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Hazelnut Coffee $8.49 Our 100% Arabica gourmet coffee is infused with the smooth and nutty tasted of fresh hazelnut. Whole Bean 12 oz. |
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Decaffeinated Coffee $6.49 A distinctive and balanced flavor for those who love the richness of a darker roast and the smooth flavor of a lighter roast coffee. Ground 13 oz. |
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Crescent City Blend® Coffee $8.49 A tribute to the rich, bold coffee served in New Orleans. Whole Bean 12 oz. |
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Dark Roast Coffee $6.49 The rich aroma of our original coffee blend will awaken your senses. Ground 16 oz. |
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Brazil Santos Bourbon Coffee $8.49 This delectable gourmet coffee yields an enticingly smooth cup with a rich aroma and mild acidity. Whole Bean 12 oz. |
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French Vanilla Coffee $8.49 A truly delectable and luxuriously sweet French Vanilla coffee you are sure to enjoy. Whole Bean 12 oz. |
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Pecan Praline Coffee $8.49 Our Pecan Praline flavored coffee is a truly delightful Southern treat. Whole Bean 12 oz. |
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Fresh-O-Lator® Coffee Canister $29.95 Our airtight canister will preserve the freshness of your favorite coffee. |
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Kenya Coffee $8.49 Bright acidity and fruity flavors combine for a wonderfully aromatic cup with a taste that maintains a refined winey character. Whole Bean 12 oz. |
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Bonnie’s Bookstore $19.99 Bonnie’s Bookstore |
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Around the World Gourmet Coffee Sampler $34.95 Explore four specialty coffees from distinctive coffee-growing regions around the world. Whole Bean Four 12 oz. packages. |
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Medium Roast Coffee $6.49 This extraordinarily aromatic and light-roasted blend produces a fragrant and mellow cup. Ground 16 oz. |
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Kona Blend Coffee $8.49 Our Kona Blend is light-medium roasted and produces a sweet and mellow floral tone. Whole Bean 12 oz. |
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Café Special® Coffee $5.99 Roasted medium-dark to a rich brown color for a distinctive café taste and aroma. Ground 12 oz. |
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Breakfast Blend Coffee $8.49 Ease into the day as we do down in New Orleans with the smooth and mellow flavor of our Breakfast Blend. Ground 12 oz. |
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New Orleans Blend® Coffee and Chicory $5.49 Indulge in a delicate combination of fine Arabica beans and high quality chicory that is steeped in the traditions of New Orleans. Ground 16 oz. |
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Louisiana Blend™ Medium-Dark Coffee $8.49 This blend of gourmet Latin American coffees embodies the distinctive flavor of Louisiana. Whole Bean 12 oz. |
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The Bookstore $24.33 No Synopsis Available |
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Shakespeare Bookstore $24.99 Ray Hartl Shakespeare Bookstore – Art Print |
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Outside Bookstore $34.99 Jerry Koontz Outside Bookstore – Giclee Print |
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The Bookstore Mouse – Peggy Christian – Paperback $6.39 The Bookstore Mouse |
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A Novel Bookstore – Laurence Cosse – Paperback $10.05 A Novel Bookstore |
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Coffee Candy Chews Bag 13.2 Ounces (376 Grams) $9.95 Between cups of brewed gourmet coffee, you can enjoy the essence of our premium beans with our coffee candy chews. While the majority of coffee candies are artificially flavored, we use only the |
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Andrea Dale – Zen Cappuccino CD $21.95 Originally from Lansing, Michigan, Andrea did her first concert spring of 1992, playing at a bookstore anniversary celebration. She received a coffee cup for her efforts, setting the direction of h… |
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Create Your Own Photo Book $39.95 Vogt guides photographers through the process of creating a printed and bound portfolio of their photographs, or even a bookstore-quality coffee table book. Learn about every step of the process, from selecting a book publishing service all the way through designing and proofing one”s photo book. |
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Create Your Own Photo Book: Design a Stunning Portfolio, Make a Bookstore-Quality Book $33.96 Vogt guides photographers through the process of creating a printed and bound portfolio of their photographs, or even a bookstore-quality coffee table book. Learn about every step of the process, from selecting a book publishing service all the way through designing and proofing one’s photo book. |
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Espresso for Two $108.44 When a small bookstore owner and a trendy coffee shop keeper decide to combine their stores, they find there’s a lot more brewing between them than just a hot cup of java. Original. |
