Warehouse of Books

[christine444]

Scholastic's having a Customer Appreciation Warehouse Sale at various locations this week.   It's supposed to be for school employees,  homeschoolers,  and book fair volunteers.   But at the warehouse I went to today,  in Anaheim,  nobody asked me anything.   And really,  how would they know if I wasn't a homeschooler?

It was fun and a bit

Comments

[crissachappell]

I would go crazy at that sale. No joke! Let me know if you dig the book. I met Mitali last month and she was super sweet/funny in person (her titles are on my list. Just don't know which to read first).

[christine444]

Wow, small (publishing) world. :>)

I know; I felt like a kid in a candy store! Everything looked good, and it was hard to choose.

[beverlyjean]

Book heaven. What a nice way to spend the afternoon. I'd love to go to one of those.

[christine444]

None of the Texas ones are close to you, huh? Bummer.

I wandered through a school book fair this month, too, but they had a limited amount of space and stuff.

[barrieinca]

wow and so close to Christmas. I would spend all my money.... :)

[christine444]

I went to another one yesterday, in Irwindale--the only one open this week (Monday and Tuesday). I felt a little guilty, though, because I bought only one thing for someone else--and three more books for myself!... :>)

[barrieinca]

Oh, don't feel guilty, Christine. You're talking about books! That's what I tell myself, anyway. :)

[christine444]

True. :>) I can also claim they're for research purposes.