CHECK OUT NOB BOOK TRAIL for our Indie Bookstore Day plans!
We will have a new round of Blind Date Books for the weekend and some sweet treats for visitors! Stop on down for a bookish day.
The Bookstore of Gloucester is super excited to join the new North of Boston Book Trail!
Don’t miss first annual North of Boston Book Trail Passport Challenge April 27th and 28th, or join the “Slow and Steady” challenge running from late April to Labor Day!
VISIT northofbostonbooktrail.com for info on participating stores, prize tiers, and your ‘passport’*.
The North of Boston Book Trail a group of 16 independently owned bookstores in the region North of Boston working together to bring more book lovers – both locals and tourists – into all of their shops. The Trail showcases the unique character and charm of each bookstore, while also highlighting the diverse literary community in the area.
By working together, these independent bookstores hope to create a greater sense of community and to foster a love of reading and books across the state. Whether you’re looking for a hard-to-find book or the latest bestseller, you’re sure to find it at one of the participating stores on the Trail.
*There will be a limited run of printed passport books at each location and a single-sheet edition for anyone to print out to participate. Collect stamps from each store and once you’ve ‘finished’, let the last store you visit submit your passport entry for a chance to win prizes!
We’re so excited for Sawyer Free Library’s ZINEFEST! Coming up on April 27th from 11am-3pm at SFL Main Street and 20 Main Street. There will be speakers, music, zine making and selling, and more!
Between Indie Bookstore Day & Zinefest - April 27th on Main Street is not to be missed! We’ll have a table of zines for sale at Zinefest and will be accepting zines on commission for sale in store. Stop by and say hello!
Check out Sawyer Free Library’s website for more details HERE
Join us at Sawyer Free Library (21 Main St) on May 9th from 5:30-6:30pm for an author talk with Henriette Lazaridis, author of the new fiction book ‘Last Days in Plaka’!
We’ll have books available for sale at the event (& in store before as well!)
More about the book:
“An immersive and multifaceted novel--The Talented Mr. Ripley by way of Elena Ferrante--that explores the lies at the heart of an old woman's identity and the desperation of a young woman's struggle to belong.
Today's Athens is a city of contradictions and complexity--it is grand and scruffy, ancient and modern, full of strivers, refugees and old-timers--and nowhere more so than the neighborhood of Plaka, where the Parthenon looms overhead and two women grapple with what is right and what is true, and how to live your life when you are running out of time.
Searching for connection to her parents' heritage, Greek-American Anna works at an Athens gallery by day and makes street art by night. Irini is elderly and widowed, once well-to-do but now dependent on the charity of others. When the local priest brings the two women together, it's not long before they form an unlikely bond. Anna's friends can't understand why she spends so much time with the old woman, yet Anna becomes more and more consumed by Irini's tales of a glamorous past. As they join the priest's tiny congregation to study the Book of Revelations in preparation for a pilgrimage to Patmos, Anna sinks deeper into Irini's stories of an estranged daughter and lost wealth and the earthquake damage to her noble home.
Looking for revelation of her own, and driven by a sense that time is running out, Anna makes a decision that puts her in peril, exposes Irini's web of lies, and compels Anna to confront the limits of her own forgiveness.”
Join us at The Bookstore May 16th from 6pm-7pm for an author talk with David Curcio! Curcio will be discussing his latest book Smash Hit: Race, Crime, and Culture in Boxing Films.
We’ll have copies of the book available for sale and, as always, preorders are welcomed and appreciated!
A bit about the book:
“Cinema emerged alongside the rules that ushered in boxing's modern age and the "squared circle" proved the ideal stage for cinematic display. The public had its first taste of the new medium in 1894 through a heavyweight bout, recognized today as the world's first feature film.
As the two attractions fast-grew into the country's most popular entertainments, nascent Hollywood studios were quick to spot an opening for a surefire combo. Like a snap-jab to the teeth, the boxing film emerged as a popular genre wherein the fighter assumed his place among the private dicks, rebel cops, and desperate underdogs mired in America's expanding urban landscape.
Devoting equal time to both mediums, Smash Hit: Race, Crime, and Culture in Boxing Films uses twenty films as the basis of a hard-nosed exploration of how the genre held a bloody mirror to twentieth century America's most prominent social anxieties, elucidating two conjoined mediums that serve as bellwether to an ever-shifting cultural zeitgeist.”
