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Carol's Book Store

divinafollia — 2011-02-22 12:48:54

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	+ ------ + ''2011-02-22 11:48:54'' [[nbsp]] Hallo, can I send you some italian books of poetry and novel from my publishing house RUPE MUTEVOLE EDIZIONI? Contact me to s.denti1@tin.it + Thamk you so much, Silvia --["Users/divinafollia"]

Carol's Book Store

TusharRawat — 2007-03-02 02:57:16

Revert to version 1 (taking chill pill..ignore anything i did in the 20 or so min before this revert).

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- '''Carol’s Book Store''', previously owned and operated by Carol McNeal in several South Sacramento locations, was purchased by Sharon Wright in late 2006 and will continue the bookstore's legacy of supporting black culture in the Sacramento area. The store's red brick building has about 2,000-square feet of retail space offering literature by and for African Americans and addressing such subjects as children, self-help, biography, special interests, fiction and local authors. Wright will continue the store's legacy of book signing events, spoken word performances and youth activities; the bookstore also offers a computer kiosk to allow customers to order books online and will carry literature in various languages to address its diverse clientele.	+ '''Carol’s Book Store''', previously owned and operated by Carol McNeal in several South Sacramento locations, was purchased by Sharon Wright in late 2006 and will continue the bookstore's legacy of supporting ["African-Americans" black culture] in the Sacramento area. The store's red brick building has about 2,000-square feet of retail space offering literature by and for African Americans and addressing such subjects as children, self-help, biography, special interests, fiction and local authors. Wright will continue the store's legacy of book signing events, spoken word performances and youth activities; the bookstore also offers a computer kiosk to allow customers to order books online and will carry literature in various languages to address its diverse clientele.

Carol's Book Store

TusharRawat — 2007-03-02 02:42:10

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- '''Carol’s Book Store''', previously owned and operated by Carol McNeal in several South Sacramento locations, was purchased by Sharon Wright in late 2006 and will continue the bookstore's legacy of supporting ["African-Americans" black culture] in the Sacramento area. The store's red brick building has about 2,000-square feet of retail space offering literature by and for African Americans and addressing such subjects as children, self-help, biography, special interests, fiction and local authors. Wright will continue the store's legacy of book signing events, spoken word performances and youth activities; the bookstore also offers a computer kiosk to allow customers to order books online and will carry literature in various languages to address its diverse clientele.	+ '''Carol’s Book Store''', previously owned and operated by Carol McNeal in several South Sacramento locations, was purchased by Sharon Wright in late 2006 and will continue the bookstore's legacy of supporting black culture in the Sacramento area. The store's red brick building has about 2,000-square feet of retail space offering literature by and for African Americans and addressing such subjects as children, self-help, biography, special interests, fiction and local authors. Wright will continue the store's legacy of book signing events, spoken word performances and youth activities; the bookstore also offers a computer kiosk to allow customers to order books online and will carry literature in various languages to address its diverse clientele.

Carol's Book Store

AlphaDog — 2006-10-30 18:16:07

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	+ \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|1913 Del Paso Blvd., ["Sacramento"]\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Hours'''\|\| + \|\|'''Tue-Sat''' noon-6pm\|\| + \|\|'''Closed Sun-Mon'''\|\| + \|\|'''Second Saturday''' open until 10pm\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Phone'''\|\| + \|\|(916) 646-6525\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Owner(s)'''\|\| + \|\| Sharon Wright\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Established'''\|\| + \|\|1984\|\| + + '''Carol’s Book Store''', previously owned and operated by Carol McNeal in several South Sacramento locations, was purchased by Sharon Wright in late 2006 and will continue the bookstore's legacy of supporting ["African-Americans" black culture] in the Sacramento area. The store's red brick building has about 2,000-square feet of retail space offering literature by and for African Americans and addressing such subjects as children, self-help, biography, special interests, fiction and local authors. Wright will continue the store's legacy of book signing events, spoken word performances and youth activities; the bookstore also offers a computer kiosk to allow customers to order books online and will carry literature in various languages to address its diverse clientele. + + [[Comments(What did you think of Carol's Books?)]]