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Books fly off the shelves

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Samantha Pope

Published: 11:00 AM July 28, 2013    Updated: 8:54 PM October 27, 2020
Waterstones Book Fair.

Waterstones Book Fair. - Credit: Archant

BESTSELLING reads were on offer during a Waterstones book fair at Nailsea School.

Organised by librarians Sue Hardill and Ellie Taylor, the event gave students and the public to browse some of the latest books for sale, with some titles completely selling out.

Due to its success, the school plans to hold the fair again next year.

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