Health & Fitness
Tattered Pages Season a Success
The middle school's student-run bookstore had a successful season, allowing students to purchase gifts without spending money.
The middle school’s student-run bookstore, The Tattered Pages, had a successful season this year with its Sixth Annual Holiday Shopping Extravaganza.
More than 1,500 books and other donated items were purchased by middle school students to give as gifts to family and friends, according to media center staff.
During the kick-off event and for several days in December, students used specially earned coupons to purchase holiday gifts instead of spending money. Coupons were earned in a variety of ways, such as donating books, working in the bookstore and completing volunteer tasks around the building.
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The event includes free giftwrapping, so most customers left that evening with their gifts ready for presentation, said Media Specialist Amy Sieve.
“Thanks to all for the donations that were received,” Sieve said. ”We also appreciate the many volunteers who shared their time and baked goods!”