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Titcomb's Bookshop
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February 2016
Newsletter
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432 Route 6A
E. Sandwich, MA 02537
Phone:
508-888-2331
Hours:
Mon-Sat 9-5
Sun 11-5
**Please note: We will be closed Monday, Feb. 8 for inventory**
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Newsletter Editor:
Kathy Colvin
Photographer:
Karen Huppi Vail
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1. Orhan's Inheritance by Alina Ohanesian
2. Well, At Least I Owned a Rolls Royce by Don McKeag
3. At the Water's Edge by Sara Gruen
4. Tin Ticket by Deborah Swiss
5. Power of Love by Karin Neal
6. 1000 White Women by Jim Fergus
7. Sweet Pea & Friends: The SheepOver by John Churchman
8. Is the American Century Over? by Joseph Nye
9. Live-Changing Magic of Tidying Up by Marie Kondo
10. Stars Over Sunset Boulevard by Susan Meissner
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We have a sweet collection of Valentine's Day books! Here are some of our favorites:
Love is My Favorite Thing! $16.99
(We love this book! Plum is a dog who loves many things - but the thing she loves best of all is love itself!)
The Very Fairy Princess: Valentines from the Heart
$5.99
Pete the Cat's Groovy Guide to Love $12.99
 Here Comes Valentine Cat!$16.99
In My Heart: A Book of Feelings $16.95
(With hearts cut out on every page, this is a delightful story of a child's many emotions.)
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We are so excited to tell you about some of our new games!
Tummple!
The building game that takes you in every direction!
Roll the die to determine your move.
Strategically place your block or tummp to sabotage your friends.
$24.99
Slapdash! 
The fun begins with the box! Slapdash includes a template that allows players to stack the wood quickly and easily. The structure sits on top of a podium (the base) which adds extra fun and challenge to the game. The object is to carefully remove one piece of wood without making the structure collapse. Beautifully finished wooden blocks - only $13.99
Xoom Cubes! XOOM CUBES is a thousand word games in one! Never-ending challenges stacked upon never-ending fun stacked upon never-ending challenges. (It's a vicious cycle.) You can play by the rules or create your own.
$15.99 |
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Our Favorite new Cookbook!
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 Any of you who have spent some time in the bookshop know that we LOVE to talk about food! We all love to cook (and eat!) and whenever we hear of a new cookbook we have to try the recipes and talk with each other about what we cooked. Oh She Glows is currently our absolute favorite! Don't be turned off by the fact that the recipes are all vegan - they are all delicious!!! From chocolate smoothies to sweet potato black bean enchiladas to walnut lentil loaf - we (and our families) have loved every recipe! We are a bit evangelical about this book, so be prepared to hear our sermons when you stop in the shop!
$25.00
*Oh my gosh - we just sold out!! Reserve your copy now - more copies will be here by Friday (2/5) |
The Saltworks of Cape Cod: A Record of the Nineteenth Century Economic Boom in Barnstable County by William P. Quinn
our price: $15.99
Reg. $15.95; our price $7.99
Collected Stories of Katherine Anne Porter
Reg. $17.99; our price $7.99
Horray for Fish (with DVD and stickers Reg. $9.99; our price $5.99
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Reg.$12.95, our price $6.99
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TY Beanie Boos and Other Plush!!
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We just received a new shipment of TY Beanie Boos, Beanie Babies, and other beautiful stuffed animals! This shows just a fraction...
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Mystery Authors Panel & Book Signing
with
Sisters in Crime
Saturday, February 6
2-3:30 pm
Sandwich Public Library
 Mystery lovers - mark your calendars! You won't want to miss this panel discussion featuring some wonderful authors from the group "Sisters in Crime"!
The event will take place at the Sandwich Public Library. (All books will be available for sale at the event.) Here are the panelists:
Kate Flora: Kate's brings her work as a lawyer in the Maine attourney general's office to her work. She has written 16 books, including seven Thea Kozak mysteries, and has won the 2015 Maine Literary Award for Crime Fiction. Her book Finding Amy was a 2007 Edgar nominee and has been optioned for a movie.
Arlene Kay: Arlene Kay spent twenty years as a senior executive with the federal government where she was known as a most unconventional public servant. Her experiences in offices around the nation and the characters she encountered inform her writing, including her Swann series. She is currently writing the fourth in this series.
