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04 Dec

Book Sense Says Be My Valentine

Book Sense sends many thanks to all the independent booksellers who sent in nominations for the upcoming Book Sense 2004 Valentine's Day Top Ten. This follow-up to the successful Halloween Top Ten is being produced in conjunction with the Association of American Publishers (AAP), and it’s the first in a series of seasonal Top Tens that Book Sense and AAP will be creating next year. The Valentine’s Day Top Ten will feature a range of front and backlist titles and should offer a number of great in-store promotional opportunities for booksellers.

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04 Dec

2004 January/February Book Sense 76 Top Ten Announced

Here is the Top Ten of the upcoming 2004 January/February Book Sense 76. Watch for next week's issue of Bookselling This Week for the full 76. And, again, very many thanks to all the independent booksellers who once again made this list possible.

1. The Lady and the Unicorn, by Tracy Chevalier (Dutton, $23.95, 0525947671)

2. The True and Outstanding Adventures of the Hunt Sisters: A Novel, by Elisabeth Robinson (Little Brown, $23.95, 0316735027)

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04 Dec

Mark Your Calendars: ABA Announces Winter/Spring 2004 Booksellers Forum Schedule

On Friday, January 9, ABA will hold the first of 16 Booksellers Forums scheduled for various locations across the country over the next four months. The forums provide booksellers in every region an opportunity to meet with senior ABA staff and Board members to share ideas, to discuss industry issues, and to receive updates on various association projects. Data gathered at the forums is invaluable to the association as it shapes future programs and initiatives to the benefit of all ABA bookstore members.

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04 Dec

San Francisco's City Lights in a New York State of Mind


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