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About Christine
I own a new, independent bookstore in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn, NY. I sell adult books and stationery along with a huge selection of children's books. I love hand-selling my favorite children's titles and the families in the neighborhood seem to love that personal approach. I hope to do lots of great children's events in my soon-to-be-completed lower level event space, including reading... More
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| 5/29/2011 | Update Your RSS Feeds! (0 Comments )
As you may have noticed, this blog has been quiet for a while. The reason is not that we don’t have anything to say — on the contrary! We’ve been testing out Tumblr, and we’re so happy with it that we’re moving there to... Read the rest of this post |
| 12/27/2010 | In Conversation With: Caroline Leavitt (0 Comments )
 Caroline Leavitt’s new novel, Pictures of You, explores the aftermath of a terrible accident in which a woman named April is killed. As her young son Sam and husband Charlie try to pick up the pieces of their lives, the photographer, Isabelle,... Read the rest of this post |
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Comment by neil salway on 9/6/2007 at 1:43 AM:
Looks to me.....like a good excuse to come visit NY, good for you.
Looks to me.....like a good excuse to come visit NY, good for you.
Comment by Roy Davenport on 5/8/2007 at 1:52 PM:
Christine, I loved the picture of the "old" store. Just the sort of place I would like to spend hours browsing the books. I travel a lot and I always look for the little independent book stores. You can find some real treasures there. I'm sure you enjoy the new store but often the personality an... more
Thanks for all you're doing for kids! I've watched too many of my friends close their doors in recent times. It's wonderful to know you're out there. I hope I'll be able to visit you there some day.
Monster kisses & Dinohugs,
Deb