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Online Bookstore

Lifeline Canberra earns a major part of its funding by selling thousands of donated items at our three Bookfairs. We offer a wide range of fiction and non-fiction books for all ages, as well as magazines and pamphlets, comic books and atlases, records, CDs and DVDs, games and puzzles.

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Bookfair Main Sale

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The Autumn and Spring Bookfairs have most of the sale items located in the Budawang Building, while the Southside Bookfair is smaller with all sale items located inside The Auditorium, Vikings Erindale

Maps will also provided free of charge upon entrance at all 3 Bookfairs.

What's for Sale?

  • Fiction: over 20 categories including science fiction and fantasy, detective, thriller, romance and paranormal
  • Non-fiction: including secondary and tertiary textbooks in the sciences, arts and humanities; sports and hobbies; general interest such as biography
  • Australiana: A wide range of books which cover Aborigines, the history of Australia, its politics and government, its landforms and people, including a section for individual biographies.
  • Collectables: non-fiction, fiction and literature (classical authors), mostly pre 1950
  • Magazines and pamphlets: over 50 categories including craft and cooking and sports
  • Children's books: over 25 categories including collectables, annuals, Enid Blyton, fiction, non-fiction and teaching resources
  • Foreign language books: including French, German, Japanese and others
  • Cooking: including general cookbooks, international cooking, celebrity chefs, special diets and drinks
  • Religion: including Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism
  • Music and Dance: books, sheet music
  • Records, CDs, DVDs and talking books
  • Encyclopaedias and sets
  • Maps, atlases and picture books
  • Games and puzzles
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