You're invited to a party Saturday, March 14, as A Book For All Seasons Turns Sweet Seventeen.

Our theme this year is: Support Our Community. We're giving back to our community by:

• Giving out FREE Reusable tote bags
  while supplies last - with purchases over $10.
• Offering free, fun, literary entertainment
• Featuring new, local authors
• Donating 10% of the day's sales to our local Community Cupboard and Osborn Elementary's March Reading Contest!

Join us for the Book Buzz, 1:00PM - 3:00PM. Enjoy tasty refreshments 11:00AM - 4:00PM. Make that purchase you'd been contemplating any time on Saturday, March 14 - and know you've helped put food on someone's table. And the next time someone says, "paper or plastic?" just smile and pull out your beautiful new red tote from Indiebound, valued at $3.99, and let it speak for you: "Peace. Love. Books."

More on the Book Buzz Saturday, March 14th, 1:00PM - 3:00PM

Pick up your entry form, find each author and get a stamp. What an opportunity to visit with:
	Bruce Foxworthy, author of Making Do and Hanging On: Growing Up in Apple Country Through the Great Depression, who writes about growing up here in "Apple Country" during the Great Depression, Rene Ogan, author of Pacific Northwest Trail Guide, explorer, author and self-publisher of a trail guide to several western states, Mark Neher, author of Target Practice: My Life in the Bullseye, a father re-visiting his often painful youth to discover healing, forgiveness, and humor, Charlene Ryan, author of Memoirs of a Mystic, who traveled to Australia with only $150 and her wits, stayed a year, and returned to write what she'd learned about this journey we call life.
When you're done visiting, drop your entry form in a fish bowl at the register - and you may be the winner of another fabulous prize!

Bruce Foxworthy, author of Making Do and Hanging On: Growing Up in Apple Country Through the Great Depression

No place in America escaped the impacts of the Great Depression, from 1929 to 1939. Even the quiet, orchard-filled Entiat Valley of the author's boyhood suffered its cruel effects. Making Do and Hanging On--Growing Up in Apple Country Through the Great Depression, presents the author's recollections during those mean years--memories of local conditions and events, and of his family's coping with seemingly endless setbacks in its struggles upward. These memoirs, sometimes stark, sometimes poignant, sometimes touched with humor, call up thought-provoking parallels to modern events.

Buy a Signed Copy of Making Do and Hanging On: Growing Up in Apple Country Through the Great Depression - $19.95

Rene Ogan, author of Pacific Northwest Trail Guide

Embark on your greatest Northwest adventure with Rene Ogan's Pacific Northwest Trail Guide. This useful resource is bursting with full color photographs!

Includes essential information for a wilderness experience

• Trail head directions
• Camping information
• Public land contacts
• Trail difficulty ratings
• Trail use index
• Physical description of each trail
  Use
  Distance
  Elevations, high and low points
  Forest Service, USGS Quadrangle and Wilderness maps

Buy a Signed Copy of Pacific Northwest Trail Guide - $38.95

Mark Neher, author of Target Practice: My Life in the Bullseye

So sad. So funny. Ridiculous but true!

How could it be that a boy who spent every waking hour of his life celebrating the wonders along his twisted path, spent every night thinking of painless ways to end it before someone else did? Oddly enough, humor became the papery shield that accompanied him to the park, the playground, the campground and the classroom. It was all he had until summers would take him away to sanctified places described in rich detail. Set in the 1960s and 70s, this story grabs you by your inner child and won't let go. It is written from that precious place where forgiveness takes hold and laughter is born.

Buy a Signed Copy of Target Practice: My Life in the Bullseye - $14.95

Charlene Ryan, author of Memoirs of a Mystic

Memoirs of a Mystic is a story of risk and courage. Charlene Ryan traveled to Australia with only $150 in her pocket and her return ticket. Using her talents and wits she was able to travel throughout Australia for a year.

While traveling she met many fascinating people whose generosity helped her on her way. Especially an aboriginal woman named Anney who illuminated Charlene's life and journey. The experiences she had in Australia are told within the context of her journey through life.

Charlene Ryan is a professional psychic, counselor, and teacher of metaphysical topics.

Buy a Signed Copy of Memoirs of a Mystic - $17.95