Books & More/Real Coffee 119 N. Superior St. Albion, Michigan 49224 Telephone: 517-629-7560 Contact us by Email Parking Available At Rear of Store UPDATE: 05/14/2012     Scroll down to see... *Thanks to all the participants for World Book Night and Albion Celebrates World Book Night *Check-out Books & More Reading Group World Book selection for May! *Come back often to learn about "Where's Waldo Albion?" coming in July! *Read our most recent Newsletter Sign up for our Email Newsletter
	Books & More Reading Group  meets next on Monday, July 9th at 6:15pm T:15Quick reads. Fiction. Non-fiction. You Decide! Come as you are on Monday, May 14th at 6:15PM. The coffee shop will be open. Bring your supper if you'd like!  You have lots of time to join us!   Pick up your copy of the group's read at Books & More or at the Albion District Library! Next up: Another World Book Night choice: Caleb's Crossing  by Geraldine Brooks This fictionalized story was inspired by the first Wampanoag who graduated from Harvard in 1665. In 2011 when "Caleb's Crossing" was released, the first Wampanoag to graduate from Harvard since 1665 was Tiffany Smalley, a female. This fact would have cheered the hearts of the characters from "Caleb's Crossing". Join us July 9th to find out why!    Bring a friend if you're shy... or make one here!     ********************************************************    The generosity of the World Book Night USA, a non-profit group based out of New York, made it possible for over 20,000 free books both to be distributed throughout the United States on April 23rd.  In Albion we were fortunate enough to have 25 volunteers distribute titles such as the: "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" "Kindred" "The History of Love" "Just Kids" & More... These individuals had to write an essay as to why they wanted to distribute the book in Albion  and why they loved the book enough to want to share it with someone else. Here are some of the great book givers who came to the mutually sponsored World Book Night reception by the Albion District Library and Books & More of Albion or came afterwards. Did you meet any of these people on World Book Night?   Above Donna Williams to the left said about her book giving experience, "I was excited to see different parts of the community  coming together over books. It was fun but hard sometimes because people were reluctant at first" You can be a book giver next year!  Please check out our website and the library's for more information next January.       These World Book Night selections are for sale at Books & More of Albion:  .WORLDBOOKNIGHT.ORG                                                          ****************************************                 25th Anniversary of your buddy: Waldo!         Dorothy Dickerson, owner of Books & More of Albion, has a lot of fun in store this summer for all you "Where's Waldo?" fans and hopefully for some new fans too! Need a refresher? Here are some of the books we've come to love:                                                                                                                             ********		Brick Street Association, Greater Albion Chamber of Commerce, and the Albion District Library & Books & More of Albion PRESENTS: ALBION CELEBRATES READING  ON  WORLD BOOK NIGHT was APRIL 23rd  A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL THE PARTICIPANTS OF   "ALBION CELEBRATES WORLD BOOK NIGHT" What a success! Over 200 people attended the various readings below: Octavia Crawford- Turner 5:00 - 5:20PM Lopez Taco House "Expressive MOMents" by Octavia Turner Jeremy Woods 5:00 - 5:20PM Dickerson Music "Deep Blues" by Muddy Waters Jerome Washington 5:30 - 5:50PM Books & More of Albion "How to Draw Lifelike Portraits from Photographs" by Lee Hammond Andy French 5:30 - 5:50PM Hadfield's Watch Repair HG Wells "Time Machine" Becky Eagen 5:30 - 5:50PM Kids 'N' Stuff Museum "The Lorax" by Dr. Seuss Roy LaFountain 6:00 - 