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HomeNewsIt's food for the mind

It’s food for the mind

A STUNNING book-buyers smorgasbord has been assembled by The Friends of the Noosaville Library for their mid-year book sale at the library forecourt on Saturday 25 July, from 9.30am to noon.
The rich selection of novels, biographies, romances, sci-fi and virtually every other genre imaginable will be on offer at bargain prices – $2 for hardbacks, $1 for paperbacks and 20 cents for magazines. As well there are many children’s tales, reference books, special interest publications and books from the library’s shelves that, though in good condition, have reached their use-by date for a variety of reasons.
The sale offers the opportunity for keen readers to top up their home library collections and perhaps be introduced to a new style of writing while supporting the on-going diverse and innovative work of the library.
Donations of quality books for the sale may be made at the front desk of the library.

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