The 11th annual San Antonio Book Festival kicked off Saturday morning at the Central Library downtown.
One visitor, Courtney Steels, decided to check out the book festival with her sister.
Longtime readers and some who are just getting started are all ready to dive into a world of literature, including 13-year-old Avery Smith.
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