Annual Book Sale

The second annual “Friends, Books, Music – THE SALE,” book sale that took place on Martin Luther King Jr. Weekend, January 15, 16, and 17, 2011 was a huge success!

 

This sale has greater focus on our Music offerings, most notably, with over 40,000 records on sale. Also available were CDs, 30,000 book titles, DVDs, VHS tapes, and MUCH MORE!

 

Specials included:

• A collection of Vintage R. Crumb Comics
• Mayor Jeremy Harris’ book on Honolulu
• The Doris Duke Collection of books

 

The "F,B,M – THE SALE" book sale is held at our Harbor Warehouse location. The Harbor Warehouse is located at 30 Forrest Ave. Ewa of the UH Medical School, next to ReUse Hawai‘i, next to Piers 1 & 2 in Kaka‘ako.

 

This sale is in addition to our Annual Book Sale held at McKinley High School. This year, the dates for the Annual Sale are June 17 – 26, 2011. We hope to see you there!

FLH Year-round Bookstore

690 Pohukaina Street
Monday through Friday
10:00 AM-2:00 PM

PERMANENTLY CLOSED

In the bookmobile you will find a wide variety of book titles and categories at great prices. The inventory is constantly being updated. The bookmobile sells not only books but other types of media such as records, DVDs, and CDs.

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About

Bill’s Bookmobile, the FLH year-round bookstore, has a large selection of books, music, and movies at reasonable prices. All proceeds support Hawaii’s 50 public libraries.

The treasured, gently used books at easy-on-the-pocket prices available at the Friends of the Library of Hawai‘i Annual Booksale are now available all year long. You can create the excitement of discovering a new favorite author or finding a long-sought-after book anytime, while enjoying the satisfaction of supporting the Hawai`i State Public Library System.

Bill’s Bookmobile, a year-round bookstore, opened on January 13, 2007, at 690 Pohukaina St. The store, a long-held dream of the Friends, has become a reality through donations from the family and friends of the late Bill Harper. Bill was an avid reader and lover of books, and this project honors his memory.

As part of the 2013 Pow Wow Hawai‘i art festival, the graffiti artist (actually the Art Director at Childrenʻs Hospitals in Missouri) “Scribe” from Kansas City, MO refreshed the art on the bookmobile. The green walrus reading to the bookworms is his design.