>tfw you'll never excitedly go to the library with your classmates and see the scholastic book fair
>Americans will never know what scholastic is
>you will never celebrate Christmas in the winter
>>60849087
Dumb leafposter
They had scholastics book fairs when I was there
>>60849134
Thanks Chinabro
>>60849087
Nigga the book fair was the highlight of my school career.
>tfw After school Capri Sun and Artemis Fowl sessions.
>>60849087
We had it here alot of it
But 2bh I'm a 2 hour drive away from Canuck
So that might be why
>>60849149
I'm actually /brit/ but I'm in China at the moment
The book fairs were always exciting but after 4th grade they were just "meh"
>>60849160
Texas. We had it too. It was common, like every month. Just like penis inspection day.
>>60849065
Didn't know Canucks had scholastic desu
>that vietnam war book in 5th grade
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>>60849209
>Canada tries to claim some unique piece of culture
>Everyone else has experienced it
Can't bee made up:)
>>60849065
> scholastic book fair
what's that?
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>>60849241
Hook, line, and sinker.
>>60849338
I knew it was bait, I was just trying to humour you :)
>>60849338
>I was just pretending to be retarded
>>60849087
we had this m8
>>60849087
Scholastic is an American company, you mongoloid. Of course we had book fairs.
I remember one book fair back in elementary school, I bought what was basically a story book adaptation of the Brendan Fraser Mummy movie illustrated with stills from the film. The images of the mummified corpses after Imhotep sucked them dry scared the bejesus out of me. Why on earth did they make a book adaptation of a PG-13 movie for elementary school kids?
>>60849318
Schools buy stuff from Scholastic, an American book company, and sell it at a fair that lasts like a week or whatever.
>>60849065
holy fuck.
does someone have a scholastic flyer? post it.