We are beyond thrilled to have Sebastian Junger back in Gloucester to speak about his latest book, ‘In My Time of Dying’. Join us May 23rd (location & time forthcoming)
We’ll have books available for sale at the event, but always appreciate preorders!
More about ‘In My Time of Dying’:
“A near-fatal health emergency leads to this powerful reflection on death--and what might follow--by the bestselling author of Tribe and The Perfect Storm.
For years as an award-winning war reporter, Sebastian Junger traveled to many front lines and frequently put his life at risk. And yet the closest he ever came to death was the summer of 2020 while spending a quiet afternoon at the New England home he shared with his wife and two young children. Crippled by abdominal pain, Junger was rushed to the hospital by ambulance. Once there, he began slipping away. As blackness encroached, he was visited by his dead father, inviting Junger to join him. "It's okay," his father said. "There's nothing to be scared of. I'll take care of you." That was the last thing Junger remembered until he came to the next day when he was told he had suffered a ruptured aneurysm that he should not have survived.
This experience spurred Junger--a confirmed atheist raised by his physicist father to respect the empirical--to undertake a scientific, philosophical, and deeply personal examination of mortality and what happens after we die. How do we begin to process the brutal fact that any of us might perish unexpectedly on what begins as an ordinary day? How do we grapple with phenomena that science may be unable to explain? And what happens to a person, emotionally and spiritually, when forced to reckon with such existential questions?
In My Time of Dying is part medical drama, part searing autobiography, and part rational inquiry into the ultimate unknowable mystery.”
Sally Goldenbaum’s Seaside Knitters Society Mysteries are a local favorite and we hope you can join us on May 30th at Sawyer Free Library from 5:30pm-6:30pm to hear all about these cozy mysteries!
We’ll have a number of Sally’s books available for sale at the event, but preorders are always appreciated!
Please join us at the Sawyer Free Library on March 7th from 5:30pm-6:30pm for an author talk with Aime Card! Card will be discussing her latest book ‘Tigerbelles: Olympic Legends from Tennessee State’. ‘Tigerbelles’ is “…the epic story of the 1960 Tennessee State University all-Black women's track team, which found Olympic glory at the 1960 games in Rome" Perfect story to get hear about for Women’s History Month!
Beauport Hotel is hosting a ‘Fireside Chat’ with author Lisa Lutoff-Perlo about her new book ‘Making Waves: A Woman’s Rise to the Top Using Smarts, Heart, and Courage’!
Lisa will sign books at the event. Buy your copy before the event at The Bookstore and get your copy personalized at the Fireside Chat on March 4th from 6-8pm!
This event is free but space is limited; reserve your spot HERE
More about Lisa Lutoff-Perlo:
”Engage in conversation with Gloucester's own, Lisa Lutoff-Perlo, Vice Chairman, External Affairs for the Royal Caribbean Group.Lutoff-Perlo is recognized for her work on broad strategic initiatives with industry organizations and key external stakeholders for the Royal Caribbean Group. Prior to that, she served as President and CEO of Celebrity Cruises from 2014 to 2023, the first woman to take the helm of a Royal Caribbean Group brand and one of the few women then leading a multi-billion dollar brand.
Lutoff-Perlo is a recognized trailblazer in the global hospitality industry. She was the driving force behind transforming and re-defining today’s relaxed luxury cruise experience with a bold, innovative approach to ship design and service for both the industry and the Celebrity Cruises brand. Launching Celebrity’s Edge Series in 2018, the ships were immediately hailed as game-changing for the industry and recognized on TIME Magazine’s annual “World’s Greatest Places” list. She also led the Celebrity brand through a digital transformation, tapping into new market opportunities, customer trends, a robust digital marketing focus and increasing guest loyalty.
She is a member of the Board of Directors of Fortune 500 company AutoNation (NYSE: AN) and actively lends her expertise to numerous international and regional nonprofit organization boards.
Lutoff-Perlo shares her powerful career stories and lessons learned in her leadership book, “Making Waves: A Woman’s Rise to the Top Using Smarts, Heart and Courage,” available for preorder on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or at your local bookstore. "Making Waves" will be released on February 20th. Please bring your copy of "Making Waves" with you to have your booked signed immediately after the Fireside Chat here at Beaport Hotel by Lutoff-Perlo.”
