SareptaJane Books

Everything in our shop is on sale for 20% off through July 4, 2022! Take a look. Buy a book. https://www.etsy.com/shop/SareptaJane

SPECIAL SPRING SALE: 15% OFF EVERYTHING IN THE SHOP. OFFER EXPIRES AT 11:59 PM ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2022. https://etsy.me/2LzumJ3

Author of 20 children's books, Jamie Gilson made her publishing debut in 1978 with "Harvey the Beer Can King." The story is about Harvey Trumble, a sixth-grade boy who wants to win the SuperKids Contest. He thinks he's a sure thing, because no other kid in town has such an unusual hobby: Harvey has a collection of hundreds of beer cans.

Narrated by Harry, this is a hilarious tale of his misadventures as he tries to win the contest.

We have a new (never-been-read) hardcover copy in our shop for sale for just $15. Snap this one up and enjoy. https://www.etsy.com/listing/162451032/harvey-the-beer-can-king-by-jamie-gilson?

Harvey the Beer Can King by Jamie Gilson inscribed by Author | Etsy Author of 20 childrens books, Jamie Gilson made her publishing debut in 1978 with Harvey the Beer Can King. The story is about Harvey Trumble, a sixth-grade boy who wants to win the SuperKids Contest. He thinks hes a sure thing, because no other kid in town has such an unusual hobby: Harvey has a

Special 2022 March Madness Sale: 40% off a large selection of beautifully illustrated children's books, mystery novels, cook books, and other treats. Don't wait: Sale ends at noon CDST on Monday (3/21). Check out what's still available by clicking this link:

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NOT MUCH TIME LEFT. TAKE 15% OFF EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE. SALE ENDS AT 11:59 P.M. ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2022. https://etsy.me/3zNVkUl

Eve Bunting has written more than 200 books for children and young adults, but "Terrible Things," originally suggested for readers aged 5-8, is a book that should be read by people of all ages.

An allegory of the Holocaust, "Terrible Things" is "based on the premise that the Holocaust would not have happened had the civilians of Germany objected to their neighbors being harmed." In the book, woodland animals are being carried away, one type after another, by the "Terrible Things." We learn what is happening through the eyes of a child (Little Rabbit).

We have a First Edition of this book illustrated by Stephen Gammell in our shop: https://etsy.me/3HyLSHA

FLASH SALE! 15% off everything in our shop through Wednesday (01/12/2022) https://etsy.me/3zNVkUl

"Contrary to what some naysayers predicted, physical paper books seem to be more relevant than ever... Book lovers still seek the visual and tactile experience of physical books, even the smell of ink on paper."

'Books are furniture and always have been': Displays add personality to homemaking Properly arranged books add style and personality to a home. Sometimes, they add memories and conversation topics, too.

When the book was published in 1995, the Publishers' Weekly reviewer bestowed effusive praise on it, writing, "A visual tour de force, Johnson's ingenious alphabet book transcends the genre by demanding close inspection of not just letters, but the world."

This brilliantly conceived and illustrated book is currently available in our store. More details here: https://etsy.me/3dW5jwQ

What makes this copy of "It's Disgusting and We Ate It" rare and special are the inscriptions on the cover page: James Solheim signed the book and added some comments about worms and an original drawing. Order it from our Etsy shop. https://etsy.me/2UpegDt

"Ragtime Tumpie," a story for young readers about Josephine Baker's childhood, beautifully illustrated by Bernie Fuchs. Available on Etsy. Signed. First Edition.

Ragtime Tumpie A Story About Josephine Baker's Childhood | Etsy Josephine Baker was a dancer and singer who became wildly popular in France during the 1920s. She was born Freda Josephine McDonald (and called Tumpie) in St. Louis, Missouri, on June 3, 1906 to washerwoman Carrie McDonald and vaudeville drummer Eddie Carson. Tumpie grew up cleaning houses and

HOLIDAY WEEKEND SALE: Everything in the shop is 10% off through November 29, 2021