Books For Treats Day

On the 31st of October we celebrate Books For Treats Day, yes, we celebrate the joy of reading by giving away treats to everyone who visits our library! This year, we’ll be giving away candy and small toys to everyone who comes by.

History of Books For Treats Day

The origins of Books For Treats Day date back to the early 2000s, when a group of librarians in the United States came up with the idea of giving away candy to encourage people to use their library. The tradition quickly caught on, and now this great day is celebrated all over the world!

The importance of books

Books are important because they provide us with knowledge, entertainment, and a way to escape from reality. They can take us on adventures, teach us new things and help us understand the world around us. Books are a vital part of our culture and we should celebrate them every chance we get!

We celebrate the joy of reading and the importance of books by giving away treats to everyone who visits our library.

Why We Celebrate

Books For Treats Day is a great way to encourage people of all ages to visit their local library and check out a book. It’s also a fun way to celebrate the joy of reading!

How to Celebrate

If you’re looking for a fun and easy way to celebrate, simply visit your local library and pick out a few books to read or by giving away books and treats to people in your community. This is a great way to encourage people to read, and it’s also a lot of fun!

What can I give my friend for Books For Treats Day?

If you want to give your friend a treat, consider giving them a book that they’ll enjoy. You can also give them candy or other small treats. Whatever you do, make sure to have fun and be safe.

A small list of items that can be given to your beloved friend, a treat as a gesture of love.

1. Books

2. Candy

3. Small toys

4. Pencils

5. Notebooks

6. Bookmarks

7. Stickers

8. Postcards

9. T-shirts

10. Mugs

Finally

We hope you enjoyed learning about Books For Treats Day! This fun and the festive day is a great way to encourage people of all ages to visit their local library and check out a book. It’s also a great way to celebrate the joy of reading!