We’re teaming up with our Main Street neighbors for a special pre-Valentine’s Saturday of sweets and sales! Stop by participating stores on Saturday February 10th for sweet treats and specials.
Here at the Bookstore, we’ll have treats for all patrons and the first 14 shoppers will get to choose a handmade Valentines card with a discount inside! (To be used 2/10 during store hours)
Please join us for a reading at the Sawyer Free Library on February 8th from 5:30pm-6:30pm. Local author (& Bookstore regular!) Eric Lessinger will be discussing his memoir ‘Stethoscope on Reality’.
The Bookstore will have copies of the book for sale at the event! Books can also be preordered with us ahead of time, as well.
Celebrate the fish city’s recognizably salty character with local cultural institutions and businesses during the 3rd Annual Gloucester’s So Salty festival on January 20 and 21, 2024 from 10:00 am – 5:00 pm! Over 1,800 people came out last year to share their salty pride while enjoying free ice sculptures and cultural activities around Downtown Gloucester.
The Cape Ann Museum is partnering with Discover Gloucester and several area cultural institutions and businesses to offer two full days of free programming in the coldest part of the year. Inspired by the annual Salem’s So Sweet event, this two-day event will include ice sculptures, live music, salty treats, free kids’ art activities, and much more.
The Bookstore will have 10% off select Salty titles & special Salty Blind Date with a Book!
To view the whole weekend schedule of activities and sales click HERE
We’re so pleased to partner with Literary Cape Ann again for a special Book & Author Fair at Brackett’s Oceanview Restaurant in Rockport! Join us Saturday December 2 from 12-3pm and stock up on those personalized books by some wonderful authors! We’ll have books for sale at the event!
We’re partnering with GMGI to sell books at their Annual Art Science Lecture! This year the topic is Research and Storytelling About Extreme Ocean Environments with GMGI scientist Dr Matt Harke and author/ illustrator Lindsey Leigh.
We’ll have copies of Leigh’s book ‘The Deep!’ for sale at the event and will have copies in store before and after the event for purchase as well.
This event is free, but space is limited. Sign up by clicking HERE :)
More about ‘The Deep!’:
PRAISE FOR THE DEEP!:
★ “[I]nvite viewers on an unforgettable dive into ocean depths from the sunny epipelagic zone down to really deep, really dark hadalpelagic regions. Wonders aplenty await…with informative commentary…A broad and buoyant undersea venture.” – Kirkus, starred review
“What an engaging dive into the ocean! Read about the ocean layers and the cool creatures who live in each ocean zone. The unique handwritten font…gives the feeling of waves and playfulness…And the dialogue bubbles of conversational creatures only add to the genius of this eye-catching book. I predict this will be very popular with middle grade readers!” – Imagination Soup
“This clever and informative nonfiction survey uses comics and comedy to impart fascinating facts about the denizens of the most enigmatic areas of the ocean.” – The Comics Beat
“Gorgeous…It’s a funny, fantastic ride.” – Fuse8, A School Library Journal Blog
“Teachers who have the ocean as part of their STEM science curriculum will want to add Lindsey Leigh's creatively illustrated book…[C]omprehensive…fascinating…The illustrations are colorful and engaging for young learners…[O]ffers a wealth of ideas to include in your STEM curriculum.” – HubPages
“[The Deep!] is by far the best book I have seen as a science teacher on the deepest part of earth’s oceans. The book has so many facts that is a great source for teaching, and yet it is fun for students to read…The colors are bright and the sea creatures are described in detail, making the book engaging and clever, keeping kids and adults interested…This book provides fascinating facts with a fun twist.” – Lit Pick
ABOUT: Plunge beneath the waves to find an alien world of bizarre creatures who explain for themselves how they’ve adapted to life in the deep dark sea.
Did you know that there are animals that are completely transparent? That some tube worms live for 1,000 years? That the Pigbutt Worm is also known as the “Flying Buttocks”? Or that there is a type of sea cucumber that is nicknamed “the headless chicken monster?” These are just some of the scientific facts, presented comics-style, that kids will pore over again and again. THE DEEP! is a captivating and educational survey of animals that live in the deepest part of the ocean created in a fun graphic nonfiction format. The first-person commentary by the animals themselves cover a wealth of facts from the surface of the ocean to the darkest trenches. And the beautiful, full-color illustrations bring them to life. From animal adaptations like bioluminescence and giant flashlight eyes to the habits and habitats of the Pram Bug and Dumbo Octopus THE DEEP! will keep readers fully engaged with life at the bottom of the sea. A great gift for fans of Everything Awesome About Sharks and Other Underwater Creatures! by Mike Lowery, and readers of all ages who love ocean creatures, history, and nature.
