We, at ABA, are always listening, thinking and re-evaluating how we can best serve bookstores’ free expression needs. Change is often confusing, so we crafted this list of some of your top questions.
“This book is a deeply feminist deconstruction of beauty standards AND a swoon-worthy academic rivals-to-lovers romance,” said Kassie King of The Novel Neighbor in Webster Groves, Missouri.
“Beautifully written and discerningly plotted. Lovers of Baldwin (and everyone else, honestly) won’t be able to put it down,” said Max Ruthless of Foggy Pine Books in Boone, North Carolina.
The American Booksellers Association’s health coverage partner LIG Solutions wants booksellers to stay healthy this spring. The following resources are meant to help expand your health and wellness awareness and increase your knowledge about new health insurance solutions/legislation.
We are now opening nominations for four open spots on ABA’s Booksellers Advisory Council, which serves as a sounding board and advisory council on issues facing the bookselling community and ABA.
“Smart, funny, sad, bawdy, sweet and sour; if this book were pizza it would be a hot, delicious ham and pineapple,” said Jonathan Hawpe of Carmichael’s Bookstore in Louisville, Kentucky.
Members of the ABA’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee (DEIC) contributed to a curated book list in honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
