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Briefly: we're continuing to take donations by appointment and are holding small "Friends and Family" sales by appointment in each of our rooms, and we're having another special sale in an additional room. Read on for more details. |
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Another special FOPAL sale--The last portion of the art donation-- Pop-up books--will go on sale in Cubberley's Room H1 (next to FOPAL's Bargain Room) on March 27 and 28 from 10 am to 3 pm each day. Added attractions will be records and music CDs. Only 20 people will be allowed in the room at any one time and they will be admitted on a first come, first enter, policy. Shopping time should be limited to 45 minutes to allow for more people to enter. Cashiers will have credit card capability. |
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Pop-up books--in which some or all of the pages are three-dimensional and the pictures literally pop up off the pages--intrigue almost everyone, from toddlers to adults. Thanks largely to a local collector's donation, FOPAL is offering thousands of pop-ups for sale. Whether you're a sports fan, a Disney fanatic, a folk and fairy tale enthusiast, an animal lover, a budding paleontologist, an art aficionado, a birder, a parent or grandparent, or a collector yourself--you're bound to be captivated by these ingenious books. Sophisticated or whimsical, all of the pop-ups are in excellent condition; some of the books have never been read. And the prices are low enough that you can take home bags full: from 50 cents to about $5.00! Come to Cubberley Room H1, browse, buy, and enjoy! |
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We're blowing out some of the leftovers from our December 2019 Vinyl
Sale so we can get some space to start working on our backlog of
records. These will be priced at $1 and $2. We're also going to bring
records from the bargain room so record buyers only need to work with
one set of entry requirements. |
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FOPAL grants help support the Palo Alto libraries and through the
libraries we are supporting communities beyond the boundaries of
Palo Alto. Anyone with a California address can get a library card.
Currently there is an online registration form to receive a
temporary card. A permanent card can be obtained at any Palo Alto
library branch when the libraries reopen, and at Rinconada and
Mitchell Park branches when Sidewalk Service is provided. Find out
more at the Library's web site:
<https://library.cityofpaloalto.org/faq/card/> |
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Our monthly sales will be on hold until the health risk to our
customers and volunteers is substantially reduced. We monitor the
health situation continually and we look forward to returning to
our monthly sales when we can offer them with as little risk as
possible. |
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Looking forward to FOPAL opening for donations? We are too! As a
result, we have started a program we call Drop-off Donations 3.0!
Anyone who wants to donate use the link below to sign up for an
appointment to drop-off donations Tuesday, Thursday, or Saturday
2-4pm. You'll be directed to signup.com, the scheduling tool we're
using to assign donors an appointment to deliver a donation (six
bags boxes or less) in front of FOPAL's Bargain Room in H2. |
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We're always eager to hear your suggestions for ways to improve our book sale. Please email us at suggestions@friendspaloaltolib.org. |
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