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 | a walk through the bookstore |
I love going to the bookstore. What’s not to love, other than the gimmicky children’s books that either a) feature Caillou, or b) play obnoxious music?
If you like the Twilight Saga, look:
They have the Twilight Saga.
If you need a school story, no problem!
They have Where the Wild Things Are. Which I guess might be someone’s commentary on the first week of school.
I just have to remember not to take my eyes off Audrey for even a second, or every chair within walking distance will look like this:
The first time this happened, I thought a store employee had snuck up behind me and filled the chairs with stuffed animals as some kind of interesting display choice. Not so much. Audrey just thinks the “soft friends” prefer chairs to shelves. They don’t care much for personal space, apparently, but chairs: yes.
Who needs personal space when you have the option of a furry butt pressed into your face?
That’s always been my personal philosophy.
Love it! Children are so cute!! And oh how I do love the bookstore! Except I prefer Half Price Books…I can get twice the books for the same price as B&N!
We don’t have half price books around here, but I do scout the other discount stores for books! Books + cheap = good.
well, I think the chair seems more comfortable, sure!
have you read the twilight saga?? Stephenie Meyer lives here, so our local little bookstore is her Champion around town. She is there a lot and has done a lot of talks/signings there. The first time I went, when Twilight had just come out, there were six people there and Stephenie brought her mom with her (just in case no one showed up, she’d have someone to talk to). Not so much anymore, she’s gigantic in the book world. but I think her mom still comes with her, ha ha.
I’m not about to sit on the shelf either, I guess.
I haven’t read the Twilight series, but I do like the big table full of books.
And I would totally bring my mom too. That’s an excellent strategy. Not that she needs a strategy. And not like I have a book. I’m just saying.