I Would Love You Still: Available now!
This Woman's Words and Alamance Achieves
Virtual Reading Series
Many thanks to moderator Shereá Denise for an inspiring conversation!
Washington, DC
Busboys and Poets
A wonderful conversation with Leah Henderson, author of several children's books including her newest picture book, Daddy Speaks Love.
Cold Spring, NY
Split Rock Books/ Desmond-Fish Public Library
More to come!
Wednesday, January 26th-7pm
Off the Beaten Path Bookstore is located in the historic Village of Lakewood. With a focus on fostering empathy, Off the Beaten Path curates titles for the community that promote understanding, diversity, and creativity. Off the Beaten Path is family owned and operated by the Lingle Family. www.obpbooks.com
Friday, January 28th - 7pm
The Odyssey Bookshop is a locally owned independent bookshop.
We are passionate about the written word and seek to share our love of reading to help create and sustain a community of lifelong readers.
We are committed to engaging with the many diverse peoples and organizations of our community, particularly in the Pioneer Valley of Western Massachusetts. www.odysseybks.com
One week in, we did it again!
Thank you to everyone who joined us for conversation and Q&A
Source booksellers - detroit, Michigan
Source Booksellers, an independent bookstore in Detroit's Midtown district, is a unique niche of non-fiction books. The proprietor, Janet Webster Jones, the daughter of a librarian, is a retired educator from the Detroit Public Schools, where she spent a 40-year career. She has been in the bookselling business since 1989.
SCRAWL BOOKS - RESTON, VIRGINIA
Scrawl Books is a new independent bookstore in Reston, Virginia.
Scrawl Books offers a thoughtful and relevant selection of new books for children, teens, and adults in a welcoming space where people can browse, gather, and explore new ideas. We support local literacy efforts and freedom of speech, and strive to reflect and contribute to the diversity of Reston and Herndon and the surrounding area. Owner Rachel Wood is a librarian and Reston resident with more than 20 years experience connecting books with people.