Salutations!
 Br'er
Groundhog is ready.
Are you ready?
Br'er Groundhog is ready.
Better get a good book, just in case.*
Exciting
recent acquisitions
- Complete set of Nancy Drew in 1970s yellow-spine
editions
- Small books on big ideas: the Wooden Books series
including Sacred Geometry
- Henry Pitz' 1965 monograph on illustrator Howard Pyle
- Complete 16-volume set of The Children's Hour,
1953
- *The Happy Hocky Family:
perfect adult
entertainment posing as a children's book
- towering, turning, leaning stacks of science fiction in
the window
- Salutations recyled and reclaimed hand-made cards
- more recent trade paperback fiction than Punxsutawney
Phil can shake a stick at
Booksigning
 Emanuel
Carpenter, Where is the Love
Saturday, February 4, 1-3pm
Local author Emanuel Carpenter will sign his new book about the
fragility of relationships. In his new novel, a bitter sales manager
on
the verge of his second divorce remembers his numerous sexual exploits
and relationships while searching for some soul, peace, trust, and
eventually, love. Carpenter is a cum laude graduate of Capital
University and has been published by Little, Brown and Company, Bylines
Publishing, and the Midwest Book Review. Refreshments, prizes, and
Er'l Lumpkin's hand-painted bookmarks, too.
In Concert
 Singer/songwriter
Amy Steinberg
Saturday, February 11, 8pm
Back by popular demand, Amy Steinberg brings her original music and poetry to the intimate LitArts room
at Loganberry
Books. Combining a sassy sensibility with a loquacious
socio-political and spiritual awareness, Amy brings forth an energy
fresh and solid. Tickets: $12 advance and $15 at the door.
Stump
the Bookseller Selection of the month
 G298: girl
makes beautiful hats for dolls
A book I read long ago was about
a young girl who became entranced with the lovely hats in the window of
a millinery shop. The shop owner taught the girl her art/craft. There
was a lot of detailed description about straw, felt, feathers, veiling,
ribbons and such; various millinery styles; and the process of making
hats. The girl began making doll-sized hats and created such lovely
ones that people placed special orders, and even famous ladies asked
her to make doll hats. I believe the shop owner displayed the tiny
ones in the window along with her own.
Annex Gallery
 Guild of Nature Artists: Flora and Fauna
Opening Reception: Friday, February 3, 6-8pm
Show: February 3-27
Artists associated with the Cleveland Museum of Natural History
will display their various artwork of flora and fauna in a range of
styles and media. Come meet the artists and enjoy the natural world as
seen by naturalists, nature afficionados and local artists.
Friends
coupon
 Thanks for
reading the Loganberry Newsletter!
Print this email newsletter, and bring it in for 10% off any books
purchased during the month of February, 2006. Limit one per customer,
non-transferrable, no
other discounts apply. Enjoy!
I hope to see you browsing at Loganberry soon!
peace,
Harriett
Loganberry Books
13015 Larchmere Boulevard; Shaker Heights,
Ohio 44120; 216.795.9800
Monday-Saturday 10am-6pm
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