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The Avid Reader
617 Second Street
Davis, CA 95616
Tel: (530)758-4040
Fax: (530)758-4084
Open Mon-Sun 10-10
avidreaderdavis@aol.com
The Avid Reader at the Tower
1600 Broadway
Sacramento, CA 95818
Tel: (916) 441-4400
Open Sunday-Thursday 9-9
Friday-Sunday 9-10
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Our stores offer book signings, author appearances and other special events. We also have Bookclubs which meet every month. Check out what we have scheduled this year. Title of Event: My Nepethne by Romney Steele
When: Thursday, March 11, 2010 5:30 PM Location: The Avid Reader at The Tower - Sacramento Description: My Nepenthe weaves together stories and tales from the famous California restaurant perched on the majestic cliffs of Big Sur. It celebrates the magic and history of place through food and my family who started Nepenthe more than sixty years ago.
Readers will enjoy a collection of more than seventy tempting recipes from the Fassett family, the restaurant, and the café, along with the history, stories, anecdotes, archival black-and-white photography, as well as the breath-taking full-color photography by Sara Remington. It also includes a bonus feature about the filming of The Sandpiper (1965), starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, part of it that took place on the Nepenthe terrace, as well as Nepenthe’s unique relationship with the renowned Pisoni wine-making family. Ultimately My Nepenthe is a story about food, family, and the culture of place, and how it all unfolds around the table and why that matters.
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Unique and provocative selections from a great diversity of voices...all personally recommended by the independent booksellers of America.
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Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World
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Myron, Vicki,
Witter, Bret
When a cold, wet kitten is pulled from a library book-return box on a winter day in Spencer, Iowa, no one could imagine what changes this very extraordinary cat would bring to a town and a library director -- both in need of some good news. More than a memoir, this book is a lesson in love, devotion, and a sense of community spirit.--Janet Hart, Bookpeople Of Moscow (Moscow, ID) |
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