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Happily Ever After $30.99 God has answered Mona Reynolds’s prayers and given her the opportunity of a lifetime: she is about to open her own bookstore-coffee shop, the Footstep of Heaven. Now Mona has no time for love and no hope that a man can ever be the hero of her dreams. But when she hires mysterious drifter Joe Michaels to be her handyman, she discovers that it isn’t only in fairy tales that people live “happily ever after.” |
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Happily Ever After $12.99 God has answered Mona Reynolds’s prayers and given her the opportunity of a lifetime: she is about to open her own bookstore-coffee shop, the Footstep of Heaven. Now Mona has no time for love and no hope that a man can ever be the hero of her dreams. But when she hires mysterious drifter Joe Michaels to be her handyman, she discovers that it isn’t only in fairy tales that people live “happily ever after.” |
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I’m No Saint, Valentine $5.95 “Sindulgence” by Rhiannon Neeley: Clarice Johnson is divorced and happy about it. She’s also found a new hobby–reading erotic romance. But there is something lacking in her life?someone to show her just what being ‘erotic’ means. When Devon, the bookstore clerk who is barely older than Clarice’s adult son, asks her for coffee he gives her a taste of what seduction is about. Yes, he’s young. Yes, he’s gorgeous. Yes, her thoughts about him are sinful–but what’s wrong with a little indulgence? A little … Sindulgence? Devon Lake is slightly older than the regular college guy but far more mature. He sees in Clarice a classic grace that few women have, and few men know to cherish. So what if she’s older. Age doesn’t mean a thing. Seeing her in the bookstore, noticing her taste for erotic romance, Devon sets out to show her another side of sensuality. When the two of them come together, they almost go up in flames. The only problem is, will Clarice’s son allow them to dabble in Sindulgence? “Candy Hearts and Flours” by Dee S. Knight: In the depths of Hell, things aren’t much different than here on Earth. There, as here, fathers find their daughters to be difficult … creatures. And, there, as here, lessons are posed when behavior is unacceptable. In the case of Mariah Luce, a demon who just can’t seem to get evil down to a science, instruction comes in the form of a short visit topside. Her mission? To find a saint of a man and seduce him. In other words, to corrupt someone incorruptible. If Mariah can pull this off, she’ll be evil! And welcomed back home. At the other end of the spectrum, Joseph Patrick Benedict Smith has been an angel for centuries. His colleagues spent theirtime on Earth fighting devils or saving towns from floods, experiencing holy visions or converting whole nations to God. Not Joseph. He baked bread. Now he longs to do something huge, something he can point to with pride of accomplishment, and–heavens!–he’s being given the chance. For |
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KENNETH COLE REACTION Men’s What A Pro $70 You’d expect to see these relaxed What A Pro Reaction by Kenneth Cole loafers at the coffee shop, bookstore or some other cozy gathering place. Tumbled soft leather upper in a casual slip-on loafer style with a square toe and raised center seaming. A tonal suede inlay with a padded collar, dual elastic side gores and a rear leather heel pull create comfortable fit. Textile lining and cushioning insole, flexible rubber midsole. Durable rubber traction outsole. 1 inch heel. |
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Next Chapter Book Club: A Model Community Literacy Program for People with Intellectual Disabilities $16.21 The groundbreaking, nationally recognized Next Chapter Book Club (NCBC) provides rewarding learning and social opportunities for hundreds of people with intellectual disabilities. This new guide shows you how to use the innovative NCBC model to set up a successful book club where members read aloud together, improve literacy or read for the first time, and make lasting friendships as they discuss books every week at their local coffee shop or bookstore. Developed in 2002 by Tom Fish and his colleagues at The Ohio State University Nisonger Center, the NCBC program now boasts more than 100 clubs. Clubs include five to eight members-all ages and literacy levels are welcome-and discussion is facilitated by two trained volunteers. Much like other book clubs, NCBC members choose how they want to structure their club and which books they want to read. All aspects of sponsoring, organizing and implementing a book club in any community are covered. Facilitators learn how to manage their group, use strategies to initiate or improve reading skills, and encourage social interaction. NCBC also provides ongoing training and support to facilitators. A handy CD-ROM included in the book provides several dozen key forms and templates, such as Member and Facilitator Intake Forms, End-of Book Survey, and Scale of Literacy Skills. The enrichment of the NCBC experience continues to exceed the expectations of everyone involved; no club has ever disbanded! In addition to improving their reading skills and making friends, participants become connected to their community because they go regularly to a social meeting place where all kinds of people gather. Don’t wait to set upa book club in your neighborhood-NEXT CHAPTER BOOK CLUB tells you how. It’s easy and fun. Teachers, parents, social service providers, and prospective members will want a copy. |
