Come on down and check out the new store! Open today from 10am-6pm.

We are at 294 NW 2nd Ave in the old Parson's Pharmacy Building.

We have expanded and continue to grow our in-store new books selection, more games, and gifts!

Have you seen all the lovely literary candles and perfume rollers in the store lately?

These are made by the lovely local artist, Shatrine! Shatrine was one of the very first local artist to join the book nook family and her candles are still one of our favorite items in the store! She knows how to bring our favorite book characters to life through scent!

In addition to creating the candles and perfumes we all love Shatrine is a loving wife, a devoted mother and a talented Graphic designer!

We are excited to announce that The Book Nook will be moving to the old Parson's Building hopefully in January!

Read all about it in the article on CanbyFirst!

It's Tuesday again and that means.... Book Birthdays!!!⁠⁠

Happy Pub Day to these wonderful books. Which book are you most excited to add to your home library?⁠⁠

Here we have Magic Lessons by Alice Hoffman. Where are my Practical Magic fans at? This is the prequel!!⁠

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Looking for a Thriller Thursday book? Come pick up Dean Koontz new book, Elsewhere.⁠

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Class Act is the sequel to the New Kid graphic novel.⁠

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The Book Nook is launching a SciFi book club with the first event on August 4th at 7pm.

The first book is Providence by Max Barry and will be discussed during a Zoom event in August.

Facebook Event Listing https://www.facebook.com/events/657408605117896/

We now carry Oregon themed childrens board books at The Book Nook. These board books focus on some of the thing unique and special to Oregon.

We at The Book Nook have rearranged our bookstore to allow maximum flow and spacing between customers while shopping. We have beautiful new shelve and rearranged to allow maximum space between customers for a pleasant shopping experience!

There is a lot happening in our world right now and it can sometimes feel overwhelming and out of our control. One thing we can do during this time is read books with the intent to understand and explore voices that may be different then our own.

A few months ago I had the opportunity to listen to award-winning authors Dr. Ibram X. Kendi and Jason Reynolds speak about the history of racist ideas in America and how we can become better advocates for change.

Big shout out to our incredible teen review book club members. We unfortunately didn't get everyone in the photo during our first virtual book club at The Book Nook in Canby. These guys are super readers! They meet and read and review books for us every month. Look for shelf tags around the store to see what new releases they highly recommend!