6:20PM Casserelli's "Rolling Pennies In The Dark" by Douglas MacKinnon. Bob Darling 6:00 - 6:20PM General Store & Hardware "Lost in the Woods" by Carl R. Sams II & Jean Stoick Peggy Grigowski 6:00 - 6:20PM  Bonnie's "The Sock Stealer" by Peggy Grigowski Sue Haven 6:30 - 6:50PM Murray, Tymkew & Associates "Homespun" (The Crack of Dawn) by Donald Davis Wynter Pitts 6:30 - 6:50PM Bonnie's Sweet Tooth "Macnolia" by A. Van Jordan Aaron & Lily Miller 7:00 - 7:15PM Parks Drug Store  "Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe" by C.S. Lewis Cast of Anne Frank 7:00 - 7:20PM Great Albion Chamber of Commerce "Diary of Anne Frank" Ed Kernish 7:15PM - 7:30PM Parks Drug Store "Squirrel seeks Chipmunk" by David Sedaris Meghan Martinez 7:30PM - 7:50PM Nutrition Zone-Susan Zumba Magazine & demonstration Donna Daines 7:30PM - 7:50PM Albion District Library "West with the Night" by Beryl Markham Diane Garrison 7:30pm - 7:50PM St. James Church "Waiting for the Owl's Call" by Gloria Whelan; Pascal Milelli Please look over any of the books read by our readers at Books & More of Albion or the Albion District Library! Albion Celebrates World Book Night would not have happened without the following sponsors:  Books & More of Albion, Greater Albion Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Development Authority, Brick Street Association, Albion District Library, and the following merchants of downtown Albion, MI... Brick Street Association Sponsors: A Place for your Hair          Citizen's Bank Body & Health                      Dickerson's Music Albion Paint Spot, Inc.      Esther's Unique Boutique  Bellisima Bridal                   General Store & Hardware   Books & More of Albion     Gerry's Beauty  Cascarelli's of Albion          Hadfield's Watch Repair  Homestead Savings Bank    Illusions  Kids'N'Stuff Museum             NutritionZoneOne  Lopez Taco House           Murray, Tymkew & Associates                    Palmer House Inn Bed & Breakfast Parks Drug Store               Corona  Smoke Shop              Performance Automotive of Albion, Inc.  St. James Episcopal   Bonnie's Sweet Tooth Wolf's Auto Service Major Sponsors:  Books & More of Albion  Greater Albion Chamber of Commerce  Albion Heritage Bed and Breakfast  Art Craft Press Albion District Library  Books & More of Albion For ALBION CELEBRATES WORLD BOOK NIGHT, we were fortunate enough to have some wonderful readers and engaging demonstrations.  Courtesy of Catherine Kerley, here are some photos of the fun we had at all the great business locations: POETRY Octavia Crawford-Turner recites her poetry at Lopez Taco House.   SCIENCE-FICTION City Council Member Andy French takes a trip through time reading HG Wells adventure story "Time Machine" at Hadfield's Watch Repair.   ART  Books & More of Albion's owner, Dorothy Dickerson, enjoys artist Jerome Washington's display about books and art.    AUTHOR-FUN FOR CHILDREN Author Peggy Grigowski reads her children's book,   "The Sock Stealer" at Bonnies.   WBCK MORNING HOST- INSPIRATIONAL WBCK Radio host, Roy LaFountain at Casscerelli's delivers a meaningful reading on changing your life for the better no matter what your circumstances.   NATURE Bob Darling owner of General Store and Hardware reads from "Lost in the Woods." A children's story he says he loves because of the view of a nature portrayed in the book.  MULTI-CULTURAL STORIES Diane Garrison ( left in light blue sweater) at St. James  reads "Waiting for the Owl's Call" a story about Afghani women and children and their art of rug making.   SHARING OF FAITH Aaron and Lily Miller did a beautiful job of reading from, "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" to a full house at Parks Drug Store; also sharing how reading is an opportunity to share and explore their Christian faith together as a family.   More photos coming!       "WHERE WILL I BE IN ALBION COME THIS JULY?"       VISIT BOOKS & MORE OF ALBION TO LEARN MORE ABOUT A FUN SCAVENGER HUNT FOR WALDO THROUGHOUT TOWN THIS JULY! AND, OF COURSE, WE'LL HAVE WALDO BOOKS FOR SALE AFTER ALL IT'S HIS 25TH ANNIVERSARY! ************
