BOOKS TO BORROW OR OWN (updated periodically)

Book Corner 311 S. 20th St., Philadelphia, PA 19103 (215) 567-0527

http://www.amazon.com/shops/A1JDEOO5N12GZL (Book Corner’s Amazon Store)

or visit  their sister store The Next Page 722 Chestnut St., 19107 (215) 925-0722

Robin’s Book’s (Oldest Independent Book Store in Philaelphia)

110A S. 13th St., Philadelphia, PA

http://www.robinsbookstore.com/

Photo by Monique Gordon

Children’s Literature or the Child @ Heart

 Carver a life in poems by Marilyn Nelson (Book valued @ $16.95 and found used  for $3 hardcover in good condition!)

Don’t Hold Me Back, My Life and Art by Winfred Rembert

The Near Johannesburg Book and other poems by Gwendolyn Brooks

Playing to Win-The Story of Althea Gibson by Kean Deans, illustrated by Elbrite Brown

Rising Voices-Writing of Young Native Americans by Hirschfelder & Singer

We Were There, Too! Children in  U. S. History by Phillip Hoose

Grammar

The Transitive Vampire A Handbook of Grammar for the Eagerand the Doomed by Karen Elizabeth Gordon

How to Books

Field Guide to Produce by Aliza Green

Field Guide to Stains How to Identify & Remove Virtually Every Satin Known to Man by Friedman, Wagner, and Armstrong

Pet Books

The Dog owner’s Manual : Operating Instructions, Trouble Shooting Tips, & Advice on Lifetime Maintenance by Brunner & Still

The Literate Cat A Phot Graphic Celebration by Browntrout Publishers (color photospoems, quotes, history, stories…) 9″x12″ in size

Man Speaks Dog, Dog Teaches Man by Morris & Zuidema (color photos, quotes, history…) 5″x5″ in size

The  Encyclopedia of Natural Pet Care by CJ Puotinen

Adult & Young Adult 

Eden, Ohio by Shawne Johnson

Charles Pamati’s Extraordinary Beginnings of Everyday Things

Bigmama didn’t shop at Woolworth (Memoir), Sunny Nash

Politically Correct BedTime Stories by James Finn Garner

The Woman Warrior by Maxine Hong Kingston

Diabetes Health, Poetry, Stories & More

“No Sugar Added Poetry” visit www.Tudiabetes.org

Get Control of Your Blood Sugar, by Gary Scheiner,  M. S., C.D.E.

You don’t have to spend a fortune on books. My local library sells books once a month ranging from .25¢-$1.00. Visit thrift shops, flea markets, or independent book stores. Some book store organize books by themes. You’ll be amazed at what you’ll find!