling donated books along with some that might be duplicates in their collections. Used book sales are a wonderful way to acquire inexpensive reading material, build libraries for children, stock school libraries and classrooms, and at the same time support our public libraries with our purchases. 18-20, with thousands of books in “like new” condition.Submitted/Murfreesboro Post The Friends of Williamson County is having its book sale Feb.
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