	A Great Opportunity for Family     Discussion:       Read the "Diary of the Anne Frank"      Then experience   the Marshall Civic Players   performing at the     Franke Center for the Arts in     Marshall, MI  The Diary of Anne Frank Dates: May 11-13, 18-20 2012 Show Times: Fridays and Saturdays - 8:00 p.m. Sundays - 2:30 p.m. Location: Franke Center for the Arts 214 E. Mansion St. - Marshall Tickets: Adults $15; Seniors $12; Students $8 Call 269-781-3335 for more information!      Here's is a sneak peak from their      performance at Albion Celebrates       World Book Night at the Albion        Greater Chamber of Commerce   site on  April 23rd:		150th Coming Events!        BOOKS & MORE     May 19th - Please help Books & More of Albion support Citizen's to Beautify Albion when they plant the Petunias this Friday night and Saturday Morning. Call us for info! July - Where's Waldo fun! ***************************************************** Do you recognize some of our 2011 Guest Book Reviewers?                                                                              Please e-mail us if you would like to be a guest reviewer in 2012! You'll get a free drink and our thanks for helping our community love reading as much as you do!   Become a Guest Reviewer today!   ***********
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	Great Books for Tweens! GOODIES for teens and tweens    Age 9 and up Wonder Struck is told through words and pictures taking you on two children's journey to find different lives. One is told through words. One is told through beautiful black and white drawings. Authored by Brian Selznick, creator of the Caldecott Medal Winner, The Invention of Hugo Cabret                        Age 12 and up      A fantasy noir about a thief in a town full of liars with magic touching and shaping the story. Will telling the truth change the town or the person telling it?           Ages 9-11  What would you do if you were thirteen-years-old and condemned to death for being creative? Find out what young Alex Stowe faces in when he finds out he is must face the Eliminators for being artistic!   Ages 14 & Up[ Written in the rudimentary language of the character, the book is a difficult read for some. Saba, the main character, learns to survive on her own when her twin brother suddenly becomes missing. Her challenge to find him and survive the barren society of the future.		PHOTO:   The McQuown Family of Albion playing "Spot It"  Take a guess as to who won? Check us out for some great bargains! YOUR SELECTION: BLUE ORANGE GAMES, BANANAGRAMS AND MAYBE WE'LL THROW IN SOME OTHER FRUITY GAMES TO TEST YOUR SKILL COME WITH FAMILY, FRIENDS, OR JUST YOURSELF TO TEST OUT THE GAMES.  YOU'LL ALWAYS HAVE A PARTNER AT BOOKS & MORE! **********   Build your brain in 2012. Here are some great choices:   A small book packed with big fun. 'Line up three fruits in as many different arrangements as possible. How many did you find?"   Answer before guest review. **************   Fun brain books aren't just for kids. What makes an exercise Neurobic?  It must engage your attention.  It must involve one or more of your senses in a novel context.  It must break a routine activity in a nontrivial way.  Check out a sample exercise below: Sample Brain exercise: Learn Braille. One easy way to start is feeling the Braille numbers on elevator buttons. Doing so you will have stimulated your brain to create a whole new set of neural connections.  Or you can get the book, "The Black Book of Colors" by Menena Cottin and Rosana Faria, which teaches Braille and has some gorgeous imprinted pictures.   ******** Word Games Galore!   Solve Sherlogic Holmes with your family with this latest puzzle book. Or torment your mind with FrankEinstein puzzles. Maybe words are your favorite. Try the chapter on the Wordman of Alcatraz!
