Our new summer reading program for kids entering grades K-8 is in full swing! We've had many parents and young readers in the store picking up their bookmarks. If you haven't picked up yours yet, no worries, there's still plenty of time. Here's what to do: 1. Come down to BookPeople and pick up your … Continue reading Summer Reading’s in Full Swing!
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READY PLAYER ONE out in Paperback Today!
One of our favorite books of 2011 is now available in paperback! A BookPeople Winter Catalog feature whose hardcover release we celebrated with an awesome '80s party, Ready Player One has been a bestseller and one of the top recommended reads by our booksellers since it first hit shelves. If you like things like video … Continue reading READY PLAYER ONE out in Paperback Today!
Steven’s Summer Reading List
__________________________________________________________ Other Voices, Other Rooms by Truman Capote The adolescent angst of this southern bildungsroman radiates off the page, coating you with an almost palpable patina of alienation while the atmosphere of the balmy Louisiana summer is so strongly cultivated that the urge to swat at phantom mosquitoes is almost irresistible. Controversial in its time, … Continue reading Steven’s Summer Reading List
Top Shelf in June: REDSHIRTS by John Scalzi
Top Shelf: Red Shirts by John Scalzi Reviewed by: Joe Turner, 2nd Floor Inventory Manager & BP Blog Superstar Ah, June, the month when summer is upon us and we travel far and wide to visit beaches and lakes for a reminder, a taste, of what it means to know water. The month where, when … Continue reading Top Shelf in June: REDSHIRTS by John Scalzi
New & Noteworthy in June
Plenty of great reads are coming down the pipeline next month. Here are a few we have our eye on. Descriptions provided by the books' publishers. How to Build an Android: The True Story of Philip K. Dick's Robotic Resurrection by David F. Dufty (On sale June 5) In late January 2006, a young robotocist … Continue reading New & Noteworthy in June
Daniel’s Summer Reading List
Mysteries of Pittsburgh by Michael Chabon This is Michael Chabon’s first novel and it is filled with the same wit and wonder that fans of his later work will recognize. A perfect summer read for recent college grads. It tells the story of Art Bechstein’s adventures during his first post-collegiate summer and has some of … Continue reading Daniel’s Summer Reading List
Consuelo’s Summer Reading List
________________________________________ The Passage by Justin Cronin This is what summer reading is all about - an edge-of-your-seat adventure story. A government experiment gone wrong unleashes a bunch of vampiric monsters, and civilization is altered forever. This is no ordinary vampire story, though. Cronin's inventive storytelling and human insights elevate this story above the rest of … Continue reading Consuelo’s Summer Reading List
Book Review: THE BOOK OF HAROLD by Owen Egerton
Book: The Book of Harold by Owen Egerton Reviewed by: Kester It is a typical evening in present day Houston, TX and Harold Peeks stands up at a corporate awards dinner to declare himself the Christ. At first, his declaration seems odd, but harmless and certainly not to be taken seriously. That is, until Harold … Continue reading Book Review: THE BOOK OF HAROLD by Owen Egerton
Robyn & Steven’s Summer Reading List(s)
~Post by Robyn Fellow BookPerson Steven and I headed down to Port Aransas, TX last week for vacation. Being avid readers, it was a big deal trying to find the perfect book to read on the beach. We were by the ocean for 2 days and 1 night. Obviously this meant that we packed 5 … Continue reading Robyn & Steven’s Summer Reading List(s)
Diary of an Intern: Part 2
~Post by Kate, BookPeople's first intern There is a little card from a customer on the wall in the managers’ office that says “I hid a hot dog in your store. Can you find it?” Well, my internship is almost over and I have not found the hidden hot dog. However, I have learned some … Continue reading Diary of an Intern: Part 2







