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Thanks, Kate
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We so appreciated author Kate DiCamillo’s acceptance speech for "Most Engaging Author” earlier this year, that we thought we’d share with you what can make a bookseller misty-eyed: |
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When I was in second grade, I fell in love with Abraham Lincoln.
The Clermont Elementary School library had a series of books called Notable Young Americans. And in this way, through these books, I met George Washington and Helen Keller, Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Edison, Amelia Earhart and Booker T. Washington.
I met them and I liked them.
But it wasn’t until Abraham Lincoln that I fell in love.
Something about his story (the poverty, the death of his mother, his love of words and books) resonated with me, moved me. I came home from school and told my mother everything that I had learned about the young Abraham Lincoln. I told her that I wanted to learn more. |
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500 Books in the home
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A new study from University of Nevada finds that a library of 500 books in the home can further a child’s education as much as 3.2 years. [Read more on the study here]. In this digital information age, the value of the physical book just increased— and we couldn’t be happier. We’ve always been fond of books. |
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| Pictured: One hundred books |
Renovations inside and out
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Here's the new interior at our Downtown store--with more to come |
Doesn't it make you want to read a book?
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Our new floor at Pegasus Books Downtown--the first of several remodeling projects to happen this summer at our three stores. |
Just call us "passion-forward"
Our friend, Tom Montan of Copperfield's Books in Sonoma County, has stated what we've been feeling about bookselling for some time: We do what we're passionate about, and let the e-books fall where they may. Read his cogent comments (and our inner thoughts) at Shelf Awareness


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