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Espresso Book Machine
East Lansing native Josie Bloss promoted the release of her new young adult book Albatross to
a full house of friends, family and fans on March 1 at our Lansing
store.
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| East Lansing native Josie Bloss promoted the release of her new young adult book Albatross to
a full house of friends, family and fans on March 1 at our Lansing
store. Bloss had visited the store in 2008 to promote her debut novel Band Geek Love, and we were thrilled to have her back for her third book! |
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 Hometown press columnist Tom Rademacher excites a crowd at Schuler Books, Alpine!
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 January's poetry event at our Downtown Grand Rapids location was a huge
success! Featured poets were Greg Bliss and Katherin Marty. |
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 Jeff Kagan wowed a full house of families at his holiday break concert
at Schuler Books on 28th St. on December 30th! Join us next year during
his return visit! |
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 Open Hand Studios & photographer Jeff DeKock presented their new book, Faces of Dignity, in the Schuler 28th St. Studio. Faces of Dignity is a collection of photographs and cultural stories from around the world, with over 100 full color photos by Jeff DeKock and 14 accompanying tales by Paul Christians and Jeff DeKock. Faces of Dignity is about taking a different look at poverty issues by finding and celebrating human dignity even in the most unexpected places. |
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 Hometown press columnist Tom Rademacher excites a crowd at Schuler Books!
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 Local Greenville press columnist Maureen Burns shared her views on life through her weekly writings compiled in her new book, Looking and Laughing at Life, with a full studio of fans in December 2009. |
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 The Studio at Schuler Books & Music 28th St. was graced by Her
Majesty of Cakes, Anne Byrn. She enlightened many of her fans with a
discussion of her book The Cake Mix Doctor Returns.
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 Knitting Goddess Susan B. Anderson stopped to Grand Rapids on her
national tour to promote her newest of the Itty-Bitty series books, Itty-Bitty Toys!
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 On Wednesday, November 3, Schuler Books unveiled its new Espresso Book
Machine (EBM) at our 28th St. location. Pierre, the EBM's Chief
Operator, tells onlookers about the process of creating a book "on
demand". The audience was wowed by the state-of-the-art technology here
in our own city. Our EBM is one of only 6 in the country! |
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 November 2 was a busy night at Schuler Books (28th St. location). David Livermore presented his new book, Leading with Cultural Intelligence. Over 100 people upped their "CQ" and learned tips for traveling abroad.
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 Mardi Link came back to Schuler Books & Music in Okemos to talk about her newest book, Isadore's Secret,
another true-crime book taking on a mesterious Michigan murder. As
always, Mardi gave a wonderful and infomative talk and answered lots
and lots of questions!
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 Rick Yancey gave a talk recently at Schuler Books & Music in Okemos
and had a group of his fans convinced there was truth to the story
behind his latest book The Monstrumologist!
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 Sci-Fi author Jim Hines showcased his new fairytale adaptations, The
Mermaid's Madness and The Stepsister Scheme at the Alpine Ave. Schuler
Books in October.
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 "The First Annual Zombie Party" held at Schuler of Lansing on October
27 was a huge hit! With a Zombie Dance Party in the Chapbook Cafe, a
Zombie Gaming Area, Zombie film screening and the unveiling of the
Zombie Darkroom Pin-up Photos by Lansing photographer Jena Mcshane,
there was something for everyone who loves Zombies! It all culminated
in the costume contest, which was won by Kerry Cripe for a fabulously
gory zombie get-up, but high marks were earned by the Mr. and Mrs.
Darcy Zombie couple and the "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" Jane
Austen Zombie, as well as Bobble- headed Zombies and even Zombie
Princesses!
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 Young Adult author Amy Huntley was on site at our Alpine Ave. location
for an exciting talk and booksigning in the studio. Fans of all ages
came to greet her!
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Upcoming events
- Japanese Conversation group meets (Alpine Ave.)(4 hours)
- The LCC Science Department presents Cafe Scientifique (Eastwood)(1 day)
- Young Adult Encore: Pizza Party for Carrie Ryan (Eastwood)(2 days)
- Go (Japanese Strategy Game) Group meets in the Cafe! (Alpine Ave.)(2 days)
- Women in Science Monthly Book Club Meeting (Eastwood)(2 days)
- The Chapbook Cafe presents Bananagrams Night! (Eastwood)(3 days)
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