The White County Public Library could barely keep a single book in their doors once the Spring Used Book Sale began. On Thursday, March 26, the first day of the sale saw nearly forty people jump in the second the doors to the library opened. The sale continued through Friday and Saturday, and to make up for the slimmer selection, the cost of books went down.
Whenever visitors went inside, they could either get a bag from the library or use their own. Filling up said bag with as many used books as possible, it only costed $5 for that bag. Westerns, mysteries, history, or even stuff like cookbooks all lined around the room. On Friday, the bags costed $3. On Saturday, an entire bag of books costed just a single dollar.
The sale made $2,488.82 in total across all three days. The library said that their goal is to at least hit two thousand each sale, so they more than reached their milestone. Now, they are preparing and collecting used books for their sale in the fall.
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