Pages On Pine Book Store

We are all about getting our inventory out for the upcoming Spring Book Sale at Pages On Pine this weekend ... and talk about inventory! Our tables are covered with freshly donated material.

Sale hours are Friday, May 17 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for our Friends members only. But do not worry. You can buy your membership at the door the day of the sale. Membership lasts a year and gets you some pretty cool perks too.

However, should you prefer not to sign up for membership right now, we are open to everyone on Saturday, May 18 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

So what do you get at our sale? Well, everything is half off. Let us translate what that means:
Adult Hardcover Books are $1
Adult Paperback Books are 50 cents
Toddler Picture Books are 50 cents each
Teen/young reader books $1 for hardcovers and 50 cents for paperback
DVDs and Audio Books are $1
CDs and Albums are 50 cents each
Oh, yes, our Collector's Corner is also half off the asking price of the book.

We look forward to seeing all our regular customers and new faces during this sale. And don't worry if it is raining. We have a cozy store that is the perfect spot to spend a dreary day! Look forward to seeing you all here!

Donations (and our donors) come in all shapes and sizes.
Here are some tips on how to go about making a donation at Pages On Pine:

Please bring your donations on Tuesdays through Fridays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. NO SATURDAY DONATIONS.

No more than four boxes may be donated at a time.

Boxes may be placed on a cart at the side of the building. No boxes should be left on the ground. Please contact the staff inside the store if a cart is needed.

In times of inclement weather, we do not put carts outside as books may be damaged. Please note on those days, small donations may come inside the store.

A 24-hours book drop is available for after hours. Please limit the amount of books you place in the drop.

Donations should be only gently used books, magazines, DVDs, CDs and audio books. If possible, please box or bag these materials. No encyclopedias, VHS's, tapes, National Geographics, or textbooks accepted at this time.

We appreciate your understanding of these guidelines, as we aim to keep Pages an organized, well-maintained store for our shoppers.

We're all abuzz here at Pages On Pine and not just because the days are getting longer and -- (dare we say?) -- warmer. We've got several programs on tap that we hope will enhance your life.

The latest is our PoP's Knitters Club that meets the second and fourth Tuesday of every month. This is a great way to learn a new skill or just enjoy the company of others.

We also host another group called Pop Goes the Writers, which is open to anyone who is working on the next great American novel or simply wants to learn how to write. This group meets the second Thursday of every month at Pages On Pine.

So, come to both or either of these gatherings ... they're free, too, just bring your own supplies. 😁

PAGES ON PINE WILL BE CLOSED THIS SATURDAY, DEC. 30, BUT WILL REOPEN TUESDAY, JAN 2.

HAVE A VERY HAPPY AND VERY SAFE NEW YEAR!!!

One of our regulars, Diggidy, got all dressed up for Christmas shopping at Pages on Pine. Don’t forget that we are having our very first Winters Night Out at Pages this evening from 6 to 8 for card carrying members of the Spartanburg County P***c Libraries. Come on by for a night of shopping and socializing. And, just in case you were wondering, no ties are required. Diggidy likes to be top dog in fashion when he has a night on the town.

Card carrying members of the Friends of the Spartanburg County Public Libraries are invited to our very first Winter's Night Out at Pages On Pine tomorrow (Thursday, Dec. 7) evening from 6 to 8 p.m.

Join us for an evening of books, appetizers and mingling. Please bring your Friends Membership Card to attend.

Members of the Friends of the Spartanburg County Public Libraries are invited to our very first Winter's Night Out at Pages On Pine. Enjoy a few hours away from the hectic pace of the season and surround yourself with books. Light refreshments will be available during your visit.

Winter's Night Out will be held Dec. 7, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

This event is for current Friends members only so please bring your membership card along with you.

Letting our valued customers know that Pages On Pine is open in spite of the construction on the road outside our store. We don't have our "Open" sign up due to the paving going on but we are here and our lights are on! Just be careful as trucks are moving along this potion of South Pine Street. Thankfully, they are leaving plenty of room for customers to get in and out of our parking lot.

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Just a reminder about tomorrow's Holiday Craft Sale in the Atrium of Spartanburg County Public Libraries Headquarters location. We have over 20 crafters setting up tables for the event, which will run from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday. This lovely table was set up for a sale years ago so get ready to see lots more of these tomorrow.

We are super excited and are all about supporting all our talented crafters! See you there!

Time to put away all that Halloween candy and turn your attention to next week's Holiday Craft Sale in the Atrium at Headquarters Library!

We have more than 20 crafters lined up to sell their unique goods (including woodwork, jewelry, crocheted wear, needlework and so much more) on Wednesday, Nov. 8 from11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

This is a great way to start all your holiday shopping and believe us when we say there will be plenty of items for everyone on your list! Some of the crafters are equipped to take credit cards but not all of them, so come prepared with that in mind.

And please pass this on to all your friends because there is nothing more special than receiving a handmade gift from local crafters!

Well, it wouldn't be Halloween if something strange and out of the norm didn't happen, right? But unfortunately, the strangeness involved our phones!

At the moment, we are having "technical difficulties" with our landline and cannot receive your phone calls at the moment.

