The Scholastic Book Fair, the still-trucking darling of the nostalgic internet, is in trouble. For weeks, librarians have been reporting an odd experience: When they went to order books for this ...

Book fairs run by publisher Scholastic are a staple at schools across the U.S., with the pop-up sales events allowing students to shop for new titles without leaving school property. But now ...

When Scholastic’s book fair returns to elementary schools this year, some books on race and LGBTQ+ issues might be stored in a separate box. Some might be removed entirely. Scholastic ...

Scholastic is widely known for its annual book fairs at thousands of schools across the country, which evoke excitement in children, and nostalgic memories for adults. The children’s book ...

It’s a time beloved by students across the country — when the Scholastic Book Fair’s colorful displays and shelves on wheels are set up and students can browse and buy what they like.

Scholastic, the world’s largest publisher and distributor of children’s books, is separating some books with LGBTQ themes and discussions of race in a special book fair collection, which ...

The battle over books has taken a new front. The season for Scholastic Book Fairs has kicked off, a time when students shop for books at annual pop-up fairs in their own hallways. But this year ...

Many adults have fond memories of going to the school book fair as children, entering the school library clutching an order form and a few crumpled bills and leaving with a few shiny new books.

After she became a school librarian, she said, someone suggested that she host a book fair as a way to raise funds for the library. The answer was no, she told them. At least, she decided ...

Book fairs are a highlight for elementary school students, so the fun and excitement they brought to us back then is coming back into adulthood for the second annual Book.ish on July 14.

Ahoy, Manhasset Mateys! Get ready to set sail on a literary adventure at The Munsey Park School “Books are Treasure” fair. Meanwhile, over at Shelter Rock School, prepare to turn up the volume ...

He works as an employment lawyer at the Horton Law Firm, P.A. This article originally appeared on Greenville News: School book fairs help kids learn to love reading. But not this year in Greenville..