
BIG SALE
Books on CDs
50¢
VISIT OUR NEW BOOK STORE CAFE ON THE GROUND FLOOR Take the elevator or stairs one flight down and look for our new location behind the cafe (Kookoo's Nest).
Fiction: 500+ hardcover and paperback novels arranged alphabetically by author.
Nonfiction: Business biographies, histories, criticisms, how-to , etcetera.
Location: Main Library (361 Washington St.), Ground Floor (downstairs), at the cafe;
Children's and Special Features: in bookcase and cart on right side of lobby.
Other Items: Magazines, books-on-tape, books-on-CD, DVDs, video tapes, music tapes, records & CDs.
Prices:
$ 1 for hardcovers and better paperbacks, .50 for pocket paperbacks, .25 for children's books, .15 or 10/$1 for magazines,
.50 for music tapes, .75 for records, $3 for DVDs, $2 for CDs & Books on CD, and $1 for videos.
"Mixed Specials " as marked.
The Friends is a group of library enthusiasts who run our great book sale (pictured above), organize public events, volunteer their time, and raise money to help fund special library programs and services. Thanks to your donations (of/for books or simply $ to the friends), we have had a summer full of great friends funded childrens programs at all three branches.
Annually SISTER CITY Month is FEBRUARY. In 2012 our booksale proceeds of $1999 was sent to the Quezalguaque, Nicaragua Library for buying new books. We sponsor English Conversation Groups (Grupos de la Conversacion) and are the proud sponsors of the Brookline Poetry Series. If you prefer to donate or join the friends online, click
Network For Good.
Justin Locke spent 18 years playing bass with the Boston Pops (as well
as playing in the Boston Opera, and Ballet orchestras). He worked
with such conductors as Arthur Fiedler, Henry Mancini, John Willams,
and Leonard Bernstein. Justin is now an author and speaker. In his
presentation (taken from his book “Real Men Don’t Rehearse”), he will
share a first hand (and generally hysterical) look at what it’s really
like to be a professional musician. Stories will include cannon
mishaps on the Esplanade, kiddie concerts gone horribly wrong, and of
course a story or two about Arthur Fielder!
Justin was recently featured as an "author@google" and in the Boston Globe, and he has also
appeared on CBS Radio, Greater Boston, and Chronicle HD. This is a
fun night you won’t want to miss. Find out more about Justin on his
website, www.justinlocke.com."