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• board games
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• book lights
• greeting cards
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• and MORE!
  

Hours:

Sunday & Monday: CLOSED

Tuesday - Thursday: 11am - 8pm

Friday & Saturday: 11am-8:30pm

Frequently asked question:

Do we take donations?

Yes we do on a limited basis. We will take up to 20 books in the following genres:

• Young adult
• scifi & fantasy
• Large print
• children's chapter books
• historical fiction
• general fiction
• true crime
• horror
• cozy mystery
• classics
  

Upcoming events:

All events are FREE

May 11th 12-4pm:

Author Event!

Our author event will include a meet & greet and book signing with local author Ella Rens, who has 2 published contemporary romances. We’ll be celebrating with a BOGO sale on our used Romance and a prize giveaway.

May 11th:

BOGO 50% OFF SALE!

Used Romance

May 18th 11:30am:

Storytime + Activity

May 17-18th 11-8:30pm: Anniversary Celebration!

Our anniversary event will include “Blind Date” book giveaways, sales, and a storytime

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novelnookangola@gmail.com

Phone:

(260) 252-4105

Sarah’s Spot

Hello! I’m Sarah, manager of Novel Nook! In my spot you’ll see what I’m reading every month and my thoughts on what I read! Check back often as I read throughout the month!

April 2024

Ok! As I write this April is officially over so here’s my wrap-up! I read 6 books or book like material.

Coraline (physical book) -5 stars - would definitely recommend to anyone who likes an easy, spooky read. Good for Middle Grade, but I wouldn’t recommend for younger

Our Lady of Mysterious Ailments (physical book) - 4 stars - This was the second book in a trilogy and I liked the first installment a little better. It was just a little TOO twisty for me to follow and the introduction of more characters left me a little confused.

Dreadful (digital ARC) - 4.5 stars - A super fun romp! This one had me laughing out loud. I loved the character development the main character went through and the constant “things aren’t what they seem” humor. I definitely recommend this one.

The Spellshop (physical ARC)- 5 stars - I LOVED this book! I liked Legends and Lattes as a cozy fantasy but it was also not something I’d pick up again. Add more stakes to Legends and Lattes, a dash of love story, and a talking spider plant and you’ve got The Spellshop. I’ll be talking this one up for months! I can’t wait for the release!

Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands (audiobook) - 5 stars - I honestly can’t tell which I liked more, this or the first installment Encyclopedia of Fairie. I still love the characters, I loved watching Wendall and Emily grow closer, and I loved everything about the journey they took together. I don’t know if there’s a planned third book but I’d love it if there was.

Everything is Fine (webtoon) - 4 stars - I do love me some webtoons and I read 3 straight seasons so I count it as a single book. Dystopian horror that is sometimes funny but mostly mildly unsettling. I think others might find it more horrific but I tend to really react more to supernatural than body horror.

Stay tuned for what I read in May!