Maureen Milliken: Maureen is news editor at the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel newspapers in central Maine. She has been a journalist for 30 years. Her debut mystery novel, Cold Hard News, featuring small town newspaper editor, Bernie O'Dea, was published in June 2015, and she is working on the second in the series. She is also author of The Cranky Editor's Guide to Usage.
Leslie Wheeler (moderator): Leslie is an award-winning author of books about American history and biographies. She has written three "living history" mysteries: Murder at Plimoth Plantation, Murder at Gettysburg, and Murder at Spouters Point. She is about to end a six-year tenure as a co-editor/ publisher at Level Best Books. A longtime member of Sisters in Crime, she serves as Speakers Bureau Coordinator for the New England Chapter. She is a founding member of the New England Crime Bake Committee, and chairs the Al Blanchard Short Crime Fiction Contest, sponsored by the Crime Bake Committee.
This event is co-sponsored with the Sandwich Public Library and Sisters in Crime, a group of writers whose mission is to promote the ongoing advancement, recognition and professional development of women crime writers. We are quite proud to announce that the afternoon event will also include their presentation to Titcomb's Bookshop of a "We Love Bookstores" award!!
This event is free and open to the public. Check with our Titcomb's Bookshop website, or the Sandwich Public Library's website for the latest information.
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PJ Hamel: Love and Chocolate!
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Love and Chocolate: Easy Valentine's Day Treats for Your Sweetie(s) with PJ Hamel!
Sunday, February 7 
1-2pm
Chocolate and Valentine's Day go so well together! Join our good friend PJ Hamel from King Arthur Flour as she shows some very delicious, clever and easy treats to make for the special people in your life this Valentine's Day! The event includes a tasting! Talking with PJ is always fascinating and fun - and we always learn so many great tips, techniques and recipes. Don't forget to bring your questions along, too.  PJ Hamel was a journalist in Massachusetts and Maine before joining King Arthur Flour in 1990, where she's been ever since. Author or co-author of three King Arthur cookbooks, PJ currently works from her home on Cape Cod, where she develops and writes recipes, creates social media content, and helps King Arthur share the joy of baking with readers worldwide. |
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Story Time & Book Signing
Dean Coe
Chesterton's Winter Rescue
Saturday, February 13
2-3pm
Sandwich author Dean Coe introduces his newest story about Chesterton the weasel. As Chesterton struggles for his own survival in a harsh winter, he comes face to face with a couple of battered puffins who have been blown onto land in a severe Nor'easter. Readers are introduced to Chesterton's cousin, Cousin Otter, who promises to help provide food and shelter to the strange visitors from the sea.
The book is illustrated by Sandwich High School graduates Robyn Whaples and Sasha Rudyakov.
Book price $11.95 |
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Book Club Discussion:
Orhan's Inheritance
Tuesday, February 16
7pm
Author Aline Oranesian will join us by phone!
When Orhan's brilliant and eccentric grandfather, who built a dynasty out of making kilim rugs, is found dead in a vat of dye, Orhan inherits the decades-old business. But his grandfather's will raises more questions than it answers. Kemal has left the family estate to a stranger thousands of miles away, an aging woman in a retirement home in Los Angeles. Her existence and secrecy about her past only deepen the mystery of why Orhan's grandfather would have left their home to this woman rather than to his own family.
Reg. price $15.95, book club price $12.76
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Knitting Club
Always the first Monday of every month
March 7 1-3pm
Come join our lively group of knitters!
No reservations necessary! All levels welcome.
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Save the Date - March 12!
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Kathryn Aalto, Author of
The Natural World of Winnie the Pooh: A Walk Through the Forest that Inspired the Hundred Acre Wood
Saturday, March 12 at 2pm
Heritage Museums & Gardens
 Join us at Heritage Museums & Gardens to discover the real world of Winnie-the-Pooh!
We are delighted to welcome author, landscape designer and historian Kathryn Aalto as she talks about her new book, The Natural World of Winnie-the-Pooh, which explores the magical landscapes where Winnie the Pooh and his friends live and play.
