Westport Library book sale provides something for everyone

Ella Alpert, Broadcast Director, Katie Simons, Editor in Chief|October 13, 2021

Photo by Katie Simons ’22

The Westport Library held their 29th annual book sale this past weekend. All of the books are donated by the Westport community and are sold at discounted prices, with the proceeds going to the library.

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