Join us at SFL @ 21 Main Street on Friday October 13th from 3-4pm for a spooky book talk with local authors Alyssa Alessi and EC Hanson.
The Bookstore will have books from each author available for sale!
Join us October 12th from 5:30pm-6:30pm at Sawyer Free Library for an author talk with JoeAnn Hart! Hart will discuss her latest book ‘Highwire Act & Other Tales of Survival’.
We’ll have books available for sale at the event!
Join Sawyer Free Library and Gloucester 400+ as they invite Tammy Donroe Inman, award-winning author of ‘New England Desserts: Classic and Creative Recipes for All Seasons’, to discuss the pleasures of seasonal baking, the benefits of supporting local food systems, and some of her favorite New England recipes. This author talk is sponsored by the Sawyer Free Library and is part of A Celebration of Place: The Cultural Heritage Festival, a two-day Gloucester 400+ extravaganza which is free to the public and hosted at Stage Fort Park, rain or shine.
The Bookstore will have copies of Inman’s cookbook ‘New England Dessert’s for sale at the event!
Join us after hours on October 5th for a Poetry Reading with some local poets!
Full line up coming soon…
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO LACK OF PARTICIPATION :(
Salem-native and author Emily Neeves will join us at SFL 21 Main Street on September 28th from 3-4pm for a fun and spooky afternoon of activities and reading of her latest book ‘After You Vanished’! Perfect YA mystery to get you in the Halloween-season-mood! (Suggested 13+)
Are you a writer interested in mysteries or publishing? Do you enjoy improv and crafting stories?
Listen as E.A. Neeves reads sections from YA mystery After You Vanished, recently published by Disney Hyperion. Then, using prompts like word cards and images, YOU can improvise the storyline about what happens next!
There will also be time to talk about the writing process, the editing process, and what it's like to go through the publishing process.
Join us at the Sawyer Free Library on September 15th from 3-4pm for an afternoon with author Taylor Tyng! Tyng will read from his latest book ‘Clara Poole and the Long Way Round’ - an action-packed YA adventure - while you make hot air balloons!
We’ll have books for sale at the event!
We’re pleased to be partnering with Gloucester Writers Center for a book launch at the Rocky Neck Cultural Center with JoeAnn Hart and Sara Allen on September 14th! Join us at 7pm to hear Hart read from her new book ‘Highwire Act & Other Tales of Survival’ & Allen read from her new book ‘Down Here We Come Up’.
Books will be available for sale at the event!
We’re so pleased to be partnering on this exciting book launch of ‘Nostalgia’, a novel by Peter Anastas! Join us September 7th ay 7:30pm at the Cultural Center at Rocky Neck (6 Wonson St) for an evening of literature and remembrance. Friends of Peter Anastas - and some special guests - will speak about Peter and this book.
We’ll have books for sale at this event!*
For more information, visit: Gloucester Writers Center
*Need a book shipped to you, or want to make sure you have a copy for the event? Please fill out our Contact Form with subject ‘Nostalgia’. If you need the book shipped, please include your mailing address and we will contact you for payment!
Join us at SFL 21 Main Street on August 3rd from 5:30-6:30pm for an author talk with Dan Fuller! Fuller will discuss his new book ‘Gloucester Gale: The True Story of the Swordfishing Schooner Dorcas’ - a nonfiction story about the August Gale of 1924 and the Gloucester fishermen and their families that were affected.
We’ll have books available for sale at the event!
Join us at SFL 21 Main Street on July 27th form 5:60-6:30pm to hear author June Vail talk about her book ‘Folly Cove Sketches: Remembering Virginia Lee Burton’!
We’ll have books available for sale at the event!
The Bookstore of Gloucester, Dogtown Books, and Susie’s Stories will be back with free books for the community at this year’s Juneteenth Festival, hosted by Cape Ann Museum! Happening on Sunday June 18th this year, so folks have the chance to rest or celebrate on June 19th - Juneteenth. Join us at CAM’s downtown campus for books, crafts, and fun.
