Kepler's Books and Magazines

Hello to all the browsers and thrift shop lovers! Someone sent me this charming image. Tell me a FIND you discovered while browsing.

I LOVE Temple Grandin and can't wait for her webinar this evening. Want to read more about and by her? You can order from our website.

A relative shared this and I had to pass it on.

After careful consideration I have decided that you DON'T need to pick one. I want BOTH! How about you?

There's something so charming about a reader lost in a book.

Honestly, this is the kind of place that overwhelms me. I don't know where to start, where to find what. You have to be a FULL BROWSE MODE to enter a shop like this. (from curiositasmundi on tumblr)

I wish I'd had this list of April Fools tricks back when I was a kid. I would have loved this Jello one.

Soon we'll all be reading in the sunlight. If we aren't doing so already! (Afternoon Reading by Dennis Perrin)

Remember the first time you jumped off the diving board? (from theispot dot come)

If you are seeking a better understanding of the Asian American community, start with Wesley Yang. His writing is incredible, revealing, eye opening, powerful.

This illustration reminds me of some children's books I had. (Books by Tom Schamp)

I love that this young fellow is reading in a jacket and tie. (Boy Reading by Henry Lamb, 1956)

Happy Hanukkah! (from frugelegance dot com)

Have you read in a tree? Tell me about your tree. Mine was a fig tree with big, wide branches. (Reading Tree by Linda Prater)

I'm giving you fair warning...

For my word loving friends!

Happy Halloween! From the Very Busy Spider!

I love SPRING (from the Nature Conservancy)

I've thought this very thing! How about you?

There's something so enticing about a big old spread of BOOKS! https://bit.ly/39XibSN

What book will you give to a child this holiday season? (from Mina Jafari on Pinterest)

This is a redwing blackbird singing on a cold day. So exquisite I had to show you.

(Image from Nancy Palugo on Pinterest)

I TOTALLY need a secret room!

The friend who sent me this knows me so well.

Have I mentioned that I need this bookmark? Have I reminded you that my birthday is coming up...?

My friend Pam posted this picture. She's planning her next trip...

Are there certain kinds of books that you crave at specific times? For example, what do you like to read that helps you go to sleep?

A friend posted this. Hm, I'm not a book collector. I am a Book Guardian!

The Washington Post offers 15 Feel Good Books to get us through these tough times. What would you suggest for those who need a lift?

A bit of fun. A customer sent us a note and picture of a foreword in the book, Exact Thinking in Demented Times. The foreword is written by Douglas Hofstadter, author of Gödel, Escher, Bach. It begins with Hofstadter's memory of browsing at Kepler's. My brother, Clark Kepler, commented, "I recall Douglas mentioning this at Kepler’s back in the early 80s when he spoke there on the release of GEB." Small world!

Saved this to share with my family. How about sharing YOUR pumpkin? Or a book in which pumpkins appear?