Posts Tagged: Indie bookstore
Char Reviews ‘Killer Donuts’ And Makes Cookies
Nothing says fall like a trip to a local donut shop for apple cider donuts. Emily and her friends start their day at Killer Donuts by Ginger Bolton with treats in hand, then head into a corn maze b…
Here’s To THREE Years!
I can’t believe I have been here for 3 years. When I first moved to Watertown, you could have told me that I would open a bookstore, and I probably would have tried to correct you, and so, no, I’m …
Dewey Is Back For Another Post
So I’m back. I guess someone found my post interesting, and my lovely human mentioned that I should try another post.
Today we are going to review something we carry in my store…. Yarn. I am a hug…
Dewey Has Something To Say
Hi, to anyone interested… My name is Dewey, and I own a bookstore. My human is making me do this. She thinks that letting humans read what I have to say might be interesting. Personally, I’d rather…
Reviewing ‘Fragile Hopes’
Do you have someone who would do anything for you? For Ivy, it’s her little brother. In Fragile Hopes by Lisina Coney, Ivy works multiple jobs to give Joe everything she never had.
After three yea…
Scones And A Cozy Mystery? What Could Be Better?
The search for belonging challenges everyone—some must fight to find it. In the end, is it a place or the people around you? Nora had to fight to find her perfect place, and now she will fight to k…
3 Boys And A Business! How Do You Read So Much?
People ask me all the time how I get any reading done as a mom of three very busy boys and a full-time business owner. The honest answer is that I make time to read. I won’t sugar quote it. Life is…
Will You Be A Final Girl? Find Out In ‘How To Kill A Guy In Ten Dates’ Review
Romance and horror may seem worlds apart, but both share a central obsession: a person of intense interest. Obsession might sound extreme for a love story, but when you think about it, love is a li…
How Is It Already April? March Reading Recap
This month has been a weird one for me. It started with a slump, so honestly, I just picked up whatever sounded interesting in the moment and stuck with it. So, because of that, I did end up DNF-in…
Alexis Hall With How to Nurture Your Child’s Curiosity and Love of Learning
Parents of young children often notice how natural curiosity in kids can fade under busy schedules, screens, and the pressure to “get ready” for school. The challenge is real: supporting questions,…
Book Club Review Of The Ex-Girlfriend Murder Club
Boyfriends may come and go, but good friendships last. Sometimes, boyfriends introduce you to unexpected people. This happens to Kat Hu in The Ex-Girlfriend Murder Club by Gloria Chao. Kat not only…
February Is Over And Now On To March
Romance was in the air, and books were in hand. I think this month was good! I may not have gone by my TBR at all! Haha. Oops! Also, I unfortunately did DNF another book this month. It was a hockey…
January Over. Bring On February!
What a month it has been. At the start of January, I set myself a TBR of 6 books and then 4 random picks. I read on my Kindle, in physical books, and in audiobooks. This month, however, I listened …
Traveling Storytime
Join us on Monday at Watertown City Hall for Screen Free Monday! Craft, Shop, and listen to a story! from 10-2 pm
Snow Globe Mystery Author Signing!
Join is in store for a Best selling MN author Christine Husom as she signs and chats about her newest release in the Snow Globe series!
From 10-1pm!
