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Special December Book Sale

Visit us at this special sale, receive a free book!
Tired of navigating tight aisles and bumping elbows with other shoppers at our warehouse location? Or maybe, you’re just not inclined to drive out to 29th Avenue & McDowell on your weekend. We’ve got you covered!
From December 8th to the 16th, join the Friends of the Phoenix Public Library for our first-ever, special offsite book sale at the Camelback Colonnade, conveniently located at 19th Street and Camelback Road (1919 E. Camelback Road).
We’ll be at it from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily in the space formerly occupied by Mervyn's where you can comfortably browse 200,000 books, CDs and DVDs over 80,000 square feet. We brought all of your favorite genres and subjects from the warehouse and we’re also pleased to include thousands of fresh, new-to-you titles.
The prices are great at $2 per paperback and $4 per hardcover, CD or DVD. And, in an effort to put affordable books back into the community, we’re offering lots of discounts and deals:
The following folks will enjoy a daily 25% discount:
  • Current Friends of the Phoenix Public Library members (Bring your membership card OR join/renew at the door.)
  • Military personnel (Bring ID)
  • Teachers (Bring ID, current paystub, or State of Arizona certificate of intent for home school programs)
  • City of Phoenix employees (Bring ID)
50% off everything all day Wednesday, December 12th and Saturday, December 15th
75% off everything all day Sunday, December 16th
Purchase a green FPPL book bag on site for $20 and fill it for FREE. $10 daily refill. *Please note that this deal is exempt from discounts.*
Click here for a printable coupon for a FREE book. (Limit one per person per day).
Current Friends Members — Enjoy your sneak peek on Friday, December 7th from 2 to 7 p.m. Bring your current membership card or join/renew at the door.
Click here to join/renew NOW.

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