Welcome to the Edmonds Bookshop Web site.

	Located in the heart of downtown Edmonds, Washington, we have a great selection of books for people with all different interests, including the latest in fiction, mystery, biography, and general nonfiction. We also have a great selection of kids' books from picture books to young adult and everything in between.

August 2008. And we are there already! August! The sun is out! No more excuses, or doing it later -- Summer is now -- ready? Go, enjoy!

We can help you with Summer reading lists:

There are always more new books than we can keep up with!
If you haven't seen anything about this one yet, you will. Published June 10th, it's getting rave reviews just about anywhere you can think of:
The Story of Edgar Sawtelle: A Novel by David Wroblewski. We are all looking forward to reading it -- if you have beat us to it -- let us know what you thought!

A few more new titles that we are looking forward to:
August 12: City at the End of Time. Latest from local favorite Greg Bear.

September 20, 2008: At long last! Brisingr (Inheritance, Book 3) by Christopher Paolini. We will be happy to hold one for you.

A couple of our favorites will be out in paperback in the next couple of weeks as well:
8/05. The World Without Us by Alan Weisman.
8/12. Bridge of Sighs, the latest by Richard Russo (Susan thinks it's his best yet!)

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The Edmonds Museum Summer Market gets into full swing and size starting the 5th of July. Fruits, vegetable, flowers, fish, beautiful arts & crafts, and yes, kettle corn. Saturdays from 9am until 3pm through October 4th.

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Summer Concerts in the Park. Sundays, 3 - 4pm at the City Park. (3rd and Pine). For more information and the scheduled performers, see here.

Yes, it's already that time of the summer, again! The Taste of Edmonds is August 8, 9, 10, 2008. Their web site for more information.

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People have been thoroughly enjoying our Book club selections so far this year! Our August choice is The Summer Book by Tove Jansson, introduction by Kathryn Davis, translated from the Swedish by Thomas Teal.

We have picked our book club books for the rest of the year! Check our Book Club page for the list.

 

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Saturday
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Sunday
12 - 5

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