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Book it in

FRIENDS of the Noosaville Library are seeking donations of books for their first major book sale of 2015 on 31 January – election day – from 9.30am to noon.
The books on sale will be an eclectic mix of donations and discarded library books across all genres.
For keen readers the sale is a very economical way to access a wide range of interesting books – hardbacks sell for $2, paperbacks for $1 and magazines for only 20 cents. Literary treasures are waiting to be discovered at the book sale.
Lyn Mogg of the Friends of the Noosaville Library said the funds raised by the book sale are used to support many of the vital community programs and projects run by Noosa Library Service.
Donations of books are always gratefully accepted by Noosa Library Service and any donated books not added to the service’s lending collections are added to the book sale stock.

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