By Barbara Hagen • November 29, 2021
By Michael Teague • November 28, 2021
As VP of Operations at ThriftBooks, I'm not only responsible for making sure you get what you order promptly and in the condition you requested, I lead a team that has to source all that product as well. The holidays are upon us and I am approaching with a smile on my face, excited because I know that we have an incomparable assortment of products to offer you.
By Barbara Hagen • November 24, 2021
As we prepare for Thanksgiving, I'd like to highlight the idea of Moments. Moments are those split seconds of time that happen and to which we often don't pay much attention. Moments are fleeting. They are very often overlooked. This Thanksgiving, as we gather with our loved ones, I would like to encourage us pause and take in the moments of the day.
By Ashly Moore Sheldon • November 22, 2021
The holidays are rapidly approaching and we're all scrambling to stock up on gifts for our nearest and dearest. We've got suggestions for a diverse range of recipients, including animal lovers, the newly adulting, crafty types, adventure seekers, foodies, and more.
By Terry Fleming • November 17, 2021
I know you've heard about our current promotion where all ReadingRewards members get double points when they purchase any DVD or Blu-ray title. But did you know that the purchase of a new copy of select titles can earn you even MORE points? We thought the best holiday gifts were items that give YOU something while also being a great present for a loved one. Here are our suggestions for Movie and TV titles that'll give back in a big way.
By Barbara Hagen • November 16, 2021
The holiday season brings exciting new releases in books, music, movies, and TV. That plus the much-loved classics come together to make the holiday complete. Today, I’d like to provide a bit of Holiday Helper insights for ThriftBooks this season to help you get the most out of your experience and holiday shopping.
By Ashly Moore Sheldon • November 15, 2021
Amanda Gorman stole the show last January when she shared her poem The Hill We Climb. Her evocative, energizing voice offered a fresh, accessible take on what many consider to be an esoteric, staid genre. Her new book, Call Us What We Carry, comes out on December 7 and here we spotlight fifteen other poets whose verses provide a good entry point into the dynamic artform of poetry.
By Ashly Moore Sheldon • November 09, 2021
We're eagerly anticipating the new installment to the epic Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon. The story centers on embattled lovers, Claire and Jamie, always fighting for the survival of their steamy, sultry relationship, even as time and circumstance keeps ripping them apart. If you're not familiar with the sweeping saga, here's a primer. Warning: There may be a few spoilers here.
By Barbara Hagen • November 07, 2021
Since November is National Family Literacy Month, I thought I would take a moment to share my thoughts on reading to those littlest ones between the ages of 0-4 and the oft asked question when selecting books for this age: Which is better, Board Books or Picture Books?
By Ashly Moore Sheldon • November 04, 2021
As pandemic concerns ease, we're all pretty excited for the upcoming holiday get-togethers. But we may also be feeling a bit rusty when it comes to entertaining. Here are thirteen cookbooks that will help you get back into host mode, whether for casual gatherings or fabulous fêtes.