SJCPL – Open For All: Book Lists
Book Lists for Fusion Fest
Dive into these adult, teen, and children titles featuring cultural food and heritage!
Audiobooks for Waiting in the Pick-up Line
Are you ready for the back to school pick up line? Check out these audiobooks to keep yourself entertained while waiting for the kids to load up!
Olympic Reading Lists
Mixture of adult fiction and nonfiction about women athletes!
Learn about the Olympic Games and athletes from a juvenile perspective.
Novels Featuring Characters with Disability
Adult fiction featuring characters with disabilities, including: autism, mobility, hearing loss, vision loss, down syndrome, and chronic illness.
American History
Explore a variety of perspectives and backgrounds with this reading list!
Pride Month 2024
Celebrate LGBTQ+ pride with these reads!
National Cheese Day
Celebrate National Cheese Day with these delicious titles!
Christian Fiction
Christian fiction recommendations in areas of drama, contemporary romance, suspense, historical, and speculative.
National Poetry Month 2024
Celebrate the art of poetry this April with the St. Joseph County Public Library!
Black History Month 2024
A choice selection of both fiction and nonfiction titles to celebrate Black History Month!
Friends of the Library Bookstore hours change January 2024
Beginning January 1, 2024 the hours of the Friends of the Library Bookstore will change. The bookstore will be open from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. every Friday, and will not be open late on the first Friday of the month.
The Bookstore offers a wide variety of books and materials at very reasonable prices. Proceeds from the sale benefit the St. Joe County Public Library.
Donate your new or used books to the Friends of the Library Bookstore on Fridays during the book sale. You may also drop off donations to any library branch during normal business hours.
Donated books should be in good condition and recent. We do not accept textbooks, encyclopedias, or magazines older than two years old. When you donate a book, remember that all donated books do not necessarily enter the sale. Our Friends of the Library team considers the cost of materials and labor when adding books into the collection, and badly damaged or dated books will be recycled.
Book Prices
(unless otherwise marked)
Adult Nonfiction Books | $1.50 |
All Fiction Books | $1.00 |
Paperbacks (Mass Market, All ages) | $0.25 |
Children’s Books | $1.00 or priced as marked |
Magazines | $0.50 |
Audio Books | $1.00 |
Music CD’s | $0.50 |
DVD’s | $2.00 and up |
Purple X items | FREE |
Special Titles | Priced as marked |