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Do you need a little more color in your home? Maybe a little something to keep your mind busy for a couple of hours? These wooden flower crafts are simple, enjoyable, and look absolutely gorgeous once assembled. We currently have them in 3 styles. Sunflower, Red Camellia, & Lilac. We have the Sunflower on display in our window if you'd like a closer look.
"Wasn't as challenging as I expected and came out awesome!" - Clare
"I've always had a tendency to collect random things. Things that could have a future purpose, things I think are cool, cute, fun, etc... I'd frequently find something and go, "oh wow I forgot I had this!" This book helped me realize that I don't need to hang onto every little item because it 'might' have a use in the future. By then I've probably forgotten about it and purchased another when the time came. It helped me de-clutter, be less impulsive, and keep a cleaner, more organized home. A clean home leads to a clear mind."
- Tristan
Adult Fiction
Old Babes In the Wood - Margaret Atwood
Bye, Baby - Carola Lovering
Help Wanted - Adelle Waldman
Adult Science
On the Origin of Time - Thomas Hertog
Arts & Entertainment
Saving Michelangelo’s Dome - Wayne Kalayjian
Biography
Dinners With Ruth: A Memoir on the Power of Friendships - Nina Totenberg
RuPaul: The House of Hidden Meanings - RuPaul
Board Books
A New Baby for Birdie - Katja Reider, Sebastien Braun
Business
Slow Productivity: The Lost Art of Accomplishment Without Burnout - Cal Newport
Chapter Books & Early Readers
Fox Versus Fox (My First) - Corey R. Tabor
Forever Fairies Volume 1: Lulu Flutters - Maddy Mara
Forever Fairies Volume 2: Nova Shimmers - Maddy Mara
Diary of a Pug Volume 10: Beach Pug - Kyla May
Pete the Cat’s Wacky Taco Tuesday - Kimberly & James Dean
Children’s Science & Nature
What’s Inside a Bird’s Nest?: And Other Questions About Nature & Life Cycles - Rachel Ignotofsky
Cookbooks
Foraged & Grown - Tara Lanich-LaBrie
Current Events & Politics
The Undertow: Scenes From a Slow Civil War - Jeff Sharlet
Fun & Games
Who Is Michael Phelps? - Micah Hecht
Graphic Novels
Blue Stars: The Vice Principal Problem - Kekla Magoon, Cynthia Leitich Smith, Molly Murakami
Unstoppable Us: How Humans Took Over the World - Yuval Noah Harari
The Calvin and Hobbes Portable Compendium - Bill Watterson
Horror
The Spite House - Johnny Compton
Manga & Adult Graphic Novels
My Hero Academia Volume 37 - Kohei Horikoshi
Middle Readers
Grimmworld: The Witch in the Woods - Michaelbrent Collings
Ferris - Kate DiCamillo
Big Nate: This Means War! - Lincoln Peirce
Leeva At Last - Sara Pennypacker
Coyote Lost and Found - Dan Gemeinhart
Mystery & Thriller
The Hunter - Tana French
The Golden Spoon - Jessa Maxwell
Picture Books
Bunny Should Be Sleeping - Amy Heist, Renata Liwska
Luigi, The Spider Who Wanted to be a Kitten - Michelle Knudsen, Kevin Hawkes
Partly Cloudy - Deborah Freedman
Hope is a Rainbow - Hoda Kotb, Chloe Dominique
Romance
Take Two, Birdie Maxwell - Allison Winn Scotch
Happy Place - Emily Henry
Some Kind of Perfect - Krista & Becca Ritchie
Rage and Ruin - Jennifer L. Armentrout
Grace and Glory - Jennifer L. Armentrout
Science Fiction & Fantasy
The Sunlit Man - Brandon Sanderson
The Fallbacks: Bound for Ruin - Jaleigh Johnson
A Day of Fallen Night - Samantha Shannon
Social Sciences
A History of Women in 101 Objects - Annabelle Hirsch
The Riddles of the Sphinx: Inheriting the Femenist History of the Crossword Puzzle - Anna Schechtman
True Crime
The Witch of New York: The Trials of Polly Bodine and the Cursed Birth of Tabloid Justice - Alex Hortis
Are you prepared for the upcoming solar eclipse on April 8th? The next solar eclipse viewable from the U.S. won't happen for another 20 years and we're right along the path of totality with Lancaster experiencing nearly 100% totality, so exciting! Here's the timeline for Lancaster according to NASA:
Partial begins - 2:14 p.m. EDT
Totality Begins - 3:27 p.m. EDT
Maximum - 3:29 p.m. EDT
Totality Ends - 3:30 p.m. EDT
Partial Ends - 4:38 p.m. EDT
We've heard some folks say they'll view the eclipse with their phone camera. We don't recommend trying to view the eclipse via your phone's camera without a proper filter as it can fry your camera's sensors. For your safety and viewing pleasure, we have properly rated eclipse eyewear on display at all registers. Make sure to grab a pair before they're gone!
Whether the coming month sees the soft warmth of Spring once more or the bite of Winter’s chill linger, celebrate the natural world surrounding us with our March Monthly Staff Pick of ‘Devotions: The Selected Poems of Mary Oliver’. Collecting works from over fifty years of writing and arranged by the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet herself shortly before her passing, it makes both the perfect starting point and a definitive journey through the life and works of one of poetry’s greats. Available for 20% off throughout this March, while supplies last, visit us today to pick up a copy!
Our in-store penny jar donations for the month of March will be going to Sew Far North QOV!
The Quilts of Valor Foundation, established in 2003, has groups throughout the country and has awarded over 350,000 quilts. Our local not for profit Group, Sew Far North Quilts of Valor was formed in 2021. They've had 18 ceremonies and given 64 Quilts of Valor to area Veterans and active service members. They have 17 members that meet once a month at the Community Center, where they cut out and sew blocks that create a quilt top. The finished quilt top then goes to Sew Far North Quilting Studio @ 106 Main St Littleton. Andrea, the owner, sews 3 layers of the quilt, then they sew on the outside binding. The quilt then is washed, labeled and ready to be awarded at a ceremony for a Veteran or Active Service Member.
Your in-store donations will go towards purchasing fabric for the quilt tops, batting (for the insulating layer), and backing for the back layer of the quilt. Each quilt is a work of art and they are incredibly happy to be able to honor our Military neighbors with these Quilts of Valor!
