Peggy Bach shows great enthusiasm for the books she chose.
June Johns 

Anyone who loves to read knows books (even used) can be pricey. 

On Saturday, April 2, the Gulfport Historical Society hosted a Book Swap, part of the annual SunLit Festival, for attendees to exchange reading materials, buy books, and lounge on the front lawn. 

Gulfportian June Johns captured the fun in this reader-submitted issue of Gabber Life. 

Have a few fun snapshots of your own? Feel free to send them to abby@thegabber.com You may just see your handiwork in print!

Two people smiling holding books Berkeley Grimball and Ingrid Bredenberg donated a variety of books.
June Johns 

A woman reading a book Michele Allaux took time out from the book swap to also review the Gulfport History Museum’s research materials.
June Johns

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