Per CAM’s website:
Celebrate Juneteenth, the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States! The third Gloucester Juneteenth Celebration is presented by the North Shore Juneteenth Association and CAM’s Community Engagement Committee Member, Toni Waldron, who hosted the first Gloucester Juneteenth Celebration in 2021. Learn about the Juneteenth Holiday and its connection to Cape Ann history while celebrating Black history through music, dance and food.
As described by the North Shore Juneteenth Association, “Juneteenth is an American Holiday that commemorates June 19, 1865, the date that enslaved Black people of Galveston, Texas, learned that President Abraham Lincoln had freed enslaved people in rebel states two and a half years earlier. This was the last group of enslaved Black people to learn of their freedom! Juneteenth is a celebration of freedom, a day to reflect on how far we have come and how we will continue to move forward, and a day to focus on the complexity of the Black American experience.”
at Cape Ann Museum, 27 Pleasant Street, Gloucester, MA
Free and open to the public
Juneteenth 2022
Juneteenth 2022
Please join us in store on June 17th from 10am-12pm for a special book launch! Local author and artist Alice Gardner will be having a launch party for her new ABC picture book ‘Exploring Gloucester’!
We’ll have activities for kids, light refreshments, and book signing!
Mark Kanegis will be in store to sign his photography book ‘New England Views’! A perfect coffee table book, gift, or souvenir from your Cape Ann visit. Stop in June 3rd from 3-5pm to chat with Mark!
Preordering available and we can also ship out books, if you’d like a personalized copy sent to someone special!
Please join us for a reading with three of Cape Ann's best mystery writers! Each author will discuss their work and read an excerpt from their latest novels. Sally Goldenbaum's cozy mystery series Seaside Knitters is based on our own Cape Ann! Shannon Kirk has just released her new mystery, 'Tenkill', a legal thriller. Peter Swanson has a number of popular books, including his latest 'The Kind Worth Saving'.
We will have books available for sale from each author at the event. Preorders are appreciated and can be placed by calling, emailing, or in-person at The Bookstore.
Sawyer Free Library is celebrating memoirs in the month of May! Join local author, Stella Nahatis in a discussion on her newly released memoir, Taxi to America: A Greek Orphan's Adoption Journey. This event will be held in-person at the library at 21 Main Street.
We will be selling books at this event!
We’re pleased to be assisting in this great program spearheaded by the Gloucester Racial Justice Team and Sawyer Free Library. We’ll have all the books and recommended reading available in store!
Check out this link for further information and for the book chat events that will be organized throughout the Summer: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/cu/XBmUNB4
Sawyer Free Library is hosting author Emily Franklin to talk about her latest book The Lioness of Boston. This author reading and talk will take place at the SFL campus at 21 Main St (above Mystery Train).
“The Lioness of Boston is a captivating story of a significant woman in Boston’s history who left that city a cultural legacy to last the ages. This beautiful novel will appeal to those who love masterful historical fiction, literary fiction, and stories of triumphant women who leave an indelible mark.”
―New York Journal of Books
We will have books available at the event!
Please join us in store for a poetry reading on Thursday May 4th from 6-7:30pm! We are thrilled to welcome three local poets to read from their recent poetry collections: Emily daSilva will read from her book 'the wildflowers i planted for our wedding'; Martha Fox will read from her latest book 'This Arc of Assurances'; Ken Erickson will read from his book 'Shorelines'. Each author will read a few poems, there will be a Q+A portion, followed by a book signing.
Books from each author will be available. Preorders are appreciated
We are thrilled to be participating in the 2nd annual Gloucester’s So Salty weekend! We’ll have a special sale on select salty titles and a festive window display! Lots to see and do downtown for the weekend. Check out the full schedule below -
Via Cape Ann Museum’s website:
“Celebrate the fish city’s recognizably salty character with local cultural institutions and businesses during the 2nd Annual Gloucester’s So Salty festival on January 21 and 22, 2023 from 10:00 am – 5:00 pm! Over 800 people came out last year to share their salty pride while enjoying free ice sculptures and cultural activities around Downtown Gloucester. The Cape Ann Museum is partnering with several area cultural institutions and businesses to offer two full days of free programming in the coldest part of the year. Inspired by the annual Salem’s So Sweet event, this two-day event will include ice sculptures, live music, salty treats, free kids’ art activities, and much more.
