A new kind of book fair.
Simple to manage. Thoughtful, hand-curated titles. Meaningful connections between parents, kids and schools.
Host a book fair
We believe the real goal of any book fair is putting great books in kids' hands. Brightstory virtual book fairs make it easier for families to find truly special books about things that matter. Things like empathy, equality, kindness, the natural world, justice, gratitude, wonder, inclusivity, and friendship. Our titles don't just get young readers excited — they also give parents and teachers confidence in how kids are learning to understand the world and their place in it. This is important stuff. HOW WE CHOOSE OUR BOOKS
Brightstory's online book fairs mean there's no physical space needed, no lost class time, no cash at school, and no begging for volunteers.
From marketing support and social media templates to seamless online ordering and direct-to-home book shipments, Brightstory delivers everything to make your virtual book fair a success.
KATHERINE PATTERSON
Brightstory book fair catalogs intentionally feature an extraordinary array of subjects, price points, and genres, so there's something to inspire every reader — from toddlers through 8th grade, as well as adults.
We vet thousands of titles to find the most powerful, charming, and engaging fiction, nonfiction, picture books and board books, series, educational and fun titles, plus family read-alouds and activity books to keep everyone busy. There's even a whole section of great reads just for parents. And throughout, we treasure and champion diverse representation of characters and creators.
What do our book fair selections all have in common? They're stories we know your families will want to read again and again.
Help your school understand the power and potential of Brightstory online book fairs.
We believe books offer an incredibly powerful way for parents and kids to start real conversations. Check out our suggestions for titles that parents and kids can read at home together or explore the idea of creating a parent-child book club at school.