	WHAT GREAT BUYS ARE AT BOOKS & MORE THIS WEEK?   THE JOY OF FOLDING AND IT'S BRAIN BUILDING! HERE'S WHAT YOU CAN MAKE: SOUVENIR WALLETS STUNT PLANE ZAMBIA GIRAFFE  AFRICAN ELEPHANT HEART PLACE CARDS   HOW DOES IT BUILD YOUR BRAIN? Listening Skills, Social Studies, Visual Memory, Reading Skills, Sequential Memory, Visual-Spatial Motor Skills, Writing Skills, Concentration, Verbal and Visual Memory, Mathematics Eye-Hand Coordination, Logical Reasoning, Spatial Relationship, Fine Motor Skills, Problem Solving. Katrin & Yuri Shumakov wrote a thesis on Origami. Check out the info on www.oriland.com Talk to Kevin Kissinger the next time he visits Books & More of Albion. He loves Origami.		April is Poetry Month POETRY  PASSION IN BOOKS! Inspire your kids to express themselves  with the power of poetry.    Reading these poems will take you on an adventure! Let your tongue jump away as it avoids the kid eating plant from the "Wild Weed" poem.  In  "Cinderella", discover why the prince decides not to find the owner of the glass slipper this time around! Find a way to make some quick change in "Good Idea". Published in 2011, written by Shel Silverstein, why don't you try, "Everything On It"?   FOR THE YOUNGER SET... A favorite from a few years back, "Yellow Moon, Apple Moon" has illustrations that swirl and dance with the rhyming sounds on the page! A young girl shows her appreciation for being loved and enjoying what has been given to her. Published in 2008 and written by award-winning novelist and poet Pamela Porter, "Yellow Moon, Apple Moon" includes the words and music to "At the Gate of Heaven"  ("A la Puerta del Cielo"), a new Mexican lullaby. Words are written in both English and Spanish. GO TO FUN FAMILY ACTIVITY 2 FURTHER DOWN THE PAGE FOR MORE POETRY INSPIRATIONS!
			Family Activity 1  How many gifts can you make out of your Origami (art of paper folding) projects?  As a family get together and decide what you want to make and who you are going to give them to. The book "Origami on the Go" has some great gift ideas and has the color paper in the back of the book. You can even have an Origami party inviting friends over to snack and help make the gifts. Write us with your suggestions. The picture on left gives you some ideas of what you can make by folding paper. There are practical gifts like place holders and recipe card holders, chop stick holders and so much more. Read more about Origami and its benefits on www.oriland.com   You can even write a poem on the paper before you fold it for extra fun. Answer to fruit puzzle: 6   GUEST  BOOK REVIEW
	Review by Kevin Kissinger "The Pigeon" by: Patrick Süskind The novella, The Pigeon, was the second major work by Patrick Süskind, published in 1988, and is a compelling character study of a middle-aged Parisian bank guard. Jonathon Noel, the main character, lives a life of extreme regularity. Steadily, he saves his funds with the intent to buy the apartment he has been renting and to live out his days there. His clockwork-like existence is interrupted one morning when he discovers a pigeon that has found its way into the hallway outside his apartment.  The day becomes an arduous journey, as his mind is incapable of handling the situation at his doorstep. The story flows well as Jonathon can be imagined to be acting as he would under normal circumstances, but the third-person narration reveals his intense internal crisis. If one enjoys existentialism, philosophy, and/or psychology, I would recommend this book for a short thrilling read.                                         ******************************************************* *******************************************************             Books for kids!                                         28 Poster-Size Ancient Egyptian Mazes!  AEONS OF FUN!   Learn history and exercise your brain at the same time with...   Play Spelling Beehive or have some Presidential Dessert all found in this crazy, fun, brain book on games. Your child's brain or yours will have more exercise then watching TV!		February/ March Guest Reviewer Kevin Kissinger   You know Kevin as a former barista here at Books & More of Albion, but he has so many talents. Teaching our Origami Appreciation class is just one of many. Kevin is a graduate of Albion College and majored in Art. He paints and has shown his work at Books & More of Albion.  And yes, he did draw his self-protrait!                     ***************** NEW  BOOKS    FOR MYSTERY LOVERS      FOR THE KIDS   We all love of "snow day" once and awhile. But is there a time when having a snow day isn't as fun as we hoped?  Greg Heffley will give you a whole new meaning for having cabin fever during the holidays, no less.        FOR ACTION LOVERS In this exciting new addition to the James Patterson legacy,  the  President's son and daughter have been abducted from school, what is Detective Alex Cross willing to do to get them back and in the middle of an attack on the nation's capitol?
