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About the Friends:
The Friends of the Bloomfield Public Libraries run two
book sales each year, one in the fall and one in the
spring. All proceeds from the sale go to help support
the unbudgeted needs of both Prosser Public Library and
the Wintonbury Branch. The Friends also host an annual
Spring Luncheon which features as keynote speaker a
prominent member of the Hartford area community.
Current President: Penny Pearson,
860-243-0020
Please call Penny if you are interested in becoming a
member of the Friends.
Monthly Meetings: The Friends hold
meetings in Prosser's Community Room on the first
Thursday of the month at 2:00 P.M., excluding July and
August. All members are
invited.
Book Sale Information:
 Paperback Book Sale at Prosser Public Library
Saturday, June 5, 2010, 11:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M.
Fall 2010 Friends' Book Sale:
Dates coming soon...
About the Fall 2010 Friends' Book Sale:
Thousands of books will be on sale, arranged according to
category, including both fiction and non-fiction,
large-print books, reference books, cookbooks,
art books and tons of children's books! We will also be selling
videos, CDs, cassettes, DVDs and books-on-tape.
Book Sale Volunteers: Those people who
are interested in volunteering for the Friends' book
sales are welcome to contact Julie Neaverson, at 242-2235.
Book Donations: The Friends of the
Bloomfield Public Libraries accepts book donations for
the group's annual Spring and Fall Book Sales, and other
book donation projects. Clean books in good condition
can be dropped off at the Children's Room Circulation
Desk at Prosser Public Library. We welcome hardcover and
paperback recent
fiction (please, nothing over 10 years old unless it's a
classic), art books, biographies, how-to
books, cookbooks, books on gardening and crafts,
large-print books and up-to-date self-help
books. We also appreciate books about sports, health,
politics, business and entertainment. We are interested in all
children's books, particularly those about the major holidays. We accept videos, DVDs,
music CDs and books on tape.
Please, no records, atlases, old
textbooks, encyclopedias or Readers' Digest condensed books,
professional books, computer manuals, or magazines,
other than National Geographic. For
additional information about book donations, please
contact Julie Neaverson, at 242-2235.
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