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After year of hardships, Camas library has ‘very successful’ book sale

Library Foundation volunteers rally after pandemic closures, flood damage; raise $6K for library programs

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People browse used books inside the Camas library's second-floor meeting rooms during the Friends and Foundation of the Camas Library's annual December book sale on Friday, Dec. 3, 2021. (Kelly Moyer/Post-Record)

The city of Camas’ annual Hometown Holidays celebration comes with its own set of traditions: taking photos with Santa, enjoying the beauty of the lighted holiday tree in front of the LIberty Theatre, grabbing a cup of hot cocoa at Journey Church, listening to Camas student bands and browsing tables lined with used books inside the Camas Public Library’s second-story meeting rooms.

The used book sale, hosted by the Friends & Foundation of the Camas Library, extends beyond the one-day Hometown Holidays event — spanning four days in early December and allowing visitors ample opportunities to score hardbound and paperback books at bargain prices.

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