Bookworms can grab a bargain at Ammanford Library this month.
An autumn sale is taking place at the Carmarthenshire County Council owned facility from Monday, November 15, to Saturday, November 27, during normal library opening hours.
People who visit the book sale between 10am and 12noon on Monday 15 can enjoy a free cup of coffee.
The sale will include books for adults and children, in ordinary and large print, and in Welsh and in English.
There will be also be a selection of DVDs and CDs as well as talking books on cassette and on CDs.
The sale, taking place at the library in Wind Street, is to sell withdrawn stock to create room for new material.
Visitors to the book sale can also take the opportunity to join the library, which is free.
Up to 10 books and talking books are available free, DVDs or CDs can be borrowed for a small charge.
Anyone who would like to read a book which is not available at their local library you can reserve it at no charge if it is held by any other Carmarthenshire Library.
Regional Library Manager Myrddin Morgan said: “The book sale is a great opportunity for the public to pick up bargains and in doing so help the library to create space for new stock which will then be available to the whole community.
“The sale is also a further encouragement for people to pick up some books and use their local library.”
There are more than half a million books available in Carmarthenshire’s libraries and mobile libraries, as well as music, films, talking books, and information about local communities.
Internet access is available at all of the facilities and libraries on-line can be found at www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk
