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Juneau Alaska’s Independent Bookstores | Independent Bookstore Day 2022 Vlog

May 1, 2022 by Elizabeth 1 Comment

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Let me show you around the independent bookstores of my hometown, Juneau, Alaska and provide a few book recommendations along the way! I visited all four of Juneau’s indie bookshops for Independent Bookstore Day 2022, and bought more books than I intended. Watch the vlog!

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  • Read my article about these bookstores, The Best Indie Bookstores in Juneau, Alaska, on the blog Books and Bao.
  • Mentioned in the vlog: Two Unbelievable Dog Tales of Juneau, Alaska Vlog
  • Mentioned in the vlog: DIY Virtual Elizabeth Peratrovich Juneau Walking Tour
  • For more books that take place in Juneau, Read Tour Juneau, Alaska by the Books

Bookstores Visited & Map

  • Hearthside Books & Toys
  • Rainy Retreat Books
  • The Amazing Bookstore

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Have you visited Juneau’s bookstores? Do you visit independent bookstores when you travel? Do you have a preference between new books and used books? Tell me 

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  1. Redding says

    May 8, 2022 at 2:50 pm

    A community with an outstanding independent bookstore-to-population ratio is wonderful. A volunteer used bookstore that benefits the library with $1 million is even better.

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