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May

17

2013

Plum Bistro cookbook

Cook from the Cookbook, Visit the Restaurant: Washington

The Pacific Northwest is full of talented cookbook authors and chefs. Now home cooks can make favorite restaurant recipes in their own kitchens. Your local independent bookstore can get you the Pacific Northwest cookbooks you want, but foodie bibliophiles should also make the pilgrimage to cookbook-focused indie Book Larder in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle. …

Apr

9

2013

The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry

The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
by Rachel Joyce

“This is my favorite book so far this year. Retired, proper Englishman Harold Fry gets a letter from an old acquaintance saying she has cancer.  He struggles to write a reply. Then he struggles to mail his reply, so he just walks across England to hand deliver his letter. While  Harold is walking he has …

Jul

15

2011

Donate Books for Kids at Washington Indies!

Twenty-six indie bookstores in Washington will participate in a book drive that begins tomorrow (Saturday, July 16) and will help bring A.A. Milne and Mo Willems and Alexandra Day and Bonnie Becker into the lives of low-income children. Head to one of the stores listed here, and buy a kid’s book (or several), which will …

Nov

20

2010

Vintage Books, Vancouver, WA

Tucked into a shopping center in Vancouver, Washington—just across the bridge from Portland—is a gem of a store staffed by seven passionate readers. The space itself is low-key, with pine bookcases and old rugs and chairs, like a much-loved library in someone’s house. The staff is personable and high-energy, a lot like owner Becky Milner …

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