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What other are saying about Redbery Books

Wendy Webb, author of The Tale of Hacyon Crane:

Recently at Redbery Books, Wendy says "I just returned from a great event at Redbery Books in Cable, WI. It’s a fabulous bookstore in a cool, old building that’s attached to a wonderful restaurant featuring wood-fired pizzas, fine wines and local art on the walls. What could be better than buying a bagful of books and then leafing through them over a glass of wine and a gourmet pizza? Well, one thing could be better — talking to the local book clubs about my own book! The club members asked great questions that really got me thinking about my own characters, settings and motivations. I had a fabulous time and I think everyone else did, too." Wendy lives in the Lake Superior port city of Duluth, where she is the editor-in-chief of Duluth~Superior Magazine, a lifestyle monthly.

"A serious bookstore that likes to have fun, with selections for the whole family" according to Four Seasons, Monday, July 27, 2009:

Redbery Books, an independent bookstore that advertises "selections for the whole family," eclipses many other bookstores in the diverse features, programs, inventory and special events it proffers. It is a compliment to this part of the northwestern Wisconsin that owner Bev Bauer decided to set up shop in this "neck of the woods." Bauer has an abiding love of books - no surprise for someone who spent a summer in South Africa in a volunteer program setting up libraries in small villages. "Literacy and connecting people to books has always been a passion of mine," she said.
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We’re in good company according to this article from Isthmus News out of Madison, WI:

“The Yellow-Lighted Bookshop got me thinking about some of the famous bookstores I’ve loved browsing in—City Lights in San Francisco; the Grolier Poetry bookshop in Cambridge, Mass.; Prairie Lights in Iowa City. But just as satisfying, maybe even more satisfying in a way, is finding the very appealing shops that are, in comparison, in the middle of nowhere: Redbery Books in Cable, Wisconsin; Ocooch Books and Libations in Richland Center, for instance." (read the complete article)

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