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Scholastic Book Fair: Read All About It

Katie Botha • September 27, 2024

Get Ready to Read

Here’s everything you need to know about the Fall Book Fair...

Dates: Mon. September 30 - Fri. October 4
Location: Lower Commons
Family Shopping Event: Wednesday October 2, 2024 4:00PM-6:00 PM
Class Shopping Schedule
VIRTUS compliant Volunteer Sign Up

There’s even more info on our school’s Book Fair homepage.

Prize Wheel - Cash Only!

Students may spin the wheel for a chance to win fun novelty items or even a book/poster. The cost is $1 per spin.

E-Wallet

Set up a Book Fair eWallet, the digital payment account that allows your child to shop for books at the Fair without cash. You can share your eWallet link so friends and extended family can add funds.

Classroom Wish Lists

These are titles that Mrs. V would like to add to our classroom libraries. Refreshing classroom libraries regularly gives kids a reason to keep reading!

Pre-Orders

Interested in Pre-ordering? Order through the book Fair and it will delivered to school.

Many of us still remember the rush of finding the perfect book at a Scholastic Book Fair. We hope you’ll join your child at our school’s Fair and share a reading experience they’ll remember forever.

Happy reading, Mighty Monarchs!

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