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Friday 10:00 - 7:00

Saturday  10:00 - 5:00 

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This month we are featuring a "Discover your State" display, with a window full of local information, folklore, and activities.  Come by and check it out.

SCIENCE FICTION / FANTASY BLOW-OUT!!

While supplies last we have a great selection of Science Fiction and Fantasy hardbacks, just looking for a new home!  These books are each $2. and non-returnable.  Come in early for the best selection!

  

 We like to support local authors, and have a variety of new autographed copies of their books.  These include:  Kirk Toncray, Bob Welch, Rick Steber, Karl Oakes, Joe Blakely, Dorcas Smucker, and many more. 

 J.A. Jance at booksigning last September.

A few new titles to look for  include:

• Inferno by Dan Brown (hardback)
• World War Z by Max Brooks
• Can't Stop Believing by Jodi Thomas
• Cast on-Kill off by Maggie Sefton
  
• Lethal Outlook by Victoria Laurie
• Monument to the Dead by Sheila Connolly
• Darkness Avenged by Alexandra Ivy
• Freefall by Jill Sorenson
• It Had To Be You by Jill Shalvis
• Kiss The Dead by Laurel K. Hamilton (Her new hardback 'Affliction' has been delayed until 7/2/13)
• The Night Is Watching by Heather Graham
• Love At First Sight by Lori Wilde
• Rainshadow Road by Lisa Kleypas
• Undead and Unstable by Mary Janice Davidson
• The Sidewinders: Butcher of Bear Creek by Wm. Johnstone

Plus lots more!

Also new in the store are some audio books for rent: 

• 11/22/63 by S. King (on mp3 download)

• 77 Shadow St., by dean koontz

• kill alex cross, by james patterson

• private #1 suspect, by james patterson

• Private Games, by james patterson

• Ghost by robert harris

• Absolute friends by john lecarre

• smokin' seventeen by janet evanovich

• TITANIC by Wade (not based on the movie but on the senate investigation following the sinking, with lots of flashbacks...fascinating!)

• love in a nutshell, by janet evanovich

• Girl with the dragon tattoo, girl who played with fire, and girl kicked the hornet's nest; all by stieg larsson

• Wanted Man, by Lee Child

    The most important thing you can do to support your local indie is to visit regularly and buy books! Most stores offer discounts on new books, so it won't hurt your pocketbook as much as you fear and you will always be able to take advantage of your local bookstores expertise, advice and taste. -- Kate Ryan, Romantic Times

• Out of every 5 books you plan to buy, but at least one from your local store.
• Give gift certificates to indies as gifts.
• If your local shop doesn't have a book club, offer to start one.
• Attend events at your local indie.
• If you have kids, offer book prizes as rewards for work well done.

Check out this great website about how to support your local businesses!  http://www.the350project.net/!)

GREETING CARDS!!

Our most popular line of greeting cards comes from FS Press and features black and white vintage photos put together with the funniest, and often most obnoxious sentiment.  Customers have been known to stock up for a years worth of birthdays once they discover these cards.  

(inside:  UNTIL PAPER TURNED TO PLASTIC)

The new series to read is the Beautiful Creatures trilogy by Kim Garcia. 

• Beautiful Creatures
• Beautiful Darkness
• Beautiful Chaos

we will be carrying copies of these books new until we can get some used copies available. 

 Also available new are the 50 Shades of Grey trilogy.  Some have been coming back in used so if your timing is good you might be lucky enough to find a used copy in the store. 

• Remember, all new books are 25% off and arrive within a day or two! 

TRADE POLICY:

Bring in your books (no more than 1 bag or 1 box at a time please) and if we can use them we will give you 1/4 or 25% of the publishers price in credit toward our books which are 1/2 or 50% of the publishers price.  We also sell newer hardbacks, which are priced well below 1/2 price.  If you bring in hardbacks that we can use you will recieve half of what we would sell it for, in credit.

We have a 25 cent cash charge per book traded out.  So even if you have book credit it would still cost you some change for your books. (We have tried to pay our rent and overhead in books but it just didn't work out.) 

If you spend more than $5. on your total purchase the 25 cent charge is waived....and we thank you!!

There are a few catagories that we limit to same type trades, these include urban romance, i.e. vampire/werewolf/shapechanger romances (Feehan, Harris, Hamilton, Meyer etc), Science Fiction and Fantasy.  Newer releases may be taken out in trade if you bring in books 3 months from copyright or newer.

We sell brand new books for 25% off the publishers price.  These books can never be taken out on trade.