Going to the BOOKFAIR in the 80s & 90s was the Best Thing EVER.
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- čas přidán 7. 07. 2024
- Remember the excitement of going to the book fair when you were a kid? Let's Backpedal a bit and take a trip down memory lane of the 90s & 80s!
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Please share your Book Fair memories with me! And thanks for watching!
This captured the spirit of the Book Fair perfectly!
The book fair was truly special
I still own many of my original Scolastic book purchases. ❤
(Sigh) So many memories of the book fairs. It's times like this, I wish I was a kid again and go back to school, so I can once again collect books in the Book Fairs.
My kid is in second grade and fortunately they still do book fairs. She's really into them just like we were when we were kids!
Such a great childhood memory! You mentioned most of what I usually looked for. Mad Libs, Garfield books, Choose Your Own Adventure. The only other collection I can think of that I looked for was Encyclopedia Brown.
Oh god! I nearly forgot about the book fair. As an 80’s and 90’s kid living in a very small town of only 1,800 people, I absolutely loved it when those portable, fold apart book fair shelves would roll in. I had totally forgotten about the Troll company too. They actually did most of my school’s book fairs. My go to’s were Garfield books, for some reason Guinness Book of World Records, and some kids books like those by Beverly Cleary or Judy Blume. But it was all fun. My mom had her Masters in English too, and loved to read, so helping me get any books was never an issue.
Sounds like some great memories.
At my school they took the first two days to let each class go look at the Book Fair and then sales happened at recesses/lunch/after school Wednesday through Friday. They also usually had the parents nights or school funfairs that week as well so there was an evening in which people could go in and shop too. I think we had two every year and they were always held in the school library.
I was really into baseball when I was a kid and at one of my book fairs got a great book by Gordan Korman (He also wrote the Bruno And Boots books) called The Toilet Paper Tigers about a last-place Little League team that was plagued by kids with problems. Its been one of my all time favorite books since I was a kid, and is really deserving of a screenplay/Netflix miniseries.
Such fond memories! My favorite picks were Goosebumps, and Scary Stories to Tell in The Dark series. Seems like I always wanted horror genre books. I also remember going after school for extra time to browse.
I always looked forward to the book fair every time they came to my elementary school. I always wanted to get all the Bailey School Kids books, notebooks, pens/pencils/erasers. Ugh memories😅
I'm still trying to find a scholastic calendar that came out in about 1983-1985 which had a whole bunch of oval-shaped stickers in the back and it was hugely colourful and also had a crazy name on the front. I hope someone reading these comments remembers this! I had a copy two years in a row, unfortunately now long gone but would love to see it again!
I hope one day you find it again!
In 1988 I bought a lamborghini countach poster at our scholastic book fair, I don’t know what happened to it over the years but now I’m desperately searching to find one for my 80s toy/nostalgia collection!!
Good call on circling the heathcliff!
Oh my gosh! I loved this video! The old flyers!! I need a time machine!
I bought Clavin and Hobbes books loved them
I loved buying posters and drawing books
Those posters were classics
When I was in elementary school in the 80s I never did order them books couldn't afford them around that time.
I remembered these we had the book fair in middle school by the time i got to high school the teacher ordered the books to give to you 😂
As a non reader, I still looked forward to the Book Fair. Middle school was a bit scaled down but was still amazing. High school was a big disappointment. A very small selection of stuff I was not interested in.
I had a book fair in middle school too. I thought it was pretty cool to have a book fair even though my reading comprehension is pretty weak.
Scary stories to tell in the Dark, Sweet Valley high, Mad Libs, The babysitters Club, Rose Petal Place, Joke books, erasers, bookmarks. I remember having those trapper keepers and colorful folders but can’t recall if those were purchased at a store or the book fair. Does anyone remember those really colorful animal folders and stationery??
One of my favorite books ever was bought at the book fair- Goblins in the castle.
Oh yes, I remember this. Do you remember the book mobile. Talk about memories.
I thought "Choose Your Own Adventure" books were magic, written by wizards. How could you have different stories in one book?! I felt like Sebastian in "The Neverending Story".
Yes, your comment really hits home. Felt the same way.
I wish I've read more of those kind of books as a kid, when I had the chance.
I don't remember many books that I got at the book fair. Usually the ones I was interested in were too expensive. I mostly ended up buys pencils, pens and erasers. I loved getting the erasers most. Those ones that were shaped like space ships and aliens and dinosaurs. Those were my thing. Not to be used as actual erasers, they were little toys like army men or Hot Wheels. Great video and thanks for the fond memories.
Garfield Is what I remember. And I also remember the excitement for the book fair as well. IT was RAD!!
I doing even remember the names of any books at the book fair that was in my middle school.
Now i want to go to the book fair
Loving This.
Those were the days. I remember getting Captain Underpants, Casper and a Stone Cold Steve Austin Poster lol
I had a book fair in middle school.
Maaaaan I fkn lived for the book fair!! That and that field day we had once a year when we were outside all day playing games and stuff, man I miss being a kid 😔
Edit: the book fair song with the kids is hilarious 😂
I miss childhood
Oh man, the book fair was awesome! From the flyer to the fact we were getting out of class to go look at cool stuff. Great video!
Thank you
I remember!
“The Big Pig Eraser” 🐖 🤣
Troll at home was my dream 😊😊😊 oh happy days 😂😂😂
I came here looking for an novel, it's basically about 3 punk teens (An metal head who used to sleep on the streets when he get in a fight with his dad, an Rockabilly indian and a goth vegetarian) they find an old man wounded on a park, apparently he was being hunted by a NeoNZ group.
I never had finished that novel, and i want to find it really hard.
I tried googling it - using your description and couldn't find anything. I hope you find it someday.
Where I’m from, we just had book orders, no book fair 😭
Ugh!!!
Once I stole a check from my mom for the book fair, faked her signature horribly and left the $ amour section blank because I didn’t know what I wanted. I think my class didn’t go to the book fair that day or something? I come home and she finds the check in my pocket. I got in sooooo much trouble lmao
That's amazing. LOL
Morning Tig...you guys are King!...Great Episode, just what I needed!..oh, by the way what happened to " the Attic Dwellers section"? shout out from Winnipeg Manitoba, Canada...Super Fan!!!!
Hey man, thank you! And all the attic dweller videos should still be there. I'll give it a look and see if youtube messed up the page again.
2:02 in the corner...wings of fire..the book series I could not live without....totally did not buy a 500 page legends book from the book fair...
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Is the Attic Dwellers done?
Filming in the attic is not happening anymore, but we plan on making some videos in the future where we head out and visit some places - so we decided to switch the name back to the original Nerd Out With Me.
Ok thanks.
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Ok class today we will find out who here is poor middle class and rich. Anyone who doesn't have money stay in your seats you're poor. The rest let's go to the library..... lol this was my school in a nut shell. Now my parents took me to a book fair every week, garage sale shopping, LMAO. They weren't poor they were, and are, just cheap.