This week we've been highlighting titles on the blog that we and independent booksellers across the country are particularly fond of (and there are quite a few selections, compiled neatly in this brilliant list, if you’d like to take a look.) Sharing our love of these titles is the best way we know how to … Continue reading Thanks for Shopping Indie!
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BookPeople Best of 2012: NONFICTION
In no particular order.... Wild by Cheryl Strayed "Every so often, a book coincides perfectly with a moment in your life. I’m not talking about simply getting lost in a book, when you forget the world around you by tumbling into a new world on the page. I’m not even talking about a book that … Continue reading BookPeople Best of 2012: NONFICTION
Thanks for Shopping Indie!
To gear up for what is now officially the holiday shopping season, we’re highlighting titles on the blog this week that we and independent booksellers across the country are particularly fond of (and there are quite a few selections, compiled neatly in this brilliant list, if you’d like to take a look.) Sharing our love … Continue reading Thanks for Shopping Indie!
Thanks for Shopping Indie!
This week, to kick off our tremendous list of recommendations for everyone shopping for the holidays (or simply for a good book), we’re highlighting titles that we and independent booksellers across the country are particularly fond of (and there are quite a few selections, compiled neatly in this brilliant list, if you’d like to take … Continue reading Thanks for Shopping Indie!
Babies and Books. Nothing Beats This Cuteness.
Last week we received this email from Kristina, one of our customers: "...my friend Elizabeth and I started this little tradition when our kids were just a few months old to take a picture every 6 months or so at the couch upstairs near the bathroom. A friend suggested I send them in to see … Continue reading Babies and Books. Nothing Beats This Cuteness.
Thanks for Shopping Indie!
This week, to kick off our tremendous list of recommendations for everyone shopping for the holidays (or simply for a good book), we're highlighting titles that we and independent booksellers across the country are particularly fond of (and there are quite a few selections, compiled neatly in this brilliant list, if you'd like to take … Continue reading Thanks for Shopping Indie!
BookPeople Best of 2012: FICTION
In no particular order..... The Orphan Master's Son by Adam Johnson "The first thing to know about Adam Johnson’s marvelous book is that nothing is as it seems. The protagonist, after an arduous childhood, does not really have a name. Like many things in North Korea, appearance is more important than substance; thus, his name … Continue reading BookPeople Best of 2012: FICTION
Thanks for Shopping Indie!
With the holiday shopping season officially in full swing, we have tons of recommendations to offer over the next few weeks for the book lovers on your list. To kick things off, we're going to spend this week taking a look at some of the books we and our indie bookselling colleagues across the country … Continue reading Thanks for Shopping Indie!
From Trading Cards to Cheap Motels to Donkey Kong: The History of Nintendo
Super Mario: How Nintendo Conquered America by Jeff Ryan Reviewed by Andrew H. It's hard to imagine a world without the Mario Bros, but it was never a sure bet. Nintendo was a struggling arcade company in the 1980s known more for their cheap knock offs rather than genre-defining innovations. This book by Jeff Ryan … Continue reading From Trading Cards to Cheap Motels to Donkey Kong: The History of Nintendo
Introducing Kobo
Ladies and gentlemen, allow us to introduce you to our new partner in eReading, Kobo. Since we launched Google eBooks a couple of years ago, we've been heartened by how many of you have made the choice to support your independent bookstore while reading digitally. Now, we're thrilled to offer a new, improved eBook experience … Continue reading Introducing Kobo