The Hundred Acre Wood was inspired by Ashdown Forest, a 6,000 acre wildlife haven in southeast England. You will discover how Milne's childhood connection with nature and his role as a father influenced his famous stories, and how his close collaboration with illustrator E. H. Shepard brought those stories to life. This charming book also serves as a guide to the plants, animals, and places of the remarkable Ashdown Forest. In a delightful narrative, enriched with Shepard's original illustrations, hundreds of color photographs, and Milne's own words, you will rediscover your favorite characters and the magical place they called home.
The talk will be followed by a book signing, light refreshments, and an opportunity to explore the Heritage gardens so that all can be inspired by the same types of trees and landscapes found here as in Ashdown forest.
Admission: $8 for Museum Members, $10 Non-Members payable at the museum on the day of the event. The fee is for admission to the talk and also to the museum gardens. Reservations are not required. |
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Save the Date - April 28!
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Meet us at Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge for a guided tour by author Stephen Kendrick on April 28!
More information about tickets, times, etc. will be available soon on our website and in our March newsletter.
 The Lively Place; Mount Auburn Cemetery, and its Revolutionary and Literary Residents by Stephen Kendrick (April 5)
The story of one of the Boston area's most famous attractions, the Mount Auburn Cemetery, and how its founders and "residents" have influenced American culture.
In The Lively Place, Stephen Kendrick celebrates this vital piece of our nation's history, as he tells the story of Mt. Auburn's founding, its legacy, and the many influential Americans interred there, from religious leaders to abolitionists, poets, and reformers.
 Stephen Kendrick is senior minister at the First and Second Unitarian Universalist Churches in Boston. He is the author of Holy Clues: The Gospel According to Sherlock Holmes Sarah's Long Walk: The Free Blacks of Boston and How Their Struggles for Equality Changed America, and Douglass and Lincoln: How a Revolutionary Black Leader and a Reluctant Liberator Struggled to End Slavery and Save the Union.
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 Georgia: a Novel of Georgia O'Keeffe by Dawn TrippFrom Vicky: Georgia is as stunningly beautiful as the artwork that inspired it. With amazing insight, Tripp captures the personal and artistic relationships between two difficult, brilliant, and complex people: the artist Georgia O'Keeffe and her husband, photographer Alfred Stieglitz. This is an incredible read from beginning to end and a book that begs to be discussed! (Available Feb. 9) Reg price $28.00, our price $22.40
 The Arrangement by Ashley WarlickSet in California, France, and the Swiss Alps, The Arrangement is a sensual and completely enveloping novel about writer MFK Fisher, her husband, and the man she left him for. Fascinating, fun, powerful, and heart breaking! (available Feb. 9) Reg. price $25.95, our price $20.76
 Breaking Wild by Diane Les BecquetsFrom Kathy: I loved this book!! Set in the spectacular wilderness of northwestern Colorado, elk-hunter Amy Raye Latour goes missing in a snowstorm at the beginning of winter. A search-and-rescue operation is organized and ranger Pru Hathaway and her rescue dog go to look for the missing woman. With alternating chapters focusing on each woman, Les Becquets spins a thrilling story about two strong female characters whose resourcefulness and determination help them tackle incredible adversity. Breaking Wild will keep you up late into the night to reach the suspenseful ending! (Available Feb. 9) Reg. price $25.95, our price $20.76
 The Portable Veblen by Elizabeth McKenzieThis is a fun, quirky, interesting novel! The main character is named for 20th century economist Thorstein Veblen who coined the term "conspicuous consumption". Free spirit Veblen is engaged to brilliant neurologist Paul. Their engagement is threatened by each of their dysfunctional families, Paul's being courted by the Department of Defense, and the puzzling behavior of one really cute squirrel.
Reg. price $25.95, our price $20.76
 Orphan X: A Novel by Gregg HurwitzFrom Kathy: Get ready for an exciting new thriller series!
The Orphan Program is a secret government program that takes children and turns them into sanctioned lethal assassins. Evan Smoak is one of at least 23 other of these orphan assassins. After breaking away from the program as an adult, Evan works secretly as "the Nowhere Man." His mission is to secretly help people when they have nowhere else to turn.
The human side of Smoak makes this thriller top- notch. The reader truly cares what happens to him along with the people he cares about and those he's trying to save in the midst of the mayhem.
