Newtonville Books opened its doors at its new location a week ago, and the local independent bookstore at its grand opening this past Thursday night was packed even before the advertised 7pm celebration start date.
Boston-area literary notables, emerging writers and the general public intermingled at the new gorgeous space. Read on for photos of a few of them. All photos below were taken by writer/photographer Stanley Dankoski.
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Newtonville Books
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Books by local authors Myfanwy Collins and Elizabeth Searle
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Newtonville Books grand opening
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Newtonville Books co-owner Mary Cotton at its grand opening
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Newtonville Books grand opening
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Mayor Setti Warren at the Newtonville Books grand opening
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Books by local authors Audrey Shulman and Andre Dubus III
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Patron flipping through ‘Defending Jacob’ was astonished to find out its author, William Landay, was standing next to her.
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Newton mayor Setti Warren and author Atul Gawande
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Patrons at the Newtonville Books grand opening
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Authors Matthew Salesses and Michelle Hoover
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Tim Huggins, former owner of Newtonville Books at left, with store co-owner Jaime Clarke
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Tom Perrotta at the Newtonville Books grand opening
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Daniel Roberts reporting on the Newtonville Books grand opening
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Packed crowd at the Newtonville Books grand opening
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Eve Bridburg, founder of Grub Street of Boston, at Newtonville Books grand opening
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Patron at the Newtonville Books counter, which is comprised of used books not for sale
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Patron at the Newtonville Books counter, which is comprised of used books not for sale
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Patrons at the Newtonville Books counter, which is comprised of used books not for sale
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Patron at Newtonville Books grand opening
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Newtonville Books is now in Newton Centre
Newtonville Books has an updated website and can be found on Facebook and Twitter.
The grand opening was covered by Delia Cabe of the Boston Globe, too.
Update: The Newtonville Books counter, comprised of used not-for-sale books, made a mention over at Shelf Awareness.
So wish I had been there. Can’t wait to visit their new digs. Love seeing my book on display. What a thrill!
Reblogged this on myfanwy collins and commented:
Congratulations to Newtonville Books on their new location. Can’t wait to visit.
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