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Barnes & Noble book fair to benefit literacy programs

By Anonymous
Barnes & Noble on South Willow St. in Manchester is hosting a book fair on Friday, April 11 from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm, to benefit Highland-Goffe’s Falls Elementary School. People have the chance to purchase books specifically selected by HGF teachers from the "wish list" table. Those books will go to classroom libraries. In addition, a percentage of other purchases go toward HGF literacy programs. 
Children’s activities will begin at 3:30.  Local children’s author Maryann Cocca-Leffler will be there at 4:00 pm to talk to students about writing and sign her books. Based on her book, “Mr. Tanen’s Ties," kids can enter a tie-coloring contest throughout the day.
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