The Lady Lake Public Library this week is having a 50% off sale in its Friends of the Lady Lake Public Library Book Sale Room. Call (352) 753-2957 for information. Here is a link for that library which has a map to it, hours, and other information. http://www.ladylakelibrary.com/

Lady Lake PL Book Sale Room link-- http://www.ladylakelibrary.com/BookSale.html

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[KathieI]

Thanks for the links, Tal. Not only is the book sale interesting, this is a wonderful library, full of great calendar events. I'll be sure to put it on my list of things to do while living in TV.

Thanks, I love libraries!!

Kathie

Originally Posted by KathieI

Thanks for the links, Tal. Not only is the book sale interesting, this is a wonderful library, full of great calendar events. I'll be sure to put it on my list of things to do while living in TV.

Thanks, I love libraries!!

Kathie

This is the library I go to most of the time even though Sumter County residents have to pay a $40 per year household user fee. Marion and Lake County residents get free library cards at Lake County Libraries.

"Obtaining a Library Card
A library card may be obtained by presenting a photo ID and by showing proof of residency within Lake County. Documentation of a current Lake County physical or mailing address (not a post office box) may include a Driver's License, a Voter Registration card, a current utility or cable bill, a Student ID, a deed to property owned within Lake County, a property tax receipt, a current car registration, a rental or lease agreement, a work pay stub, or a checkbook.

Patrons must be 16 years or older to obtain a card. Patrons under 16 are issued a card with parental approval.

Patrons who live outside of Lake County may purchase a library card for $40.00 per year per household.

The LCLS has reciprocal borrowing agreements with Marion, Orange, Osceola, Polk and Volusia Counties. Contact library staff if you are interested in obtaining a library card from one of these counties. " from Lake County Library web-site.




The people at the Lady Lake Public Library are also usually very nice.

Just a little reminder that even though the 50% book sale is over they still have cheap used books for sale at the Friends of the Lady Lake Public Library Book Sale Room. They have more of a selection at Lady Lake Public Library Friends' shop than at the Villages Public Library on Belvedere which also has a Friends' book sale room. That's also a place though to get reading material for quite cheap which you do not have to worry about the due dates.