The Roasted Bookery is growing again and this time needs your help to take the next step in the expansion of our community. TRB is working with the developers of the Mid-Castle property located at 11th and Castle to bring our burgeoning concept to fruition. They are excited about our community first approach and can’t […]
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INITIAL THOUGHTS: I finished The City in the Middle of the Night by Charlie Jane Anders yesterday. I needed to sit with it, and I will continue sitting with it for a hot minute. Anders has created a world that maybe isn’t too far off from our own, at least in the way that we
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This January we added a new business to our umbrella. TRB Tutoring and Homeschool Classes. We have grown a little and hope to continue to grow even more! Belonging to homeschool groups on line we often see the need for classes that are taught outside the home. I understand this as I have taught our
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Look. I know that New Year’s is all about book reading goals, personal goals and reflection and all that, but I like me. It’s taken almost 48 years of life to say that, but I think I’m okay. I don’t want a new me. And chances are I don’t want a new you either. I
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The Holiday Season is upon us. We celebrate Christmas as a time to give and be with family. Once upon a time we went all out. We found things second hand and gave gave gave. We learned quickly that our kids really wanted few things and so over the years we narrowed our gift giving
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So, this will come as no surprise to the folx that have been reading our blog posts, but TRB has a new home! …a new online home, that is. Thanks to the wonderful minds (and incredible patience) at DesignLoud, TRB has launched a new website featuring all of the books that we typically have at
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I am a former English teacher. Before kids I worked with the library to teach preschool teachers how to implement literacy objectives into their story times (literally the best job ever!) I read adult books, but when I need something quick, I turn to YA and children’s books. This is why YA literature matters. So
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Yes, I know this is a metaphor, but as a bookseller, and really as a book reader, I am taking this completely literally. We often hear this at markets. And frankly, we do put out the most attractive covers in hopes that a passerby will be intrigued. So what does this have to do with Indivisible?
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