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Schuler Books Pick of the Month is a Timeless Thriller With Modern Relevance
Cormac McCarthy’s No Country for Old Men remains a powerful, timely novel about human nature, morality and the consequences of violence. No Country for Old Men, a novel written by Cormac McCarthy and published in 2005, follows three main characters (Llewelyn Moss, Sheriff Ed Tom Bell and Anton Chigurh) through the landscape of West Texas in the 1980s.
Was Shakespeare Really Emilia Bassano? Jodi Picoult Explores a Literary Mystery
By Any Other Name tells the intertwined stories of a modern woman and her 16th-century ancestor, Emilia Bassano, raising provocative questions about authorship, gender, and literary history. The controversy surrounding the authorship of works attributed to William Shakespeare has been debated for many years.
Christopher Paolini to host book signing in Grand Rapids next month
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Christopher Paolini is coming to Grand Rapids next month! The bestselling author of Eragon and To Sleep in a Sea of Stars is scheduled to appear for a book signing at Schuler Books on Oct. 15 for the release of Murtagh: Deluxe Edition. Tickets must be purchased online. The event begins at 6 p.m. Murtagh follows the eponymous character and his dragon, Thorn, in exile following the events of The Inheritance Cycle.
Who We Are Now with Lauryn Chamberlain
Former Michigander Lauren Chamberlain is back with her second book! Welcome her and find a new read perfect for readers who adore tales of friendship, explorations of the second coming of age moment that arrives in our thirties, and fans of Meg Wolitzer’s The Interestings or Dolly Alderton’s Ghosts. This event is free to attend. However it helps us in planning to receive your RSVP. About the Book: Four friends. Fifteen years.
Wine People Virtual Conversation with Michelle Wildgen and Kelly Hooker
Love wine? Grab a glass and join us for this intoxicating virtual event when Michigan Bookstagrammer Kelly Hooker talks with author Michelle Wildgen about her new book Wine People; a Time Magazine "25 New Books You Need to Read This Summer!" This event is free to attend. However it helps us in planning to receive your RSVP.
Schuler Books’ Summer Reading Recommendations
The Digger and the Butterfly Type: Picture Book Digger makes another friend (The Digger & The Flower and The Digger & The Duckling are FAVORITE storytime books). This time a caterpillar! – Christina Gustav is Missing Type: Book A story about the touching friendship between Little Cap (a mushroom) and Gustav (a slug). This one will tug at your heartstrings! – Christina Select Type: Intermediate Reader Select is one of those wonderful books that once started it’s difficult to put down.
Alice Cooper @ 75 with Gary Graff
Experience the extraordinary life of the godfather of shock rock, Detroit born musician Alice Cooper, when award-winning music journalist Gary Graff joins us in West Bloomfield! This event is free to attend. However it helps us in planning to receive your RSVP. About the Book: In this exquisitely produced book, experience the extraordinary life and career of the original “shock rocker” through 75 key releases and events.
Spring Reading Recommendations From Schuler Books
As the weather starts to warm and the flowers start to bloom, the days of taking a good book to read on the porch become closer and closer. There is something so magical about the first days of spring, bringing hope and excitement. To help us figure out what book to read next, Schuler Books provided their recommendations on their favorite spring reads.
Happy Money Happy Life With Jason Vitug
Do you struggle with your relationship to money? Do you want to live a more experiential and purposeful life? Join us for our event with Jason Vitug in partnership with the Lake Trust Credit Union to learn how to transform your relationship with money into one that powers true wellbeing. This event is free to attend. However it helps us in planning to receive your RSVP. About the Book Transform your relationship with money into one that powers true wellbeing.
Author Meryl Wilsner
MERYL WILSNER writes happily ever afters for queer folks who love women. They are the author of SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT and MISTAKES WERE MADE. Born in Michigan, Meryl lived in Portland, Oregon and Jackson, Mississippi before returning to the Mitten State. Some of Meryl's favorite things include: all four seasons, button down shirts, the way giraffes run, and their wife.
Sister, Maiden, Monster Book Event with Lucy A. Snyder
Calling all horror lovers! Join Bram Stoker Award-winning Midwest author Lucy A. Snyder when she presents her new book Sister, Maiden, Monster in Okemos. This event is free to attend. However it helps us in planning to receive your RSVP.
Galley Talk: Week of 7/25/11
In The Family Fang (Ecco, Aug.), Kevin Wilson presents a slyly hilarious novel that's part social satire, part detective story, and part just plain good storytelling. Wilson's debut novels tells of two performance artists, Caleb and Camille Fang, who marry, have kids, and involve their children in their boundary-pushing art. Now adults, Annie and Buster Fang have difficulties; the disappearance of their parents is just one of them.
Galley Talk: Week of 6/13/2011: Stories for Nighttime and Some for the Day
Ben Loory's debut collection, Stories for Nighttime and Some for the Day (Penguin, July), is a rich gathering: nightmares, dreams, and those things you see from the corner of your eye all populate this book. Bite-size but with both disconcerting and wondrous scope, it was hard to put down and had to ration the stories, preventing myself from rushing to the end.
Galley Talk: The Expats by Chris Pavone
I hate when life interferes with my reading, but I was finally able to read Chris Pavone’s The Expats (Crown, Mar.). In my early days as a mystery junkie, I read a lot of spy novels—Ludlum, le Carré, etc.—so I feel qualified to say I loved this debut. The intricate plotting and use of alternating time lines propelled me through the clever story line, while the immersion into the covert world had the feel of an insider’s view.
Schuler Books’ Holiday Book Recommendations
Ann Arbor’s Schuler Books has gathered a list of holiday books that they recommend for children. This list includes festive literature that will keep children reading throughout the holiday season. My all-time favorite of the season! A classic and a joy to read aloud! – Christina A cat and dog save this Hunukkah celebration! A classic that has recently been reissued.
Schuler Books’ December Reading Recommendations for Kids
Ann Arbor’s Schuler Books has gathered its updated list, for December, of books they would recommend for children and young adults. These lists provide ideas for all ages and help to provide some fresh literature choices to inspire your kids to read.
Schuler Books Recommended Reads for Kids
Ann Arbor’s Schuler Books has gathered its updated list of children’s books they’d recommend. These lists provide ideas for all ages and help to provide some fresh literature choices to inspire your kids to read. Book: Little Mole Goes To School Type: Picture Book Book: https://www.nicolasbooks.com/book/9781506478593 Description: We are all anxious about new settings, new people … but as Little Mole shows us, we all have special gifts.
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