Staff Favorites

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Staff Favorites - We're a well-read bunch! Take a look through our staff to find one of us with tastes similar to your own:

Michael has read widely in classic literature. He cracks a new book every once in a while as well. You can hear his new book recommendations on NHPR when they do their summer reading and holiday gift shows.  Michael, Gibson's Bookstore's owner
John is a five-time Jeopardy champion and a lover of history and politics.  John, a bookseller at Gibson's Bookstore
Paul, the former manager of Concord's Borders, is a huge fan of poetry and literary prose.  Paul, bookseller at Gibson's Bookstore

Sandy loves good commercial fiction and nature writing.

 Sandy, a bookseller at Gibson's
Jim likes YA fiction--which is appropriate for a teacher!  Jim, a bookseller at Gibson's
Taphi is into sci-fi and fantasy and graphic novels.  Taphi, a Bookseller at Gibson's Bookstore
Elisabeth likes humor, fantasy, and YA fiction, and has a fascination with self-betterment books.  Elisabeth, events coordinator at Gibson's Bookstore
Heather likes fiction, sometimes fantasy, and is developing a taste for YA and children's books, thanks to her little one at home.
 
Brendan enjoys 20th century classics, and also enjoys history, philosophy, and psychology.
 Brendan, a bookseller at Gibson's.
Staff Picks are books that we think are important or noteworthy or of the moment, and deserve your attention.  
Recommendations from you - Have you read a book lately and had the urge to put pen to paper to tell the world about it? We keep customer book reviews here.  
Spotlight on publishers - From time to time, Gibson’s will shine a spotlight on our publishing partners, to let readers see their best offerings together. These are our favorites for the season from Hyperion.
 

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Da Vinci's Ghost, The Mindful Carnivore, and an evening of poetry, all this week. February 14th, 2012
Many of you will remember our great event last year with Toby Lester, as he came to town to talk about his book, The Fourth Part of the World. Well, he's coming back, this time to talk about his new book on Da Vinci. Read all about it here.  If you were wondering what to read after The Swerve, which explored the beginnings of the Renaissance, perhaps you've found your answer.  That's this Wednesday at Red River!
More upcoming events: excellent NH poet Neil English headlines  the monthly meeting of the NH Poetry Society, also this Wednesday, Feb. 15, and Tovar Cerulli tells us why he changed from being a vegan to being a Mindful Carnivore, Feb. 16. ... I've just finished...

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