April 18--ENID, Okla. -- For 30 years, book lovers have been filling their shelves with works found at the Hospice Circle of Love Book Sale.
"This event is a great place to pick up a large amount of reading materials without spending too much," said event organizer Julie Nelson.
This year's spring sale is scheduled to take place 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. It will be held in Hospice Circle of Love's North Building, 314 S. 3rd.
Thousands of books will be available in a variety of categories, including mysteries, romance novels, fiction stories, craft magazines, biographies, children's books, westerns and cookbooks. All hardback books will be just $1 and paperbacks will be just 50 cents. Shoppers can enjoy a cup of free coffee while they browse. In addition, free bookmarks will be given out with every purchase.
"This has been a great fundraiser for us over the last 30 years. We appreciate the community's support in donating and purchasing books to make the event a success each time," commented Nelson.
Proceeds from the sale will help Circle of Love provide care for terminally ill patients who don't have a Medicare or insurance benefit for hospice. The nonprofit has donated more than $3.7 million in free care since opening its doors in 1983.
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