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Monday, October 17, 2011

A Rainy Afternoon with the Books

We spent Saturday afternoon in downtown Warren, Pennsylvania and waiting for Emily and Jeremy’s wedding to start, we wandered into a couple nearby bookstores. It. was. heaven. I even got some Christmas shopping done! There is just no place like a bookstore. I could spend my whole life with my nose pressed to the printed page. THIS, people, is why I will NEVER buy an e-reader. Ever. Ever. EVER.

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What about you? What do you love the most about bookstores? And what are you reading lately?

love, elizabeth

10 comments:

  1. I will always love bookstores. I do have a Kindle, but I don't love it as much as I love going to the library. And never will. :)

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  2. Ooh I love the new header..awesome-ness! I have too many books to read!

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  3. I LOVE the smell of the bookstore, not the kind of bookstore that has a coffee bar, just the smell of books! I just finished reading Dean Koontz "By the Light of the Moon".

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  4. OH joy, another book lover...not just printed words but BOOK lover. I love the musty smell of the paper in bookstores...the crinkle of onion skin pages...towering shelves...yesssss!

    And btw...that new header is too too lovely!
    Hugs~

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  5. You and Kyle are so cute together and look like you so enjoy each other's company! I love that! I am reading The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society.... :-)

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  6. Ah! You found Authors!!! I'm so happy-did you also go into the Allegheny Book Mart? It's where I purchase almost every gift I give you. So happy you got to see a little favorite piece of our town while you were here. Love you!!!

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  7. I'm so with you on those e-readers. Not happening. Nuh uH!

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  8. Hands down favorite bookstore thing is my memories of our traipsing through used bookstores in England. The passion you had for finding the "finds"; you and Ben but especially you. Then we would cart all of our precious cargo back to our cottage and read by the electric fire. Nothing beats a lovely old bookstore. New ones are good but...nothing like those old treasure troves, especially in England.

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  9. My sister and I LOVE to read. We go to bookstores every chance we get and even wanted to open one up in our area. Meh. But I don't think there is anyone with out love of books around these parts ):

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  10. That last pic of you is so, so gorgeous.

    And I love every single thing about bookstores. I'd never buy an e-reader either... ICK!

    PS - that note from Kyle in your book was so incredible sweet. I'm so happy you have that kind of love in your life, Elizabeth. :)

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