Teaming up for the event is a unique partnership between Art Haven, Movement Arts Gloucester, MA (MAGMA), Cape Ann Olive Oil, the Book Store of Gloucester, Discover Gloucester, Pathways, Maritime Gloucester, and more! Participants are invited to bundle up and stroll down Pleasant Street and Hancock Street or wander across Main Street and Rogers Street to find free activities.
Grab an icy map from the Museum and find ice sculptures across Downtown Gloucester. Check back soon to see more details on the schedule:
Find All the Ice Sculptures!
Fishermen at the Wheel at Gloucester City Hall presented by the Cape Ann Museum
Katy and the Big Snow at the CAM Sculpture Garden presented by the Cape Ann Museum
Hopper's Houses at the CAM Courtyard presented by the Cape Ann Museum
Folly Cove Design at the CAM Courtyard presented by the Cape Ann Museum
Sculpted Glass at Beth Williams Studio presented by Beth Williams Studio
A Beaver in Ice at 236 R Main Street presented by hrm group
A Magnolia in Bloom at Unwind Luxury Vegan Beauty presented by Unwind Luxury Vegan Beauty
Eastern Point Lighthouse at Cape Ann Savings Bank, 109 Main Street presented by Cape Ann Savings Bank
1623 at Maritime Gloucester presented by 1623 Studios
The Olive Tree at Cape Ann Olive Oil presented by Cape Ann Olive Oil
All Weekend:
Free Admission and Kids Activities at the Cape Ann Museum
Book Display and Sale on Select Salty Titles at the Bookstore of Gloucester
20% of any Salt Products at Cape Ann Olive Oil
20% off all skincare in the salon at Unwind Luxury Vegan Beauty
Katy and the Big Snow Archival Materials on display in the CAM Library & Archives
Grab a piece of Saltwater Taffy at Fireflies Boutique
Kick off the day with Breakfast in an Igloo or end the day with a Sweet & Salty Cocktail in an Igloo at Mile Marker One, reservations recommended for igloos.
Saturday, January 21 Schedule
10:00 am – Ice Carving with Donald Chapelle at the Cape Ann Museum
10:00 am-2:00 pm - Buoy Pick Up & Icy Slime Activity at Cape Ann Art Haven
10:00 am - 5:00 pm - Colorful Salt Designs with Pathways at the Cape Ann Museum
11:00 - 11:30 am - Flameworking Demo & Hot Cider at Beth Williams Studio
1:00–2:00 pm - Sea Shanties and Maritime Heritage Through Folk Music with Olivia Gale at SFL @ 21Main (21 Main Street, above Mystery Train)
1:00–3:00 pm – Arts & Crafts with the Moonrise Fae at the Cape Ann Museum
3:00–5:00 pm – Sea Shanties with Three Sheets in the Cape Ann Museum Auditorium
Sunday, January 22 Schedule
10:00 am – Opening Remarks with Mayor Greg Verga and local civic officials at Gloucester City Hall
11:00 - 11:30 am - Flameworking Demo & Hot Cider at Beth Williams Studio
1:00–3:00 pm – Arts & Crafts with the Moonrise Fae at the Cape Ann Museum
3:00 - 4:00 pm - Irish Music with Michael Hamill at the Cape Ann Museum
Thyra Heder is coming back to The Bookstore to sign more ‘Sal Boat’ (& her other books as well!)
If you missed our previous event, be sure to stop in December 18th from 11am - 1pm to get personalized copies for the holidays!
**We do request folks preorder the titles and quantities you would like, as we will have limited unclaimed quantities in store
Massachusetts illustrator E.B. Goodale will be in store December 11th from 12-2pm signing and personalizing her books! She has illustrated a number of incredibly beautiful children’s books. Please note we will only have a handful of unclaimed copies of each title in store. Please preorder the titles you’d like signed by Dec 6th.
Join us in store December 7th from 6pm - 7:30pm for a book talk and signing with local author, Wayne Soini! Soini will discuss his book ‘Ed and Jo’! Copies for sale at the event.
Bonnie Sylvester, illustrator of ‘A Tree in Dock Square’, will be signing books in store from 12pm - 2pm on December 4th!
This cute picture book about Rockport and winner of the Cape Ann Reads competition would make a great gift!