It's a ghastly conundrum to be sure 🤔but we hope to get down to the bones ☠️ of the problem and able to hear you ringing 📞us very soon.

Have a Happy Halloween in the meantime .... Mua ha ha ha ha!

It's Halloween and we're dressed for the occasion at Pages On Pine! So, swing by wearing your favorite scary costume, pick up a chilling book to read, and enjoy your evening eating candy in front of a crackling fire. Oh, and if the doorbell rings, ignore it. 😜🎃

Our extended Fall Book Sale will be held at Pages On Pine this Saturday, Sept. 30, from 12 to 4 p.m.

Why are we having yet another sale when we already had our annual Fall Book Sale was last week? Glad you asked. As it turned out, a traffic accident up the road left us in the dark without a way to check customers out at the register and without a way to see much of anything for that matter. 😅

Because so many people had to leave empty handed (even those with flashlights) we wanted to give everyone a second chance to go through our extensive inventory.

So, please come by Pages at our usual Saturday hours of 12 to 4 and take advantage of this annual sale -- one more time.

We’re BACK UP!!!!!!!
Power came back on and we are back in business. So, if you were here when the lights went out here at Pages on Pine, come on back cause we will be here til 6!

Well, we were enjoying our annual Fall Sale when the lights and power went out!!!!
An accident up the road cut lines and we have to close shop.

We will have our sale next Saturday from 12 to 4. Things are out of our hands but we love all of you and look forward to seeing you next week

Stop by Pages on Pine for the Fall Book Sale!
We're holding our Friends sale today from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (you can sign up at the door if you are not members) and tomorrow 10 a.m. to 6 for the public.

See you here!

Worker bees at Pages on Pine are prepping for our upcoming Fall Book Sale on Friday and Saturday with books reduced to $1 for hardcovers and 50 cents for paperbacks. Collector's Corner will also be half off during the two day sale PLUS we're getting all our stock out on tables and opening boxes just for you!

Word of caution: There's lots of road construction on South Pine Street so please be careful entering and leaving our parking lot!

Friday, Sept. 22, our doors open at 10 .m. to 6 p.m. This day is for Friends of the Library members only but you can sign up at the door -- $10 for a single adult, $5 for students or $25 for family. Saturday, Sept. 23, we are open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. to the public.

We look forward to seeing everyone at this annual event!

Pages On Pine is getting ready for its annual Fall Book Sale later this month and you know what that means ... everything will be half off!

On Sept. 22 and 23, hardcover books will be $1 and paperbacks will be 50 cents . We'll also have our Collector's Corner reduced at half price during the event as well.

The first day of the sale (Sept. 22) is for Friends of the Library members only but you can sign up at the door. A $10 single adult membership will give you a full year to enjoy some special perks at Pages, allowing you to shop in the back of the store anytime you visit us. Family membership is $25 and we offer $5 memberships for students.

The second day of the sale (Sept. 23) is open to the public. No membership needed.

We are always excited to meet new customers and get them stocked up on their book supply for the fall. So mark your calendars and plan to enjoy a day or two at our sale!

The brand new Pages On Pine Book Club will be holding monthly meetings at our store at 2355 S. Pine Street from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on the second Wednesday of every month. The first official meeting will begin on Sept. 13th.

Headed by local authors K.C. McAbee and Charlotte Babb, the club is open to anyone interested in writing or learning more about getting that great American novel you've been working on published. Never tried your hand at writing before? No worries. If you have even the slightest interest, the club is a great place to meet with similar minds.

If you have any questions please call Pages On Pine at 864-585-0111.

Pages Writers Group will have its very first meeting tomorrow, Aug. 17 at 3 p.m. at Pages On Pine.

This group is for people who are either new to writing, remotely interested in writing or have already written the great American novel. This will be a great and supportive gathering spot for all who come.

The group will be headed by local authors K. G. McAbee and Charlotte Babb so make time in your day to come by and see what Pages Writers Group is all about!

Here's a short "by-the-way" announcement to our Teacher Book Sale: If you have boxes or bags at home, please bring them with you when you shop this week. Our supply has gotten a little low and we could use your help.

Our annual Teachers Book Sale is going strong and we couldn't be happier! We love our teachers and welcome them here for the sale.

Just a reminder to all of our loyal customers: We have to postpone book donations during the week of the sale (Aug. 1-5) due to the large crowds.

Thank you so much for understanding and we will be ready for your donations next week. Donation days and hours are Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

At the start of every school year, Pages On Pine likes to say "thank you" to our teachers by offering a sale just for them. This year our Teacher Book Sale will be Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, 12 to 4 p.m.

Teachers and homeschool instructors can stock their shelves for less, paying only 50 cents for toddler picture books, 50 cents for paperback books and $1 for hardcovers throughout the store.

Remember, this annual sale is for teachers only and we're proud to do what we can to make the school year a little bit easier for them!

Thank you, teachers, for all you do!

Celebrate Independence Day all month! Our JULY SPECIALS feature leather-bound Easton Press editions at 50% OFF our Amazon.com prices: Page Smith's 16 volume History of America; Ben Franklin's Poor Richard's Almanacks; Merrill Peterson's biography of Jefferson, and Page Smith's biography of John Adams