Showing posts with label book fairs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book fairs. Show all posts

Apr 9, 2012

What is an Online Bookfair?

An online book fair is an easy way to earn books for your school.

We furnish your school with a special code for ordering books through our website at www.karben.com. Anyone in your organization who purchases Kar-Ben books with this code,during a specific timeframe, contributes a percentage of the sale to your organization, which you can redeem by ordering Kar-Ben books for your library.


For more information or to set up a Kar-Ben book fair, please email publicity@karben.com or call 1.800.328.4929, ext. 229.

Hosting an online book fair? Use these images on your organization's website or in your organizations html-based newsletters.





May 3, 2010

Enrich Your Reading Experience with an Author Event

Kar-Ben authors visits schools and book fairs across the country. Students get the opportunity to meet the author and ask them about their books and writing careers. Authors meet their audience and are able to add value to the students' experience of reading their books. It's a rewarding experience for all!

Here's a clip of a school visit by Stacia Deutsch, author of Hot Pursuit. If you're interested in having Stacia or any Kar-Ben author visit your school or book fair, email publicity@karben.com for more information.

Nov 24, 2009

Out and About with Authors

Sure, authors love writing, but the real fun part is meeting readers! Our authors travel all over the U.S. and in Israel to speak at book fairs, schools, and community organizations. It's a thrill to see them in their element, speaking about the inspiration for their latest book or what idea got them writing in the first place. Here are some recent author appearances:

Chris Nicola signing The Secret of Priest's Grotto at the Southwest Florida Chapter of the Explorers Club. Photo by Jim Thompson.

Jacqueline Jules (left) and Katherine Janus Kahn sign copies of The Ziz and the Hanukkah Miracle at the NAEYC Conference. Photo by Madeline Wikler.

Heidi Smith Hyde signs Mendel's Accordion for fans at Temple Sinai in Brookline, MA. Photo provided by the author.

If you're organizing an event at your school, synagogue, or JCC, consider inviting a Kar-Ben author or illustrator! Check out our brochure for more information, and you can always email publicity@karben.com to see if there's an author or illustrator in your area.