Mingle and sip wines with Northbrook native and bestselling author of six novels Meg Waite Clayton at this casual event celebrating her newest novel!
The Last Train to London, based on a real-life heroine of the Dutch resistance, centers around the Kindertransports carrying children out of the reach of the Nazis during World War II. This book is already an international bestseller, and Meg is very excited to visit her "childhood bookstore".
The full program ($35.00) includes the hardcover book personally signed by the author, unique refreshments both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, informal conversation as well as a question and answer session, and a raffle. Bring additional guests, without book purchase, at the reduced admission price ($10.00).
Independent Bookstore Day was Saturday, April 27th.
We hope you joined in the #CHILOVEBOOKS fun by visiting as many independent bookstores you could with your passport (obtained with one $25 purchase) and earned a discount all year. Congratulations to Jan T. who completed her 10th store visit at the Book Bin!
The BookBin enjoyed refreshments and visits from 201 people! Our customers won raffles, prizes and took home free ARCs !
Alli cut off 12" of her hair for the Childhood Leukemia Foundation's program Hugs U Wear. The women at LUX Salon did a fantastic job giving her an wonderful new hairdoo. Hardcover Jay the Turtle loves his new tank, and we hope you like it too.
If you're worried about the road blocks on Dundee, never fear! Access to Downtown Northbrook is still open via Shermer Road.
On a wonderful side note, Yarn Shop Day was also Saturday April 27. We hope you visited the delightful Three Bags Full Knit Shop across the street from us.
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