	HERE'S A HOLIDAY DATE YOU MIGHT ENJOY!      LOVES ADVENTURE. LOVES HISTORY. LOVES POLITICS. YOUR DATE THEN IS TEDDY ROOSEVELT AND YOU'RE GOING DOWN THE "RIVER OF DOUBT."                          Review by Staff Member:  Sylvia Benavidez Books & More's reading group has read a variety of books in it's short time of existence. "River of Doubt" was it's emotional second choice. I say emotional because members of the group had strong responses to the true adventure of Teddy Roosevelt and his son going down a tributary of the Amazon river, which provided over an hour of conversation for the group. After a crushing loss in his bid for the presidency in 1912, Theodore Roosevelt searched for a rigorous and provocative challenge to regain his self-respect. He found it in a punishing trip down an unmapped, choked tributary of the Amazon.  With his son Kermit and Brazil's most famous explorer, Candido Mariano da Silva Rondon, Roosevelt changed the map of the Western Hemisphere forever as well as the lives  of the people he was traveling with down this treacherous river. The writing is not flowery, but engaging and is well-researched. As I was reading, I found myself wondering is this really a true story? How could someone who was the head of the United States make the kind of poor decisions that cost him the life of members of exploratory party and almost his own?  A book that is a great choice for a reading group or your own personal read, "River of Doubt" is not just a historical experience, but one that can creep in our own life if we are not careful.		**************************************************************** Get a  Books & More T-shirt for a Christmas gift. They are great for sending to someone!    Share your love of independent bookstores in your community, wear your T-Shirt proudly! Designed by Kevin Kissinger from Albion Produced by Tim Parks, formerly of Albion, now Grand Rapids.                                            **************          FICTIONAL BOOKS THAT FEATURE BOYS                                     Both books feature boys as main characters. A nice touch if you're trying to interest a young man in reading. Although the books are for young adults - eight and older, the richly worded text and the well-chiseled characters engage and keep the attention of the young and old. Each story has a fish out-of-water theme and yet each child resolves their isolation uniquely.
			*A Word from the Owner* 2012 is off to a great start: weather has been cooperative, the sun has shone and as a result spirits are high.  A late winter snowstorm shouldn’t dampen these spirits because we are busy making plans for an exciting year of events. Books & More is participating in World Book Night. Many of you are aware of World Book Night because we have talked up this giveaway of a million books for some time. If you did not sign up as a book giver, you still need to stay in touch with us as books may become available for you to giveaway closer to the date of April 23rd.  This program costs nothing to either the book giver or book recipient. It is an activity to help create the love of reading in those who do not read or read little. There are other events being planned around this event. We will update you on those as the details are worked out. We haven’t forgotten the request for classes. The first one will be on February 29th, which is next Wednesday.  Kevin Kissinger has agreed to teach an origami appreciation class which will also teach the participants the basic types of folds and help them make an origami piece to take home. Kevin was a barista at Books & More while he attended Albion College as an art major. You might have caught him in action making origami on your visits to Books & More. Reservations are required as there is limited space. This class will start at 6 PM on February 29th. That date is coming fast so be sure to call soon. Another class is the popular class by Holly Zblewski. We missed Holly for a couple of years but she will be back this year and will have two classes on decorating Pysanky, Ukrainian Easter eggs. The dates for these are March 19th or 20th from 1-4 PM. Reservations are a must. There is a limit of eight per class with an age limit of 12 so call in early to be sure of a spot.  There is no charge but donations for supplies will be welcomed.  The number to call for reservations is 517-629-7560 or e-mail dorothydickerson@hotmail.com.   Bad Joke of the Day:  A policeman sees an old pickup truck going down the road with a bunch of ducks flapping around loose in the bed of the truck. He pulls the farmer over and asks what's going on. The farmer says "I've got all these ducks and I don't know what to do with them." The policeman says "there's a zoo down the road a mile or so that has a petting farm; you should take the ducks there." The farmer says OK and goes on his way. The next day the policeman sees the truck again with a bunch of ducks in the back, but they're all wearing sunglasses. He pulls the farmer over and says "I thought you were taking the ducks to the zoo". The farmer says "I did. But now they want to go to the beach!" Supplied by: Jeri Devlin, Books & More of Albion Reading Group Member. Thank you! Okay, think you can do better? Send us your joke and if it's fun and clean, we'll put it on our site!
