A peek at some of the employee doodles that pop up around the store. — Stephen — Amber — Anonymous
BookPeople Doodles: 10/30/17
BookKids: Don’t miss these events at the Texas Book Festival!
Out of all the fun-filled family events and festivals our great city has to offer, we have a soft spot for the Texas Book Festival (TBF). For one weekend, downtown Austin transforms into a book lover's dream. White tents take over Congress Avenue to host amazing author signings, fascinating panels, and activities for readers of all ages. … Continue reading BookKids: Don’t miss these events at the Texas Book Festival!
Scenes from a Bookstore: Vol. II
"You're the only person I've ever met who can stand in a bookstore as long as I can. A smarty-pants, the kind you don't find every day." – This Is How You Lose Her by Junot Díaz Film photography by BookPeople’s own Daniel M. Follow him on Instagram @dani.the.street. To see more posts in this series, click here. … Continue reading Scenes from a Bookstore: Vol. II
Hallow-teen Thursday: Bookish costumes, spooky reads and more
It’s Teen Thursday! Here’s the scoop on what’s new in the world of YA literature! #BookishHalloween Halloween is nearly upon us! Don't forget to tag @BookPeople and use #BookishHalloween to share your literary-inspired costumes with us on social media! We can't wait to see what you come up with! Looking for suggestions? Bookpeople's YA Specialist … Continue reading Hallow-teen Thursday: Bookish costumes, spooky reads and more
What We’re Reading This Week
Edisto by Padgett Powell: Edisto is the type of novel that is rewarding and difficult in all of the ways that Faulkner's work is: it is heavy in Southern vernacular & highly stylistic. In parts, you might need to follow along with a pen to navigate passages. But, it is a dazzling novel. Told in the voice … Continue reading What We’re Reading This Week
New Releases: 10/24
Smitten Kitchen Every Day by Deb Perelman: Deb Perelman, award-winning blogger and acclaimed author of The Smitten Kitchen Cookbook is back! This new cookbook celebrates cooking as an escape from drudgery. Smitten Kitchen Every Day presents over 100 new impossible-to-resist recipes – real recipes for real people with busy lives who want to eat quality … Continue reading New Releases: 10/24
Found in Translation: ‘The Summer Book’
This post is part of a series, spotlighting some of our favorite translated works. Join us in our commitment to reading stories from all over the globe – because bookshelves are best when they’re diverse. I read Tove Jansson’s The Summer Book – as you’d probably guess if I made you – in between swims at Barton Springs … Continue reading Found in Translation: ‘The Summer Book’
Scenes from a Bookstore: Vol. I
"What I say is, a town isn’t a town without a bookstore. It may call itself a town, but unless it’s got a bookstore, it knows it’s not fooling a soul." – American Gods by Neil Gaiman Film photography by BookPeople's own Daniel M. Follow him on Instagram @dani.the.street
Teen Thursday: Marissa Meyer, TTBF recap and 3 new titles
It's Teen Thursday. Here's the scoop on what's new in the world of YA literature! Whether you're a hero, villain or something in between, it's time to geek out! Marissa Meyer is coming to BookPeople!!! She'll be here November 13 @ 7 p.m. Join us for a speaking, signing, and some epic shenanigans! Click here … Continue reading Teen Thursday: Marissa Meyer, TTBF recap and 3 new titles
Top Shelf: ‘Code Girls’ by Liza Mundy
Every month, we choose a new book to really get behind and display on our metaphorical Top Shelf. Our hope is that you'll read this title and encourage others to do the same, creating a sort of ripple effect. Join us on our mission to build a community bound by books! Code Girls is a … Continue reading Top Shelf: ‘Code Girls’ by Liza Mundy
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