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The neighborhoods of Wallingford and Fremont have an eclectic mix of bakeries and boutiques, so it seems only natural that the bookstores in these...
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Find out more about Danielle: Danielle Dreger-Babbitt has spent the last 13 years working in bookstores and libraries. She once got grounded for reading in elementary school (it was way past her bedtime). In 2007 she read nearly 200 books, but don't ask her what her favorite one was. Asking a librarian to pick her favorite book is like asking a mother to choose her favorite child. When Danielle isn't reading, she's beating her husband at Scrabble. She can be reached here. |
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I spent last weekend on Whidbey Island and was amazed at the number of new, used, and rare bookstores that were within a three block radius of...
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Each one of Seattle's neighborhoods is vibrant and different, so it should come as no surprise that the bookstores in these neighborhoods are just as...
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Capitol Hill is notorious for it's hipsters, coffee shops full of writers tapping away on their laptops, and eclectic shops. Capitol Hill is also a...
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Seattle is full of so many new and used bookstores that it can be overwhelming at times. I've made it easy and scouted out the best new and used...
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It's no secret that Seattle has a lot of bookstores, after all we're the most literate city in America (well, we...
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Specialty bookshops and bookstores, especially those dedicated to mystery books, are a dying breed. Fortunately, Seattle still has a vibrant and...
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A few weeks ago there was Record Store Day. Tomorrow is Free Comic Book Day. Today, Friday, May 1st, just happens...
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The city of Mill Creek, located about 20 miles north/northeast of downtown Seattle, boasts a number of specialty stores for knitting and pets. Among...
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I guess it isn't a secret anymore: Horizon Books is closing it's doors on it's Capitol Hill home. After 30 years on 15th Avenue, the store will be...
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