			PRODUCT OF THE MONTH   'R Candys Nice for Easter Baskets!  LONG-LASTING. Made in Michigan! Light enough to mail to friends. Yummy chocolate as well as chewy toffee!  Share a bit of your good fortune. Share an 'R Candys for St. Patrick's Day! Find your favorite flavor at Books & More of Albion:  Milk Chocolate Cappuccino Almond Toffee Milk Chocolate Irish Cream Almond Toffee Milk Chocolate Cayenne Pepper Almond Toffee
	New to Books & More of Albion!        INCLUDES TIPS AND HEALTHY    MEANS FOR KIDS AT RISK FOR DIABETES:		Eat & Beat Diabetes  by: Dr. Howard M. Shapiro Description-There are so many richly flavored meals in this book, which help you maintain a healthy meal plan whether you have diabetes or not. Chapters focus on healthy weight loss, a call to action for parents, and then an overview of the Diabetes Pyramid. More chapters include the topics: starches, sweets, vegetables,  protein, fats, and oils... Here is a sample treat from Dr. Shapiro's book to celebrate spring or serve for your Easter Dinners:             Ingredients: Yields 8 servings 8 beefsteak tomatoes 1 TBSP of red wine vinegar Kosher Salt, freshly milled white vinegar 2 English cucumbers, medium dice 1 cup halved cherry tomatoes 1 red onion, small dice 1 mango, peeled, medium dice 1/2 cup fresh basil, chiffonade 1 TBSP extra-virgin olive oil 1. cut the beefsteak tomatoes in half across, and place them in a microwave-safe casserole dish. Microwave the tomatoes on high for 4 minutes 2. Remove the tomatoes, and use the back of a large spoon to gently press them through a strainer to make "tomato water." 3. Stir the tomato water together the vinegar, and season with salt and pepper to taste. Set aside until ready to use. 4. In a mixing bowl, combine the cucumbers with the cherry tomatoes, onion, mango and basil, and season with salt and pepper to taste. 5. Place the salad in the center of a large bowl. Pour  enough tomato water around the salad to come approximately halfway up the sides. Drizzle the salad lightly with olive oil and serve. Note:  If you do not own a microwave, the beefsteak tomatoes can be prepared using a large sauté pan. Cut the tomatoes in half across, and place them cut side down in the pan in a single layer. Turn the heat on low and cook the tomatoes until they soften and begin to lose their shape, approximately 10 to 15 minutes.           **********************************
			Fun Family Activity 2  POETIC MADNESS!  Yes, let your mad genius come out in your family. Get all your classic and new children books together on the kitchen table. Grab the family no matter what the age and bring them to the table and have them write a poem based on all or one of the children's book covers. The words can be the standard rhyme, Limerick, Minute, Sonnet, Tanka, Quatrain, Haiku, Acrostic, Free Verse etc.  If you aren't sure of the poetry styles, visit www.poetrydances.com for some great examples. As a family, pick out the best poem and e-mail it to us and we may post right here on our web site and there will be a free smoothie just for you if it's posted. Learn from the master, Dr. Seuss to the left!
	New book is Fractions Part 1		Fun Family Activity 3         RJ Toftness author of "Unlock the Mystery to Math" has a new book out. "Fractions Part 1" deals with, you guessed it, fractions. He uses all sorts of activities to familiarize people with the concepts of fractions in real life. Here is a similar picture with a sample exercise: He shows a cake that is not cut  in half. Then the author asks the reader to color in one side of cake. He then asks is the color side one half of the cake or not? Try this with your young ones and see what they say.
	BOOKS & MORE PRESENTS...            Released 2011, this hard cover book introduces you to the orphaned puppy who became a movie star.  Found in Books & More's Christmas catalog and at the store, this story is ideal for dog lovers and adventure lovers.  Says Ann Patchett, author of State of Wonder, "Not only does Susan Orlean give us a fascinating and big-hearted account of all the many incarnations of Rin Tin Tin, she shows us the ever-changing role American dogs in times of war and peace."		Free Family Activity 4 For EASTER  Right click on, click copy, paste this on a word document and have your kids color in the picture.  Have you kids read books about Easter and ask them why do we color Easter Eggs? See if your bunny below can find the eggs?
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