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Dec

9

2020

2

remarks

Ten Ways to Hear Snow 
written by Cathy Camper, illustrated by Kenard Pak

This lovely li’l story is about a young girl’s journey through the snow to visit her Lebanese grandmother. The text is filled with fun onomatopoeia, and the pictures are sweet and soft as the characters. A great read aloud while staying cozy under a blanket during the holidays [and beyond]. –Christina, King’s Books, Tacoma, WA …

Feb

27

2020

The Bookish Life of Nina Hill

The Bookish Life of Nina Hill
by Abbi Waxman

In these days of trying times, political unrest, uncertainty on many fronts, it’s good to just take a step back and find some joy somewhere, anywhere. Reading Abbi Waxman’s novel is a good start. From the first page to the last, this is a book that will keep the reader giggling, chuckling, and even laughing …

Aug

27

2019

Indies Love Romance Bookstore Romance Day logo 2019

Glorious Memories and Plans for Next Year: Bookstore Romance Day Recaps

It’s been over a week since Bookstore Romance Day (Saturday, August 17), so hopefully everyone has had a chance to sit down with some good summer lovin’ and happy endings before the end of summer. National publications gave great coverage of the first annual Bookstore Romance Day (BRD), and independent booksellers are already planning for …

Apr

11

2019

The Library of Lost and Found

The Library of Lost and Found by Phaedra Patrick

Author Phaedra Patrick is expert at the feel-good, heartwarming, “coming of age” novels for the 50ish set of late bloomers. Her colorful characters are relatable and quirky. In her latest book, we meet Martha, who is suffocating from her need to be needed, until a kind-hearted bookshop owner finds a book he thinks she will …

Feb

28

2019

Beach Books Hosting Author Pam Houston March 22, 2019

Are you a Pam Houston fan? Treat yourself to lunch with Pam Houston at Beach Books in Seaside Oregon! [Ticket required] From Beach Books:  We are excited to have Pam Houston return to Beach Books with her latest work. Deep Creek is an invitation to her ranch home in the high country of Colorado. She bravely invites …

Feb

11

2019

It's OK to Feel Things Deeply

It’s OK to Feel Things Deeply by Carissa Potter

This tender work comes to us in the style of a zine; the perfect open letter to anyone who is or has struggled with mental illness. Potter brings us brilliant advice for the days when self care becomes increasingly difficult, and your mind seems to get away from you. This is a gem full of …

Aug

27

2018

Crazy Rich Asians

Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan

What a treat to have not just one fun book, but a whole trilogy to dive into this summer! I am so happy that I finally got around to reading the first of this sassy, compulsive series set in modern Singapore. The “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous” elements combine with skewering social commentary and …

Dec

20

2017

A Darker Shade of Magic

A Darker Shade of Magic by V. E. Schwab

This is one of the most amazing works of contemporary fantasy that I have ever read. ADSoM features all of my my favorite things – magicky goodness, alternate universe hopping, crossdressing, thieves, crossdressing thieves, badass female characters, crazy kings, crazier queens, power struggles, very little romance, more magic, and an awesome cloak – all wrapped together in …

Oct

5

2017

New Annotated Frankenstein book

The New Annotated Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, Leslie S. Klinger (Editor), Guillermo del Toro (introduction)

Mary Shelley’s iconic “monster” is brought to life in this beautiful, almost coffee table book-sized edition of Frankenstein. Inside you will find in-depth notations providing context and interesting facts; large, full color illustrations; and, of course, the original novel in easy-to-read large print. There is something to be found for every reader, whether you are discovering …

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