- It's not a store.
- It's a bookshop.
- Try saying "I'm off to the bookshop" without smiling.
- "I'm off to the bookshop!"
- The shop is converted from an old house. Isn't it charming? I would have lived there before it was stuffed full of books.
- Okay you caught me, I'd still live there.
- The book signings held at King's English give you the feel of having a personal chat with the author.
- Luckily, any books signing that's any book signing takes place through King's English. For example:
- These are the people responsible for me meeting Rick Riordan.
- RICK RIORDAN.
- These are the people responsible for me meeting Shannon Hale.
- These are the people responsible for me meeting Ally Condie.
- These are the people responsible for me meeting Gail Carson Levine.
- GAIL CARSON LEVINE.
- These are the people responsible for me meeting Ally Carter.
- These are the people responsible for me meeting Neal Shusterman.
- Their weekly newsletter is the only email I ever read all the way through. Sorry if you email me.
- I once heard Shannon Hale say, "When a book is put up on display in Barnes and Noble, it's because somebody paid to have it there."
- "When a book in on display in King's English, it's because somebody read it, and they loved it."
- They have ivy-covered walls.
- One of their booksellers this past year got engaged there.
- The bookseller's boyfriend asked her to help him find a book- with a ring inside it.
- Would it really matter WHO was proposing to you if they proposed like this.
- I guess so but still.
- Their reception was on the patio of the
storebookshop. - You know, next to the ivy-covered walls.
- I love their children's section. I'm not ashamed of children's books on Read My Print and neither are they.
- In fact, their children's section is the coolest part of the shop.
- You just about have to have a PhD in English literature to be hired.
- I can't get over that proposal.
- They're responsible for the signings with Ally Condie and Lemony Snicket I'm going to cover this month.
- Working there is on my bucket list.
- "I'm off to the bookshop."
- This fall, the shop is celebrating its 35th birthday.
- If you're near Salt Lake, celebrate by heading up to The King's English and buying a book.
Friday, November 16, 2012
The King's English: 35 Reasons to Buy Local in Salt Lake City
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