Stop #4 for #IndependentBookstoreDay Seattle Independent Bookstore Day was the Ravenna location of Third Place Books!

We completed our mini Seattle Independent Bookstore Day challenge with stop #5, University Book Store. Lots of fun, many, many steps!!! American Booksellers Association

...and I couldn't let #IndependentBookstoreDay pass without visiting Queen Anne Book Co. It was busy up until closing. I'll be working there tomorrow to stamp some passports and help readers for the second day celebrating Seattle Independent Bookstore Day. #Meetmeatthebookshop American Booksellers Association

Retweet if you’re okay actually with not having your shows for a while if it means the people who write them get paid a fair wage.

The WGA Strike Shirt store is open! 100% net proceeds from all sales go to the Entertainment Community Fund. Let’s do this! wgastrikeshirts.com

For the women whose lives are on the line, and for those who love them.

I made myself a sandwich so delicious, I am sad about finishing it. (It's egg and cheese and guacamole grilled on sourdough.)

Happy birthday, Elliott Bay Book Co.! The world is better because you're in it.

I've been looking forward to visiting Yu & Me Books, but their building had a fire! They have a Recovery Fund and still have their Bookshop presence. Let's help them get through this. gofund.me/fa8c4a15

Young readers in Mississippi now losing access to ALL books via Overdrive & Libby due to book banners. This is absolutely devastating for kids who don't live near physical libraries. bookriot.com/hoopla-overdri…

Next stop on the #kidlit Seattle indie bookstore tour: Queen Anne Book Co! Lots of signed books by local authors, available now! 📚❤️😃J. Anderson Coats Dori Butler

Wonderful romance! Happy couples! Delightful authors! Me! Next week. Online. It's a date!

Folding laundry in the dark, listening to the "Barbie" soundtrack, and eating an ice cream sandwich, as one does during a heatwave. #summer2023

Know what happens to kids who grow up with unfettered access to books? They read. They think critically. And when they have questions or feel uncomfortable, they turn to trusted adults & have conversations that help them grow. Try being that adult instead of banning books.

Oh no-- I can hear a neighbor's smoke alarms going off. Here's hoping it's just their least favorite part of the Thanksgiving meal that got a bit too much heat.