Reg. price $25.99, our price $20.79
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New Fiction in Paperback:
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The  Readers of Broken Wheel Recommend
Broken Wheel, Iowa, has never seen anyone like Sara, who traveled all the way from Sweden just to meet her book-loving pen pal, Amy. When she arrives, however, she discovers that her pen pal has just died. The residents of Broken Wheel are happy to look after their bewildered visitor--there's not much else to do in a dying small town that's almost beyond repair. Sara decides to stay in Broken Wheel and use Amy's books to open a small bookstore in town.
If you're in the mood for a sweet novel about friendship, books, community, and love, this is the book for you! Snuggle up with in a quilt with a cup of tea and enjoy! (Also you can enter a related Sweepstakes! Click here for details) $16.99
 A Little Life
From Kathy: I found this novel engrossing, disturbing, and powerful, with an incredibly damaged and beautiful main character.
The narrative follows the lives of four friends, Malcolm, Willem, JB, and Jude, in New York City after they have graduated from college. Malcolm is a struggling architect from a wealthy family of biracial parentage who still lives at home, JB is a painter of Haitian descent, Willem is an actor whose parents were Danish and Swedish, Jude is of ambiguous ethnic origins and works as a lawyer. While the four friends are all close, Willem and Jude are especially so, in part because they are both orphaned, have no money and move in to a small one bedroom apartment that is all that they can afford.
Over the decades, their relationships deepen and darken, tinged by addiction, success, and pride. Yet their greatest challenge is Jude: by midlife he is a talented litigator yet an increasingly broken man, his mind and body scarred by an unspeakable childhood, haunted by trauma.
A powerful read that will stay with me forever. $17.00
 Outline by Rachel Cusk
Rachel Cusk's Outline is a novel in ten conversations. Spare and stark, it follows a novelist teaching a course in creative writing during a very hot summer in Athens. She leads her students in storytelling exercises and meets other visiting writers for dinners and conversation. She goes swimming with an elderly Greek bachelor. The people she meets tell her everything about themselves: their fantasies, anxieties, regrets, and longings. Through these conversations, the reader comes to learn the novelist's own story - of a woman learning to face a great loss. (Available Feb. 9) $16.00
 Tiny Little Thing
In the summer of 1966, Christina Hardcastle,"Tiny" to her illustrious family, stands on the brink of a breathtaking future. She's been raised to marry a man destined for leadership, and with her elegance and impeccable style, she presents a perfect camera-ready image in the dawning age of television politics. She and her husband Frank make the ultimate power couple: intelligent, rich, and impossibly attractive. It seems nothing can stop Frank from rising to national office, and he's got his sights set on a senate seat in November.
But as the season gets underway at the family estate on Cape Cod, Tiny struggles to maintain the glossy façade on which the Hardcastle family's ambitions are built and begins to suspect that Frank is hiding a reckless entanglement of his own...one that may unravel both her own ordered life and her husband's promising career. $16.00
 A Touch of Stardust by Kate Alcott
A coming of age story mixed with old Hollywood fun - yes, please! Readers get to go back in time to old Hollywood and be there as the movie "Gone With the Wind" is being made, following the inside scoop of the relationship between Clark Gable and Carole Lombard. You'll find yourself wanting to watch "Gone With the Wind" again after you read A Touch of Stardust!
$15.00
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 The Twelfth Knight; a Mother's Story by Susan Hayes
On Christmas Eve, Sandwich High School student Jeff Hayes returned home from hockey practice, approached his mother, and uttered these life-changing words: "Mom, I think I have a tumor in my leg."
Jeff was diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma, a rare and deadly form of bone cancer. Eventually, the disease would end his life, but to focus on his death is to miss the beauty of his life; it is to miss the countless lives he touched; his community rallying around him; his love of hockey and the kindness of the Boston Bruins.
Twelfth Knight is a wonderful story, beautifully told through a mother's eyes. Susan recounts clinical settings amid memories of Jeff's youth with flashbacks of her own childhood growing up in a large Boston family. The story is told in the same manner in which Jeff lived his life-with courage, compassion, humor, and gratitude.
$24.99
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 The Road to Little Dribbling; Adventures of an American in Britian by Bill Bryson
Twenty years after Notes From a Small Island, Bryson revisits the places he wrote about to see what has changed. The resulting book is great fun, full of stories and reminiscences. It is a history of a love affair, the very special relationship between Bryson and Britain. You are in for a real treat when you open this book! $28.95 (We have a limited number of signed copies!)
