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03.14.10: Dennis Tedlock - 2000 Years of Mayan Literature(3 days)
03.16.10: Anthony Brandt - The Man Who Ate His Boots(5 days)
03.20.10: Fundraising for Haiti(9 days)
03.21.10: Samaritans Panel & Desert Found Art(10 days)
03.23.10: Steven Clevenger - America's First Warriors(12 days)
03.27.10: Jan Brett - The Easter Egg(16 days)

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Bookworks hosts a number of events both in and out of store monthly - keep up with us by joining our mailing list for a weekly summary of all events!

Interested in booking an event? Send an email with a brief proposal (including a summary of the book, presentation, expected audience, and attendance estimate) to Rebecca Langton, our events coordinator, at events@bkwrks.com.

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New Releases This Month


The Brightest Star in the Sky (Hardcover) By Marian Keyes $26.95 Keyes delivers a dizzying vertical view of the mismatched, mixed-up tenants of Dublin's 66 Star Street, friends and lovers who grow up, grow old and give way to their heart currents with help from a puckish sprite. This multitiered saga of Dubliners searching for the brightest star in the sky... the planet of love straddles slapstick and sophistication in an engaging balancing act both giddy and grand.

The Brightest Star in the Sky (Hardcover)

By Marian Keyes

$26.95

Keyes delivers a dizzying vertical view of the mismatched, mixed-up tenants of Dublin's 66 Star Street, friends and lovers who grow up, grow old and give way to their heart currents with help from a puckish sprite. This multitiered saga of Dubliners searching for the brightest star in the sky... the planet of love straddles slapstick and sophistication in an engaging balancing act both giddy and grand.

Indie Next List Great Reads - in eBooks

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The Help (Hardcover) By Kathryn Stockett $24.95 The Help is a glorious first novel, set in Mississippi in the 1960s. An appealing protagonist who yearns to be a writer interviews a dozen black maids who work for the families of her friends. Juxtaposed with King's fateful march, history in the making and the changing South and a changing America are beautifully portrayed. Like the Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society, which I also highly recommend, the plucky writer and the people she befriends transcends what at first seems like a tough subject for an upbeat charming book.

The Help (Hardcover)

By Kathryn Stockett

$24.95

The Help is a glorious first novel, set in Mississippi in the 1960s. An appealing protagonist who yearns to be a writer interviews a dozen black maids who work for the families of her friends. Juxtaposed with King's fateful march, history in the making and the changing South and a changing America are beautifully portrayed. Like the Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society, which I also highly recommend, the plucky writer and the people she befriends transcends what at first seems like a tough subject for an upbeat charming book.

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