While on my road trip, I came across some bookish art that I wanted to share!
Reading with a statue in Hilton Head, SC
Some beautiful old books at an art museum in Chattanooga
Hunter Museum of Art, Chattanooga, TN
Hunter Museum of Art, Chattanooga, TN
Book Warehouse $3 and under books, located off of I-75 in GA, 5 miles from the FL border
Book Warehouse – sooooo many great books to choose from!
The books I picked up from the Book Warehouse near Valdosta, GA
Not a bookish picture, but this is something I learned after reading it on a dolphin statue at the Atlanta Aquarium, and I thought it was fitting since it’s something I read (plus, I had no idea!)
Which one is your favorite?
Thanks for reading,
Rebecca
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Book Warehouse looks like a place I would love to get lost in for a few hours 🙂
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Seriously, it was amazing! I can’t wait to go back. . . if I’m ever in the area again.
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I love your bookish pics! Thanks for sharing. 😀
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You’re welcome! 🙂
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Great pics! I love the Book Warehouse you went to – I used to go when I went to FSU and I would stop in when I went to visit my sis in TN. Such a great store – there are so many books!!! Loved the pile you picked up – the Egan book is fantastic! Enjoy your new reads 🙂
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Awesome!!!! Isn’t it just amazing??? I could have spent HOURS there! My sister and I just loved it.
Even though I went to FSU, home was south FL, so I never even knew this existed! But it’s so close to FL, if I’m up in the area again I will for sure go back.
Interesting Fact: Did you know that Jennifer Egan dated Steve Jobs? I read that in the Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson book!
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I’m so glad you made it to this place! I was so worried when we talked about you going on that other highway!
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I wonder if it’s a different one or the same one since it was off a different highway. . .
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I really like your second book warehouse picture. I think it’s a good picture and it’s also a lot of fun to see just how many books they had! And the dolphin thing is an awesome fun fact. Very interesting!
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Thanks, Katie! I know the dolphin fact isn’t bookish but since I read it and you read books, I felt it worked with the post. It’s a stretch, I guess!
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This is great! I still have to post something about my holiday to Prague (where I saw a statue of Kafka and his birthhouse), but I always seem to forget to write that post, oops :p
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YES! Make it a point to write it out! Write it down right now as a reminder. 🙂
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Oh my goodness, the Book Warehouse looks amazing; I’m impressed you left with only four books! Goon Squad is fantastic, and I’ve heard great things about Prep and The Sense of and Anding.
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It required SOOOOO much restraint to only leave with a few books. It was almost impossible.
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What fund that you found so many bookish things along the trip!
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I know! I think so, too! By the middle of the trip I realized, hey, this could totally be a post on my blog!
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Oh my! Book Warehouse looks like it could be worth the trip alone!
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Oh my gosh, it was amazing. And addicting. And soooooo hard to control myself while there!
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The store with the three dollar books! I have got to stop in there next time I go south! Were they familiar, well known titles and authors?
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YES!!!! Like all of the books you would want! It was like visiting a library, but you could BUY the books! I mean, of course there were authors I had no idea about, but I could have walked away with 500 books from there, all from reputable authors, many of whom have won awards for their books. And Jennine, you’d like it a lot too because there was a huge Christian section. It didn’t benefit me (being Jewish) but I know it’s something you would have loved.
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I’m so excited that you made it to the Book Warehouse! I’ve driven by it at least 50 times (no lie – in the course of my life I have drive the east coast at a minimum of 25 times) and never made it in. I was so worried that you wouldn’t make it there because you taking another highway!
Like I said, I ‘m SO excited that you made it 🙂
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It’s worth it, so next time, make the stop and go! I’d drive 25 minutes out of my way to go in the future, if I was close by. Although it’s like 5 minutes off of I-75, right outside of FL, exit 5 in GA.
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Book Warehouse looks like a place where I would like to live 😀
I like also the first picture very much!
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Hahaha! You could live there, but there’s no kitchen. Only a small bathroom. . . and a warehouse of books! 🙂
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Oh man, book warehouse… *drools*
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I know. . . it was all I could do to contain myself to only a few purchases. . . the books were just too irresistible.
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That books in the second pic is really nice! I found similar looking books at a second hand book store (although not so neat), but I was out of money so I couldn’t buy it. I think one was Dickens and the other were Shakespeare etc. I don’t read Shakespeare, but I would’ve bought the books just for the covers!
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Oh my gosh, that’s awesome!!! Maybe when you’re rich! 😀
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