Showing posts with label Common Good Books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Common Good Books. Show all posts

Friday, October 2, 2009

ORDWAY and CGB Partner Up




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Go deeper into Little House on the Prairie before you enjoy the show. Buy some Little House stuff at CGB, then experience Little House on the Prairie, The Musical LIVE ON STAGE at the ORDWAY in downtown Saint Paul.

Books, CDs and DVDs are available at Common Good Books.

Use promo code BOOKCLUB for a 10% discount on select performances.

Sunday, November 30, 2008

CGB at TCDP

Jill Ackerman wrote a nice little article about us over at Twin Cities Daily Planet. Read it here>>>

Thanks, Jill and TC Daily Planet.

Friday, November 21, 2008

Happy Birthday to Us!


Recently we celebrated our second birthday, and Garrison dressed up for the event.
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Thursday, January 17, 2008

It's Been A While

Blogs are timely. They are meant to be updated in a timely fashion. People check their favorite blogs on a daily basis for updates on the world which those blogs are representing.

Let me assure you, we are still here in our cozy basement home, selling away, if not blogging. My apologies. For 2008: More blog entries for any of you out there still coming by. Promise. Tell your friends.

So, what's new? A nice little event happening this weekend. Bill Holm will be down the street at the church talking with Garrison about his (Holm's) new book, The Windows of Brimnes. (My favorite lines in the book come early (mostly because I've just started it): "There are too many of us, and we are too hard to keep track of. We like to put things in numerical order, in case the authorities should need us suddenly.) If you haven't read Holm's book The Heart Can Be Filled Anywhere on Earth, it would behoove you to get a copy.














And besides the fantastic writing, just look at that guy. He's awesome, right?

Alright, more soon. I leave you with an essay from the above-mentioned author.

I'll be working the event, so come by and say hello.

--David

Oh, and a new look...