Tag: bookstores

Cover Reveal of “Bloomsbury Girls” by Natalie Jenner

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Great News! International bestselling author of the heartwarming debut, The Jane Austen Society, Natalie Jenner, returns with what is set be another compelling novel. Bloomsbury Girls, a book that will center around a bookstore in the 1950s by three women who are determined to make a change.

I am here to reveal the cover image of Jenner’s next novel, which is set to be released on May 17. 2022. So without further ado, here is the cover reveal of Bloomsbury Girls!

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Cup of Tea is on Bookshop.org!

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Great news!

While you can catch great book recommendations on this blog, you can also find great lists and recs on the Bookshop.org!

One of the great things about Bookshop.org is that people who love and read books can curate book lists! So I have created a “bookstore” on Bookshop.org that will definitely meet your book loving needs!

Check out more of these curated lists on Cup of Tea With That Book, Please Bookshop.

Support Local by Shopping Local

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It always important to support local/independent bookstores anytime of the year, but in the year of financial challenges caused by 2020 Pandemic, indie bookstores need our help more than ever. And one great way to show your support shop locally when you are getting a head start on your holiday shopping, that way you are investing in your community and ensuring a future that is filled with books.

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Books to Read This Month: November Edition

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Now is the time to be thankful…for great books! We are almost at the end of this very long and draining year but we have still have a batch of exciting titles that will help you get through this month at least. Instead of diving in the turkey, sink your teeth in these amazing releases of the month:

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