Leavenworth book sale runs through Sunday

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The annual book sale organized by the Leavenworth Friends of the Library is ongoing until October 5. This event allows residents to buy affordable used books, fostering a culture of reading within the community. Taylor Caldwell, a staff reporter for Ward Media, notes the sale's role in supporting the library while providing an opportunity for locals to explore various genres. The event is particularly popular among families, making it a social gathering point for the community. In previous years, the sale has seen significant attendance, showcasing the community's commitment to literacy.

The Friends of the Library group emphasizes the importance of such initiatives in promoting educational resources. With a few days left in the sale, residents are encouraged to visit and contribute to the library's fundraising efforts. Engaging in community events like this strengthens ties among residents and enhances local culture.

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