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HomeNewsCauses covered as hundreds hit the books

Causes covered as hundreds hit the books

MORE than 30,000 books lined the tables at the annual Noosa Daybreak Rotary Bookfest that ran from Friday 1 May to Sunday 3 May.
The Rotary club hoped to raise much-needed funds for Smart Pups, sanitation projects in the Solomon Islands and for the Nepal earthquake appeal through the Bookfest, which last year raised over $25,000.
Hundreds of locals and visitors took advantage of the affordable book sale, stocking up on a year’s worth of reading.
Noosa Today photographer DARRYN SMITH dropped in to the Bookfest to catch some of the action.

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