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September 2011 Indie Next List
Out now, the Indie Next List for September!
Watch Elizabeth Letts discuss the true story of her new nonfiction title The Eighty-Dolar Champion.
And there are more videos for this month's titles for Erin Morgenstern's The Night Circus, The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh, Jussi Adler-Olsen's The Keeper of Lost Causes, and Remembering the Music, Forgetting the Words, a memoir of Alzheimer's by Kate Whouley.
From NPR, hear reviews of Justin Torres' novel We The Animals, and The Leftovers, the new novel from Tom Perrotta.
Explore new titles in depth and discuss with friends by digging into ReadingGroupChoices.com's conversation starters for We The Animals, The Language of Flowers. and The Night Circus.
Find the printed list at an independent bookstore near you. We're also offering a print-at-home version, found on the Indie Next List page directly beneath the carousel of titles, so you can browse at home and take it to your local indie.
Happy reading!
August 2011 Indie Next List
Out now, the Indie Next List for August!
Watch Adam Lewis Schroeder read from his new novel In the Fabled East.
From NPR, Lucia Silva of Portrait of a Bookstore echoes Robert McDonald of The Book Stall at Chestnut Court in his recommendation for Kevin Wilson's The Family Fang.
Explore new titles in depth and discuss with friends by digging into ReadingGroupChoices.com's conversation starters for Everything Beautiful Began After by Simon Van Booy and The Call by Yannick Murphy.
Two novels on this month's list delve into the fantastic world surrounding P.T. Barnum in Gilded Age Manhattan: The Autobiography of Mrs. Tom Thumb by Melanie Bejnamin, and Stacy Carlson's Among the Wonderful.
Venture into an '80s pop culture-infused future in Ernest Cline's Ready Player One, and trek back to Fillory, where former Brakebills students reign, in Lev Grossman's highly anticipated sequel, The Magician King.
Find the printed list at an independent bookstore near you. We're also offering a print-at-home version, found on the Indie Next List page directly beneath the carousel of titles, so you can browse at home and take it to your local indie.
Happy reading!
Why shop Indie?
When you shop at an independently owned business, your entire community benefits:
The Economy- Spend $100 at a local and $68 of that stays in your community. Spend the same $100 at a national chain, and your community only sees $43.
- Local businesses create higher-paying jobs for our neighbors.
- More of your taxes are reinvested in your community--where they belong.
- Buying local means less packaging, less transportation, and a smaller carbon footprint.
- Shopping in a local business district means less infrastructure, less maintenance, and more money to beautify your community.
- Local retailers are your friends and neighbors—support them and they’ll support you.
- Local businesses donate to charities at more than twice the rate of national chains.
- More independents means more choice, more diversity, and a truly unique community.
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A Discovery of Witches Deborah Harkness Viking Adult |
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Swamplandia! Karen Russell Knopf |
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The Mistress of Nothing Kate Pullinger Touchstone |
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West of Here Jonathan Evison Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill |