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Shades of Morning $9.99 Marnie didn’t know much about miracles.Mistakes maybe. Accidents. And monstrous mess-ups. She knew a lot about those.But miracles? Those were for other people.  Marnie Wittier has life just where she wants it. Quiet. Peaceful. No drama. A long way away from her past. In the privacy of her home, she fills a box with slips of paper, scribbled with her regrets, sins, and sorrows. But that’s nobody else’s business. Her bookstore/coffee shop patrons, her employees, her friends from church—they all think she’s the very model of compassion and kindness. Then Marnie’s past creeps into her present when her estranged sister dies and makes Marnie guardian of her fifteen-year-old son—a boy Marnie never knew existed. And when Emmit arrives, she discovers he has Down syndrome—and that she’s woefully unprepared to care for him. What’s worse, she has to deal with Taylor Cole, her sister’s attorney, a man Marnie once loved—and abandoned.             As Emmit (and Taylor) work their way into her heart, Marnie begins to heal. But when pieces of her dismal past surface again, she must at last face the scripts of paper in her box, all the regrets and sorrows. Can she do it? Or will she run again? |
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Shades of Morning $13.99 Marnie didn’t know much about miracles.Mistakes maybe. Accidents. And monstrous mess-ups. She knew a lot about those.But miracles? Those were for other people.  Marnie Wittier has life just where she wants it. Quiet. Peaceful. No drama. A long way away from her past. In the privacy of her home, she fills a box with slips of paper, scribbled with her regrets, sins, and sorrows. But that’s nobody else’s business. Her bookstore/coffee shop patrons, her employees, her friends from church—they all think she’s the very model of compassion and kindness. Then Marnie’s past creeps into her present when her estranged sister dies and makes Marnie guardian of her fifteen-year-old son—a boy Marnie never knew existed. And when Emmit arrives, she discovers he has Down syndrome—and that she’s woefully unprepared to care for him. What’s worse, she has to deal with Taylor Cole, her sister’s attorney, a man Marnie once loved—and abandoned.             As Emmit (and Taylor) work their way into her heart, Marnie begins to heal. But when pieces of her dismal past surface again, she must at last face the scripts of paper in her box, all the regrets and sorrows. Can she do it? Or will she run again? |
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The Artist in the Office: How to Creatively Survive and Thrive Seven Days a Week $13.95 A guide to living a creative life from 9 to 5 and beyond. Based on the hit handmade ‘zine, The Artist in the Office is an inspirational, interactive book for any artist living in the real world. It encourages small acts of creativity and a simple shift of perspective to help readers bring their artistic selves into the workplace and thrive in all aspects of their lives.Readers are prompted to undertake a wide range of liberating activities, from the mundane to the sublime, that won’t put their 9-to- 5 job at risk, including:•Take lunchtime adventures to rouse your spirit: a bookstore, a flower shop, or a park•Pick one ordinary object each day and take pictures every time you see it: coffee mugs, shoes, office plants•Get up an hour early or stay up an hour later and devote the time to your creative work. Schedule it in like any other mandatory appointment or meeting•Collect doodles from Post-Its or notebooks and reassemble them in a sketchbook |
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The Painter $7.8 From the stark surroundings of Folsom State Prison in Sacramento to the lush green Palm trees of Daytona Beach emerges a love affair between two people, both prisoners from vastly different worlds.Walking into the sunlight after eleven years in prison, Robert Steele needs a big score in order to retire from a life of crime. He is ready for his target-Victoria Brookfield, a prisoner in a marriage gone bad. Steele befriends her on FaceBook, but when they meet for coffee in the bookstore their worlds collide. They find themselves caught in a web of longing, passion, love, and deceit as their lives spin out of control.They aren”t the only ones caught in the crazy world of social media. Victoria”s neighbor, Polly Pringle, seventy-two, widowed, is looking for companionship when she signs up on a dating site. A lovely candlelight dinner and maybe a night at the symphony are her goals. Victoria and Polly turn to social media in hopes of easing their loneliness, and soon find they get more than they bargained for: social media snares them into its web; now, will they be able to cut their way free? |
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Uncommon Grounds: The History of Coffee and How It Transformed Our World $21.99 The Barnes & Noble Review You’d be hard pressed (or, perhaps, French pressed) to find a bad cup of joe in this day and age. You can fill up with an espresso while your car fills up at the local gas station, or drink a latté while perusing the shelves at your favorite bookstore. The world consumes an average of 2.25 billion cups of coffee a day, and the United States drinks one-fifth of that. And with Starbucks introducing specialty coffee across the globe, even the English — as renowned for their bad coffee as we are for our bad tea — have modified their ways to serve up a proper mug of the steaming potion. While coffee is hardly a new beverage, the culture associated with it has reemerged as a way of life in the last ten years. First discovered in the rainforests of Ethiopia in the 6th century C.E., coffee beans were initially considered a food by the Galla tribe, who crushed them, rolled them into balls with animal fat, and used them as an energy boost. It wasn’t brewed into a drink until 500 years later, and another 500 years passed before the first coffeehouse opened. Today, coffee is the second most valuable legal commodity on earth (oil is the first), and Starbucks Coffee, the definitive leader in the specialty roaster market, is pulling in as much as $3 million a day from their 2,000 stores worldwide. If that caffeine buzz is making you thirsty for knowledge about coffee, here are two new books certain to quench it — The Coffee Book: Anatomy of an Industry from Crop to the Last Drop by Gregory Dicum and Nina Luttinger, and Uncommon Grounds: The HistoryofCoffee and How It Transformed the World by award-winning business writer Mark Pendergrast. For a brief social history, filled to the brim with anecdotes, informative sidebars, and illustrations, The Coffee Book provides an exuberant and comprehensive survey documenting everything |
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Uncommon Grounds: The History of Coffee and How It Transformed Our World $19.95 The Barnes & Noble Review You’d be hard pressed (or, perhaps, French pressed) to find a bad cup of joe in this day and age. You can fill up with an espresso while your car fills up at the local gas station, or drink a latté while perusing the shelves at your favorite bookstore. The world consumes an average of 2.25 billion cups of coffee a day, and the United States drinks one-fifth of that. And with Starbucks introducing specialty coffee across the globe, even the English — as renowned for their bad coffee as we are for our bad tea — have modified their ways to serve up a proper mug of the steaming potion. While coffee is hardly a new beverage, the culture associated with it has reemerged as a way of life in the last ten years. First discovered in the rainforests of Ethiopia in the 6th century C.E., coffee beans were initially considered a food by the Galla tribe, who crushed them, rolled them into balls with animal fat, and used them as an energy boost. It wasn’t brewed into a drink until 500 years later, and another 500 years passed before the first coffeehouse opened. Today, coffee is the second most valuable legal commodity on earth (oil is the first), and Starbucks Coffee, the definitive leader in the specialty roaster market, is pulling in as much as $3 million a day from their 2,000 stores worldwide. If that caffeine buzz is making you thirsty for knowledge about coffee, here are two new books certain to quench it — The Coffee Book: Anatomy of an Industry from Crop to the Last Drop by Gregory Dicum and Nina Luttinger, and Uncommon Grounds: The HistoryofCoffee and How It Transformed the World by award-winning business writer Mark Pendergrast. For a brief social history, filled to the brim with anecdotes, informative sidebars, and illustrations, The Coffee Book provides an exuberant and comprehensive survey documenting everything |
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Woman on the Run $9.99 What's a girl to do?Sophisticated urbanite Julia Devaux loves her life. What's not to love? A fabulous job in publishing, wonderful friends, gorgeous apartment, the company of her beautiful though temperamental Siamese cat, Federico Fellini-she's got it made. And then Julia has the bad luck to witness a Mob murder and her life goes straight down the toilet. Under the Witness Security program, Julia is relocated to the boondocks, a hundred miles from the nearest bookstore and Estee Lauder outlet, where the only fast food is deer and the only entertainment is sex with a laconic local rancher. Luckily, talking isn't what Sam Cooper does best…Former SEAL Sam Cooper can't believe his luck when mystery woman Sally Anderson hits town. Simpson, Idaho, can't even offer a decent cup of coffee let alone gorgeous new grade school teachers. The instant Cooper sees Sally, he stakes her out as his own. Granted, he's not much good at talking, but he does his best to keep her happy. When he discovers her life is in danger, he'll stop at nothing to keep her safe and with him. He's not alone. The whole town of Simpson wants to keep her.Publisher's Note: This is a rewritten and expanded version of a story previously published elsewhere under the title Pursued. |
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Woman on the Run $11.09 What's a girl to do?Sophisticated urbanite Julia Devaux loves her life. What's not to love? A fabulous job in publishing, wonderful friends, gorgeous apartment, the company of her beautiful though temperamental Siamese cat, Federico Fellini-she's got it made. And then Julia has the bad luck to witness a Mob murder and her life goes straight down the toilet. Under the Witness Security program, Julia is relocated to the boondocks, a hundred miles from the nearest bookstore and Estee Lauder outlet, where the only fast food is deer and the only entertainment is sex with a laconic local rancher. Luckily, talking isn't what Sam Cooper does best…Former SEAL Sam Cooper can't believe his luck when mystery woman Sally Anderson hits town. Simpson, Idaho, can't even offer a decent cup of coffee let alone gorgeous new grade school teachers. The instant Cooper sees Sally, he stakes her out as his own. Granted, he's not much good at talking, but he does his best to keep her happy. When he discovers her life is in danger, he'll stop at nothing to keep her safe and with him. He's not alone. The whole town of Simpson wants to keep her.Publisher's Note: This is a rewritten and expanded version of a story previously published elsewhere under the title Pursued. |
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