Meet a Bookseller: Harry Jahnke
It’s Meet a Bookseller Monday, and today we’re proud to introduce Harry Jahnke, bookseller at the Country Bookshelf in Bozeman, Montana.
It’s Meet a Bookseller Monday, and today we’re proud to introduce Harry Jahnke, bookseller at the Country Bookshelf in Bozeman, Montana.
Happy Meet a Bookseller Monday! Today we’re proud to introduce Jill Blanchette, bookseller at Bank Square Books in Mystic, Connecticut.
Happy Monday! We’re excited to introduce bookseller Melissa Fox from Libro.fm partner store Watermark Books & Cafe.
Today is Meet a Bookseller Monday, and we’re proud to introduce bookseller Ryan Elizabeth Clark of Gibson’s Bookstore in Concord, New Hampshire.
Happy Meet a Bookseller Monday! We’re excited to introduce bookseller Nathaniel Hattrick of Ballast Book Company in Bremerton, Washington
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Emma Copley Eisenberg told us about how her own experiences in Pocahontas County came through as she wrote, her experience narrating the audiobook, and some of her own favorite listens.