Grab a new book, an old book, a used book, a blue book.
Following in the footsteps of Record Store Day, Publisher’s Weekly is one of the players behind today’s first National Bookstore Day. If it’s not obvious enough, the intent is to create an annual celebration of bookstores and booksellers (and us readers too) that extends beyond a single day.
Walk into one of our local independent booksellers like A Cappella Books, Bound to Be Read Books (which will raffle a $50 gift certificate & have a continuous reading of Ray Bradbury’s Farenheit 451), or Blue Elephant Bookshop that carry new and used books. You can also check out one of our used book purveyors like Atlanta Book Exchange or Book Nook. There are music books at Decatur CD and graphic novels at Criminal Records. There are lots of other great independent bookstore choices out there too. Go find one and read a book today.
[P.S. If you're looking for reading ideas, don't forget to check out Yankee Rose's Reading List. She really reads all those books! - Rube]
by Gunter Grass. All are welcome.
