Upcoming events
- Off-site: Farmers Market(7 days)
- Monthly Book Club: The Bolter(11 days)
- Monthly Book Club: The Bolter(13 days)
- Off-site: Farmers Market with Bunny Henderson(14 days)
Off-site: Farmers Market with Bill Thorness
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Visit Queen Anne Books at the Farmers Market at West Crockett between Queen Anne Ave and 1st West (near Pasta & Co).
Meet Bill Thorness, author of Edible Heirlooms and Biking Puget Sound, at our booth from 5:00- 6:00 on Thursday July 8.
This year, Queen Anne Books will have a booth all season long (Thursdays May 20th to October 7th, from 3:00pm to 7:00pm). Look for the blue tent with all the books. We'll take cash, credit card, or checks. We will feature books about food, gardening, and healthy lifestyles.
Special guest authors will visit our booth throughout the season. Be sure to sign up for our email events list or check our calendar frequently for updates about who will be signing and when.
West Crockett between Queen Anne and 1st West
Seattle, Washington 98109-2850
Availability: Readily Available
Published: Mountaineers Books, 04/01/2007
Maps and routes for 50 great (safe) rides in our region.
Availability: Readily Available
Published: Skipstone Press, 10/01/2009
Discover heirloom vegetables that thrive in our climate! Explore the history and diversity of heirloom foods. Bill includes growing tips, resources, and ideas for creating seed exchanges, community gardens and more.
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Queen Anne Books
1811 Queen Anne Ave North
Seattle, WA 98109
Tel: 206-283-5624
qaabooks@qwest.net
Store Hours:Weekdays 10 - 8,
Weekends 10 - 5:30.
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The Lotus Eatersby Tatjana Soli
An amazing debut novel that is so captivating from the first chapter you feel compelled to keep reading. The scene that many of us witnessed in 1975 in Saigon as the last helicopter is lifting off from the roof of the American Embassy is the beginning of the story. The author describes this scene so realistically you can feel the panic and experience the chaos of those trying to get out of Saigon as the city falls to the North Vietnamese... read the rest of Cindy's review.
Blind Descent
by James M. Tabor
Last year I surprised myself by reading a book about ultramarathoning (Born to Run by
Christopher MacDougall) and now I find I am equally surprised to have
read a book which gives me shivers to even think about, Blind Descent by James M. Tabor.
Apparently, for the last couple of decades there has been a race to discover the deepest place on our planet.... read the rest of Patti's review.
