The store already has a whole bunch of programs each month. They have 2 book clubs, called Daytime Book Club and Evening Book Club. They may not be original names, but what a great way to make sure that all of their customers can belong to a book club if they are so inclined. They also have author booksignings (3 authors in January and 5 in February) and Storytime for toddlers and preschoolers (3-4 times each month). And a Reader of the Week along with Staff Recommendations. Plus, I love their website name - www.getyourfaceinabook.com.
You know how I feel about independent bookstores. Every time I come across one, and especially when I learn that it is succeeding, I feel even more optimistic about the future of print books and community bookshops. I am a strong supporter of ebooks and audiobooks (anything that gets people reading), but there's something special about a local independent bookstore.
Tina Ferguson
I've been called everything from courageous to crazy for opening an independent bookstore 12 months ago.
I have been so overwhelmed by the community support we've received! My in-store playlist of favorites includes my staff, our customers and whatever book I've currently got on my nightstand.
Stop in sometime and say hello - Face in a Book is YOUR community bookstore...I am so grateful to be able to share this bright and cozy place with all of you!
- See more at: http://www.getyourfaceinabook.com/about.php#sthash.Dg84kEfa.dpuf
We exist for one simple reason: For the love of books.
Face in a Book is a different kind of bookstore hub for reading enthusiasts and novices alike seeking books on every subject. Located in the heart of Town Center in El Dorado Hills, California, Face in a Book aims to delight readers of all ages. In addition to over 3000 titles to choose from, Face in a Book is your new destination for fun, affordable gifts, greeting cards, stationery, and custom-branded school apparel for any occasion.
The store looks great! Next time I'm up that way, I'll have to visit!
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DeleteLove that name! I always try to support independents when I can, but I also support Barnes & Noble because we need them too. SO I guess you could say that I spread by book money around :)
ReplyDeleteI have to admit that I'm trying to support Village House of Books exclusively. It's a little tough because it's hard to pay full price for a book when you can get it for a lot less through Amazon.
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