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13 Nov

A Call for Book Sense 76 Nominations

Mindful that booksellers are entering the important -- and busy -- holiday season, here's a very quick Book Sense 76 reminder.

The deadline for the January/February Book Sense 76 is Friday, November 21, just a little over a week away. This is an important list to start the new year, and receiving nominations over the next week is very important.

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13 Nov

Announcing the Winter 2003/2004 Children's Book Sense 76

The full Winter 2003/2004 Children's Book Sense 76, with bookseller quotes, is now online at http://news.bookweb.org/read/1983. Stores should begin receiving copies of the list during the last week of November.

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13 Nov

Bookseller Calls for Seattle to Pass Anti-Patriot Act Resolution

The King County Council of Seattle is presently considering a resolution to oppose any amendments in the USA Patriot Act that it deems to infringe on the constitutional rights of its citizens -- including Patriot Act amendments that allow for invasion of privacy, expanded government surveillance, and denial of due process, as reported by the Seattle Times.

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13 Nov

ABA and NACS Meet in Ohio

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