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Oooh! Free books and food to eat while reading!!! Almost makes up for having to go see Tt(F)TE.
I am also intrigued by the idea of FREE books! Too bad I'd have a heckuva drive for that one. I can't really justify traveling the length of the nation just for one book. Five or six books, maybe....
How far is it from here? Lessee...if I started now, I might arrived before school began....
Man! I want a place like that!
*green with envy*
I have passed the sign for this place many a time, and have never stopped. Some day, maybe soon (!) I will.
Free books?? I want to that place to be closer to me because I doubt we will be in Union any time soon.
Sounds great! I'll have to ask DH if it's a reasonable drive from where we'll be in CT (or reasonably on the way to and from NYC, where we'll be going one day).
I love autobiographies/memoirs much more than biographies. I had a great time reading Betty Comden's autiobiography last year.
What a great place--free books, drool.
We did the Thomas thing several years ago when G was in the midst of The Frenzy. She had a lot of fun, but we didn't check the weather and E and I froze because it SLEETED. IN APRIL. Nasty. But totally worth it for G. Glad LG had the opportunity to meet his hero in person.
oh, I'm going to have to give this a shot someday.
Free books??? Oh Phantom, please sign me up.
OMG!! How did I miss this post? brina and J went last night (see her blog) - I LOVE this place. Not only am I euphoric spending time picking my free book, I have often found neat stuff for school in the book shop downstairs - an esoteric place to put it mildly - have even gotten some of the old Nancy Drew stuff for 50c (I'm one of those I-don't-care-what-they-
read-within-limits-as-long-as-they
-read people! I loved ND when I was a kid - and now I'm a librarian: it didn't turn my mind to mush and more than it would have turned on its own)
ooh! think it's time for a Traveler run! Thanks for the reminder!
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