The Last Bookstore in America is a novel about an extraordinary ebook reader that changed books and bookstores forever. It's available as an ebook on just about every e-reader platform, including:
Kobo (coming in a few days)
Check the links on the right to find out more about the book. You can also visit my website to find out more about my other books, and also check out my bookstore, Eureka Books, which was the inspiration for the bookstore in the novel.
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I enjoyed this book. It was full of funny, ironic and quirky moments, but the message was profound nonetheless.
Lewis annoyed me most of the time - so programmed despite making this radical move.
The part where Edith destroyed the plants was painful to read. Was her death at the end of this act a metaphor for the death of beauty, tradition, (and of course books)?
Posted by: Cynthia Drummond | 07/27/2009 at 09:06 AM