About the Auction
Items available have all been donated to the FOTL. All proceeds benefit the Huntington Beach Public Library. Check this page and our FOTL Facebook page for updates and new items that will added to the auction. Please read the auction rules below for more information. We have done our best to describe each item and to note any conditions; however all items are sold “as is”. If you have questions about an item please inspect it and feel free to question the volunteers who are working the event.
- Please observe bid increments. Bids less than the posted increment may be deemed invalid. The highest qualifying bid when the auction closes will win.
- Please be sure to write in your bidder number and phone number.
- Bids may not be withdrawn, lowered or crossed out once made.
- If you want to “Buy it Now” put the Buy it Now bid amount on the line with your bidder number and phone number, and cross out the rest of the page. You got it and cannot be overbid!
- All sales are final. No exchanges or refunds.
- We have done our best to describe each item and to note any conditions; however all items are sold “as is”. If you have questions about an item please inspect it and feel free to question the volunteers who are working the event. All items have been donated to FOTL.
- Your purchase is tax deductible only to the extent that your payment exceeds fair market value of the item.
- Payment must be made in full by check, cash or credit card no later than 4:15 p.m. Failure to pay may result in the item being offered to the bidder with the next lower bid.
- All purchased items must be taken after the auction closes. We cannot store or deliver items. Anything left will be considered a donation.
- All decisions by the auction chair are final.
- Auction tables will close in increments, starting at 1:00 p.m. No additional bids can be made after an auction table closes.
- FOTL reserves the right to change an item from silent to live auction at any time.
Thank you for your generous support of The Huntington Beach Public Library!
About our Guests
Hollie Overton is a TV writer, producer and author, Hollie will discuss how she juggles writing and being a new mom to triplet baby girls. Her book, The Runaway, is a gripping thriller about the search of a teenage runaway who sends her foster mother on a dangerous journey through Los Angeles’ criminal underworld
Joani Elliott is traveling from the mountains of Utah to share her debut about what happens when the world’s greatest literary icon dies before she finishes the final book in her best selling series. And what happens when she leaves that book in the hands of her unstable, neurotic daughter who swears she’s not a real writer?
Registration
Click the registration link below to pay with credit card. To mail a cash or check, click here to download a registration form. In person registration by cash or check only (no credit cards) can be made at the Friends Gift Shop
Lauren Willig
New York Times bestselling historical novelist Lauren Willig unearths buried records of the Smith Relief Unit, a group of young women from Smith College who gave up safety and affluence to risk their lives working as humanitarians in France at the height of World War I in this sweeping novel based on a true story—a skillful blend of Call the Midwife and The Alice Network—
Registration Begins September 9th
Judge Robert Fegers
Grant Justice is the riveting story of Grant Cooper, a real life Perry Mason in his day, with movie star good looks to go along with a brilliant legal mind. Robert Fegers takes you from the roots of Cooper's family, including a backwoods shootout over a moonshine still, to the dramatic culmination of this career as he fought to spare Robert Kennedy's assassin from the gas chamber.