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 In Other Words by Jhumpa Lahiri
When Lahiri (Interpreter of Maladies, The Namesake, Unaccustomed Earth, and The Lowland) was a girl, her family left Calcutta for America, where she spoke Bengali at home and English everywhere else. She fell in love with Italian as a graduate student, but never achieved fluency. So she decided to move to Rome with her husband and young children so that she could live and breathe Italian. Lahiri writes perceptively about being a linguistic pilgrim and her first attempt to write in Italian. A revealing and involving autobiography about language and the self, creativity, risk, and metamorphosis. Fascinating! (Available Feb. 9) $26.95
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 On My Own by Diane Rehm
On My Own is the deeply felt and thoughtfully written account of the illness and death of U.S. State Department attorney John Rehm, and of the first year of widowhood for his wife, Diane Rehm. The author, host of the nationally syndicated "Diane Rehm Show," writes candidly about her husband's decision to die when Parkinson's disease had deprived him of the ability to "in any way care for himself on his own," and his frustration at the discovery that in the state of Maryland his doctor could not assist him in dying. $23.95
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 A Passion for Leadership: Lessons on Change and Reform from Fifty Years of Public Service by Robert Gates
Informative, entertaining, and useful - Former Secretary of Defense Gates's real-life examples show a side of bureaucracy and of upper-level leadership not often revealed to the public. $27.95 |
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Children's Picture Books:
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 When Spring Comes by Kevin Henkes and Laura Dronzek
Before spring comes, the trees are dark sticks, the grass is brown, and the ground is covered in snow. But if you wait, leaves unfurl and flowers blossom, the grass turns green, and the mounds of snow shrink and shrink. Spring brings baby birds, sprouting seeds, rain and mud, and puddles. You can feel it and smell it and hear it-and you can read it in this beautifully written and illustrated picture book! (Available Feb. 9) $17.99
 My Dog's a Chicken by Susan by Susan Montanari
Lula Mae wants a puppy, but times are hard and she'll just have to make do. Her family has plenty of chickens, so she decides maybe a chicken can be a dog, and names her Pookie.
Readers will cheer for plucky Lula Mae and giggle over her beloved Pookie, who quite unknowingly saves the day. (Available Feb. 9) $16.99
 Stina by Lani Yamamoto
This exquisitely illustrated book is a new staff favorite for young and old! Stina, who lives in Iceland, does not like the cold. Even in summer she never goes out without tights and socks. When winter comes, she hides inside, knits, and invents ingenious devices to protect her from the slightest chill. One extremely cold day, when Stina has retreated under her thick down comforter and fallen into a deep sleep, she is awakened by a pounding at the door. When she opens it, two children tumble in, blown by the icy wind, but they aren't cold - they're warm from playing outside! Finally, Stina learns that nothing can keep you as warm as friendship.
With its cloth cover and Stina's clever instructions for knitting without needles (what are fingers for, after all?), plus a recipe for hot chocolate, this is the perfect book for cold winter days. $17.95
 Miss Moon: Wise Words From a Dog Governess by Janet Hill
Miss Wilhelmina Moon is a dog governess. At her first placement, on a small island off the coast of France, her new charges - sixty-seven dogs of all shapes, sizes and colors - run wild. But armed with patience and a passion for teaching, as well as her companions, Mitford the monkey and Petunia the French bulldog, Miss Moon soon imparts twenty important lessons to her furry brood. Some are practical, some are playful, one or two are a little unusual, but all are necessary for the raising of happy, healthy and well-mannered dogs (and humans). $17.99
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Pax by Sarah Pennypacker
From award-winning author Sara Pennypacker comes a beautifully wrought, utterly compelling novel about the powerful relationship between a boy and his fox. You will want to read this with your child.
Pax and Peter have been inseparable ever since Peter rescued him as a kit. But one day, the unimaginable happens: Peter's dad enlists in the military and makes Peter return the fox to the wild.
Sent to his grandfather's house 300 miles away, Peter knows he isn't where he should be-with Pax. He strikes out on his own despite the encroaching war between two unnamed countries, spurred by love, loyalty, and grief, to be reunited with his fox.
