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For the eight-week sales period ending April 3, 2005, and based on reporting from hundreds of independent bookstores across the U.S.
Past Category Bestseller lists are available at www.bookweb.org/read/5677.
Attention Media: Please contact Meg Smith at [email protected] for reprint guidelines for your newspaper or magazine.
 Stores with Book Sense will be receiving the 2005 - 2006 Reading Group Book Sense Picks in the April Red Box mailing, but the full list, with bookseller quotes, can be previewed online at news.bookweb.org/read/3361.
This is the third year that Book Sense has produced a Reading Group list, which was initiated at the suggestion of independent booksellers in the Book Sense program.
For the eight-week sales period ending March 27, 2005, and based on reporting from hundreds of independent bookstores across the U.S.
Past Category Bestseller lists are available at www.bookweb.org/read/5677.
Attention Media: Please contact Meg Smith at [email protected] for reprint guidelines for your newspaper or magazine.
Yet another opening day of the baseball season is at hand, and with it, BTW's annual look at baseball books.
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 This week, Book Sense and The History Channel present the Spring 2005 History Top Ten, which focuses on titles about President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and his era. The list is based on the nominations of independent booksellers nationwide and is the fifth time Book Sense has compiled a list in association with The History Channel.
 Here is the Spring 2005 Book Sense Picks Poetry Top Ten, based on the nominations of independent booksellers from all regions of the country. The March Red Box will contain the Poetry Top Ten pads and a PDF of the list is available on BookWeb.
For the eight-week period ending March 6, 2005, and based on reporting from hundreds of independent bookstores with Book Sense nationwide.
Past Category Bestseller lists are available at www.bookweb.org/read/5677.
Attention Media: Please contact Meg Smith at [email protected] for reprint guidelines for your newspaper or magazine.
 This April will be the 10th annual National Poetry Month, and, to help booksellers prepare for the month-long celebration of verse, the Academy of American Poets (AAP), organizers of the annual event, have made numerous resources available on their website at www.poets.org.
Has your store commemorated Black History Month with a special event? An author appearance? A celebration involving children?
If you have done something special to celebrate this month, BTW would like to hear from you for an upcoming story. Please send an e-mail to [email protected]; include a description of your special event and/or contact information.
Based on sales reports from hundreds of independent bookstores nationwide, for the eight-week period ending February 13, 2005.
Past Category Bestseller lists are available at www.bookweb.org/read/5677.
Attention Media: Please contact Meg Smith at [email protected] for reprint guidelines for your newspaper or magazine.
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