If rivers and the outdoor legacy of the West are your thing, owner Marya Johnston of Out West Books in Grand Junction has some required reading.
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Poor Richard’s Books has some September suggestions
The staff from Poor Richard’s Books in Colorado Springs recommends volumes about nature, women who were WWII heroes and Icelandic elves.
The Bookies Bookstore has August reads for children and adults
The staff at The Bookies Bookstore in Denver recommends an adult mystery/fantasy and two great stories — and some great illustrations — for kids.
Explore Booksellers suggests some riveting reads for August
The staff of Explore Booksellers in Aspen recommends a unique Silicon Valley novel, a ghost story and a time-travel mix of sci-fi and satire.
Out West Books suggests the best books about books for August
Owner Marya Johnston of Out West Books in Grand Junction understandably has a soft spot for books about books and the people who sell them. Here are 3 faves.
Poor Richard’s Books has your reading suggestions for August
The staff at Poor Richard’s Books in Colorado Springs recommends a murder mystery, a graphic memoir on race and a deep dive into history.
Old Firehouse Books has some midsummer book suggestions
Old Firehouse Books in Fort Collins recommends novels of the Sri Lankan civil war, wedding plans gone awry and the magic of language.
Park Hill Community Bookstore suggests three compelling reads for July
The staff at the Park Hill Community Bookstore, a Denver nonprofit, recommends a collection about “witness trees,” a Pulitzer winner and a debut from a virtuoso author.
Explore Booksellers has some engaging suggestions for July reading
The staff of Explore Booksellers in Aspen recommends a riveting novella, a tale of devastating secrets and a celebrated release from Adrienne Brodeur.
The Bookies has some hot suggestions for your July reading
The Bookies in Denver recommends two great beach reads and a novel paying homage to the former Colorado town of Iola.