Meanwhile Pax, steadfastly waiting for his boy, embarks on adventures and discoveries of his own. $16.99 (Ages 9-13)
 The Hero Two Doors Down by Sharon Robinson
Steven Satlow is an eight-year-old boy living in Brooklyn, New York, which means he only cares about one thing-the Dodgers. Steve and his father spend hours reading the sports pages and listening to games on the radio. Aside from an occasional run-in with his teacher, life is pretty simple for Steve.
But then Steve hears a rumor that an African American family is moving to his all-Jewish neighborhood. It's 1948 and some of his neighbors are against it. His hero, Jackie Robinson, broke the color barrier in baseball the year before.
Then it happens--Steve's new neighbor is none other than Jackie Robinson! Steve is beyond excited about living two doors down from the Robinson family. He can't wait to meet Jackie. This is going to be the best baseball season yet! How many kids ever get to become friends with their hero? Written by Jackie Robinson's daughter, this is based on a true story. $16.99 (Ages 8-12) |
 The First Step: How One Girl Put Segregation on the Map by Susan E. Goodman. Illustrated by E. B. Lewis
From Vicky: This is a beautifully written, exquisitely illustrated picture book which tells the remarkable true story of four year old Sarah Roberts, a young African American girl in Boston in 1847. Sarah attended a school with white students in her neighborhood. One day, she was taken by police from school and was told that she was not allowed to attend the neighborhood school. Her parents hired a lawyer and the case was heard in the Massachusetts Supreme Court. This was the very first legal case to challenge segregated schools in the United States. Though Sarah and her family lost the case, it was a remarkable "first step" toward desegregation, and the book ends with the case of Brown v Board of Education just over 100 years later.
A remarkably well told story, written clearly and sensitively for children. There is so much to talk about and the author includes a timeline and other excellent resources and notes at the end of the book. (Ages 6-10) $17.99
 Smithsonian: The Moon
What is the moon? Where did it come from? What's it made of?
Find out in this lively level 4 reader! We love the layout and illustrations in this series of books. $3.99
 Lego Minifigures Mash-Up
Should a ninja wear a pirate hat? Should the pirate wear a police badge? It's all up to you in this new sticker collection! So awesome!!
$12.99
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 Salt to the Sea by Ruth Sepetys
January, 1945: the Russians are pushing the Germans slowly back towards Berlin. Millions of refugees are on the move, running from the Red Army. With the front moving faster than people can walk, however, escape routes are dwindling. Joana, Emilia, and Florian end up together in a small refugee group, desperately trying to reach Gotenhafen and one of the few ships that can take them to safety. Alfred, meanwhile, is a new sailor manning one of these escape ships, the Wilhelm Gustloff. This well-researched historical novel sheds light on a terrible period in history and personalizes many of the issues that afflicted Europe during the Second World War, and in particular the horrifying sinking of the Wilhelm Gustloff near the end of the war. Fans of World War II stories will appreciate this tale of tragedy and survival. $18.99 (Ages 13-17)
 An Ember in the Ashes by Sabaa Tahir
An Ember in the Ashes is a page-turner set in a fantasy world in which a Martial elite rules through fear and brutality. It tells the story of Laia, a slave girl who will risk everything to save her captive brother; and of Elias, a young man raised to become a Martial, and whose only desire is to be free from the destiny of violence awaiting him. The interlacing narratives explore themes such as oppression, suffering, the meaning of freedom and its cost.
(Available Feb. 9) paperback $11.99 (Ages 15 to adult)
 True North by K.R.Conway
Seventeen-year-old Eila Walker, last survivor of the deadly Lunaterra race, finds herself at the mercy of a power-hungry enemy as she and her band of dedicated fighters are drawn into the decadent underworld of the Mortis, where lies become truths and allies become killers. This is the third book in the award-winning Undertow Series written by Cape Cod author K. R. Conway.
(Available Feb. 8) $15.95
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 In Store Pick-Up!
Don't forget! If you want to be extra sure that a copy of a book mentioned in the newsletter is available when you come to the store, please call us or simply click on the book photo. Use that link to order a copy of the book for "In Store Pick Up". No credit card needed! We will then hold a copy of the book for you. If it's not in the store we can usually have it here in 2-4 days.
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