Greystones Educate Together Bookfair

My daughters school is having a book fair on Sunday, so if you're not up a mountain and want to get some cheap books (huge selection of new and nearly new books) come along. I think I have been roped into reading stories to some kids so you can come along and heckle.

Greystones Educate Together National School in Blacklion, Greystones, is hosting a book fair on Sunday December 13th at 2pm. In addition to a variety of book stands, which include a book-swap stall, a new book stand (books make great gifts!) and several used book stands, we'll have lots of fun things for kids:
Face-painting, story-telling, art and literary workshops and plenty of cakes, buns and other home-baked treats.
Originally posted by Don View Post
My daughters school is having a book fair on Sunday, so if you're not up a mountain and want to get some cheap books (huge selection of new and nearly new books) come along. I think I have been roped into reading stories to some kids so you can come along and heckle.

Greystones Educate Together National School in Blacklion, Greystones, is hosting a book fair on Sunday December 13th at 2pm. In addition to a variety of book stands, which include a book-swap stall, a new book stand (books make great gifts!) and several used book stands, we'll have lots of fun things for kids:
Face-painting, story-telling, art and literary workshops and plenty of cakes, buns and other home-baked treats.
Good stuff Don, I'll bring Alfie - he loves books.

Home-baked treats too - mmmmmmmm!
i'm not sure I appreciate this abuse of our relaxed advertising rules, not to mention how it conflicts with our usual subjects!
What are you at Don? trying to tame us ?
This is well within the rules, I'll be there and I'll have two worn jockey wheels for sale! I'll read you a story into the bargain!
you couldn't possibly tell me a story i'd be interested in hearing !! and how come you'll go to your daughters Bookfair but you won't come to the Club DH Champs ?
Ye big Jessie Loser !!
You're wrong! I'll be reading them a chapter from the Chuck Yeager autobiography I'm currently enjoying, and without wishing to mix up my Airforce/Navy metaphors, I like the cut of that mans jib. He was an fellow Epicurean well before his time.