If you didn’t get a copy of our holiday catalog as an insert in the Dickson Herald, we still have some in the store or you can browse the catalog online. Except for a few backordered titles, all the books in the catalog are currently in stock. Give us a call at (615) 326-0401 to [...]
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We were thrilled to take part in this video, created by Truepix.TV and sponsored by VisitDowntownDickson.com, which explains just what happens when you spend money close to home. For more information on shopping locally and all the businesses featured in this video, check out the orginal post on VisitDowntownDickson.com.
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After a couple of snow-related delays, the Reading Rock Book Club was finally able to vote for books in February for the rest of the year. The list, which includes reading selections through February 2012, can be found here. We have before us a fantastic year of books, with more classics than we’ve ever had in a single [...]
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If you’re a regular reader of the Tennessean, you probably saw this article in Saturday’s edition, which features an interview with yours truly, Laura Hill, the manager and one of the co-owners of Reading Rock Books. The article discusses the possibility of a large online store building a distribution center in Chattanooga. That big store is Amazon and [...]
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We have tons of new gift items in stock this week. Plus, we’ve brought back some old favorites. We have new toys in from Mudpuppy and Melissa & Doug and our journal section has practically doubled. This little notebook had us crying, “Why didn’t we think of that?” It’s like a little black book for keeping [...]
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Part of the nature of selling used books is that your stock comes from all kinds of people, each of whom have a wide variety of tastes and interests. No section in our store is more eclectic (or, at times, bizarre) than Used Nonfiction. Perhaps there’s something to the old saying, “Truth is stranger than fiction.” [...]
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