Upcoming events
- Off-site: Farmers Market(3 days)
- Monthly Book Club: The Bolter(7 days)
- Monthly Book Club: The Bolter(9 days)
- Off-site: Farmers Market with Bunny Henderson(10 days)
Jan's 2007 List
Nightingales: The Extraordinary Upbringing and Curious Life of Miss Florence Nightingale (Paperback)
Availability: Not Readily Available, please call or email for information
Published: Random House Trade Paperbacks, 09/01/2005
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian (Paperback)
Availability: Readily Available
Published: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, 04/01/2009
Availability: Readily Available
Published: Simon & Schuster, 04/01/2006
Availability: Readily Available
Published: Harper Perennial, 09/01/2009
Little Heathens: Hard Times and High Spirits on an Iowa Farm During the Great Depression (Paperback)
Availability: Readily Available
Published: Bantam, 04/01/2008
The Rules of Survival (Paperback)
Availability: Readily Available
Published: Speak, 03/01/2008
Vegetable Soups from Deborah Madison's Kitchen (Paperback)
Availability: Readily Available
Published: Clarkson Potter, 02/01/2006
How Doctors Think (Paperback)
Availability: Readily Available
Published: Mariner Books, 03/01/2008
Availability: Readily Available
Published: Simon & Schuster, 09/01/2007
Tobacco Road (Paperback)
Availability: Readily Available
Published: University of Georgia Press, 02/01/1995
Visit Us
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.
Directions
Store Information
City of Veils
by Zoe Ferraris
It is rare that a follow-up book is better than the first, but as much
as I really enjoyed Ferraris’ first Saudi Arabia mystery, Finding Nouf,
the second one is even better. The main characters are Nayir, a devout
Muslim desert guide, and Katya, a forensic analyst caught in the dilemma
that is Saudi’s policing system - there is strong disapproval of women
who have jobs, but men are not allowed to interview female suspects or touch
female corpses; there must, therefore, be female police officers and
analysts, but women shouldn’t have jobs… read the rest of Lillian's review.
Bitter in the Mouthby Monique Truong
I have to confess: I may not have read this novel if I hadn’t been invited to meet the author, despite all the great things I heard about Truong’s previous novel, The Book of Salt. I should just tell myself to stop thinking and just start reading because oh, am I glad I am read this! The narrator, Linda, has synesthesia that makes her taste words as she hears and speaks them...read the rest of Tegan's review
