Yesterday was our blogoversary! We can't believe we've been having fun sharing books and stories and experiences with you guys for a whole year. Even though the closing of Borders was sad and we would love to have our store back again, this blog is one good thing that's come out of it.
We never imagined that a book club/monthly get together to keep in contact would turn into something like this, but we are so glad it has. And we are so glad there are so many of you who have come along with us!
Rory came along right about the time the book club started and he's grown as much as our blog has! Check out the new tab up top to see all of his escapades!
To celebrate we have a whole bunch of fun stuff to give away. We corralled all the rest of our BEA goodies and put together 6 (yes, you read that right, 6!) fabulous book bundles - we've got a little something for any kind of reader.
And check back over the next couple of weeks as we hope to have some updates on where some of our former booksellers are now, book reviews, and all the quirky fun you've come to expect of your lovable BWOBNY group :)
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| Kool Kid and Terrific Teen Bundle includes the following: How to Train Your Dragon Mix & Match book Operative by Kate Kaynak Vegas Tryout by Lorena Schultz Nicholson STAT: Double Team by Amar'e Stoudemire The No Dogs Allowed Rule by Kashmira Sheth Assorted Swag |
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| Tantalizing Teen Titles Bundle includes the following: Operative by Kate Kaynak Skinny by Donna Cooner Surviving High School by M. Doty My Own Revolution by Carolyn Marsden Drama by Raina Telgemeier Starting from Here by Lisa Jenn Bigelow Assorted Swag |
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| Non-Fiction Novelties Bundle includes the following: Change Your Words, Change Your Life by Joyce Meyer Does This Church Make Me Look Fat? by Rhoda Janzen The World's Gone Crazy an Uncle John's Bathroom Reader Buddy: How a Rooster Made Me a Family Man by Brian McGrory Assorted Swag |
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| Marvelous Mysteries Bundle includes the following: Live By Night by Dennis LeHane The Rent Collector by Camron Wright Beauty to Die For by Kim Alexis & Mindy Starns Clark Schroder by Amity Gaige The Middlesteins by Jami Attenberg The Hollow Man by Oliver Harris Assorted Swag |
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| Fabulous Fiction Bundle includes the following: Zoo by James Patterson Trust Your Eyes by Linwood Barclay Oil by Jeff Nesbit Murder by Moonlight by Vincent Zandri Schroder by Amity Gaige The Hollow Man by Oliver Harris Assorted Swag |
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| Riveting Romance Bundle includes the following: The Lost Prince by Selden Edwards Wicked Pleasures by Penny Vincenzi Does This Church Make Me Look Fat? by Rhoda Janzen In Her Sights by Robin Perini Diamond Dreams (autographed!) by Zuri Day Courting Justice (autographed!) by Brenda Jackson Sweet Southern Nights (autographed!) by Rochelle Alers Assorted Swag |
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4 comments:
I love book stores back when I was a kid I used to spend all of my birthday and babysitting money buying my favorite books. I have been to some crazy used book stores lately. The second one just pained me. I couldn't stay in it. It was just too packed and disorganized for me to find anything I wanted.
Book stores are amazin! Whenever I had some spare money I would always go and check out new books. They are the one thing that is guaranteed to make me happy when I am feeling down. I went into this one book store recently where majority of the books were not on shelves but stacked everywhere.
Bookstores are amazing! Whenever I would have some spare money I used to go and check out new books. They are the one thing that is guaranteed to always put a smile on my face when I am feeling down. I went into this one bookstore recently where majority of the books were not on shelves but stacked everywhere.
I have two 3 year old girls and they love bookstores. I take them to a local (sort of) independent bookstore called Copperfields and to other bookstores (some chain and some used). When we get out of the car, they yell, "Books!" When I have taken them to Toys R Us or a local independent toy store, they don't yell,"toys!" or say anything. Their favorite bookstore is a used bookstore, where the children's section is not very organized and they treat it like a treasure hunt. When a book that they especially like is found (shark topic, pop up book, etc) they yell out. I think that Hop on Pop has changed my life since I have read it so many times to them (at their request) that non only do they have it memorized but so do I. I can recite the entire book, which makes me interesting at parties. Kool Kid Terrific Teen bundle
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