Book Fair
We hope you will join us for our 2nd Annual Book Fair!
A BC Book Fair Family Day
Saturday, April 26 | 11 AM-3 PM
712 Carroll Street
The BC Lower School Library and Parents Association are proud to come together in this joint endeavor that marks our shared commitment to fostering a love of reading and lifelong learning. With the support of our dedicated parent community, we are able to create an event that is both meaningful and memorable for our children.
We hope you’ll join us for a fun-filled day featuring:
- A fantastic selection of books for sale
- Arts & crafts
- Face painting
- Story time sessions
- Mystery Guest Readers
- Exciting activities for all ages!
For our Kindergarten and Fourth Grade Families who are celebrating Grandparents and Special Friends Day on Friday, we encourage you to bring your family and friends to this event!
BC Lower School Book Fair In-School Day
Monday, April 28 | Grades 2-4 ONLY
Students in Grades 2, 3, and 4 will have the opportunity to visit the book fair during school with their classes.
NEW This Year! Lower School parents and guardians will have the opportunity to reserve Book Fair credits (up to $50) in advance for their child(ren) to use on the In-School Day. The school will bill the amount used at a later date through TADS. Please complete the Book Fair Credits Form using the link below.
Calling All Book Fair Volunteers
The Berkeley Carroll Parent Association welcomes volunteers for the Book Fair... From setup to sales to crafts! Opportunities are open to BC parents/guardians, caregivers, faculty and staff, and BC students Grades 5-12.
Bring or Buy a Book to Donate to the Brooklyn Book Bodega Drive!
Donate your new and gently used children’s book to the Brooklyn Book Bodega at A BC BOOK FAIR on SATURDAY, APRIL 26. We’ll accept gently used and new books for ages 0-18 including foreign language, dual language and nonfiction books. Please no religious books, textbooks, activity books, encyclopedias, broken books, or books with missing pages. Please do not send any books that you would not want in your own home or are not for ages 0-18. For example, do not give us well loved books: torn books, books with scribbles, or adult books.
Brooklyn Book Bodega increases the number of 100+ book homes in NYC. Despite the resources and wealth in New York City—parts of our own community are classified as book deserts, areas with very few books available for sale or lending.
Thank you to the BCPA Side-by-Side Committee for helping to organize this effort.
