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Unfortunately, we are out of Teletubbies at the moment; but we would be happy to order any copies you need if you'll let me know which ones you want. Otherwise I can put them on a 'Wish List' for you so that when they come in we can set them aside for you.

No... we don't have that particular title on the shelf; but we've got tons of others! DVDs are 15% off today! Family, Kids, Drama, Comedy, Action...Romance! We've got it all here and ready for your viewing pleasure! See you soon!

Now you just had downtown, as quick as a bug, but make sure you stop there at the red light, unless you are coming from the Big Chicken cause then you will have to turn where have to turn where that ole' gas station used to be, you know, where Mr. Hornsby used to have his grocery store. Ok, that was tiring. Sorry to make fun of anyone, but in the south people just speak differently and we embrace that since it is now where we make our home. Celebrating Eudora Welty's birthday today! All Southern Authors & Short Stories are 20% OFF! And you know we have many, many of these authors since we

Lol, true...but I'm pretty sure the ones I favor are really men . I really do think it may be more genre based than an actual conscious decision to choose one over the other.

Romance is the one and only genre I don't read either, or it's subgenres. That field is clearly dominated by women. It may have something to do with genres too, I suppose. My favorite is dark fiction/horror, some sci-fi/fantasy (Jim Butcher, Dresden series)...classic literature, and usually male for me in that genre as well. Okay, I'm logged in at the store ...oops . Rhonda

Hmm... Could've gone that route. Something horrible and bloody... you know, the usual. I'm gonna go with the too early, not enough coffee excuse.

Is there anything witty to be said about gardening? I mean posting something sidesplitting hilarious... or infuriating... everyday, is a lot of pressure. And how exactly am I supposed to come up with something that's either of those things about Gardening? Riddle me that. As I'm sure you've figured out by now, our Gardening section is 20% off today. And if you come in and give me a witty line about Gardening, I'll make it 25%! How's that for a slice of fried gold?! See you soon!

William Arntz and two others. It's a little bit of both, actually. I think the cover is pretty trippy!

She's here! Right now! Reading/Signing until 5pm! Get your butts out here!

It's actually the title of a self help book; I swear! Does your Self need help? We here at The Book Worm are here for you. And while myself, Britaini and Rhonda may not have the answers, one of the many titles from the very qualified and highly educated doctors who wrote them just might! Self Help is 20% off today!

Morning Bump! See you all @ 3:00!

Evening bump!

Sweating, bruises, sore muscles... I was sooo going to write something highly inappropriate and controversial there. I'll err on the side of caution... today! Lol. ... Good one!

Just like I don't do sports. But that doesn't mean you can't! Here at the Book Worm we've got books to teach you how to shoot hoops, make a touchdown or sink a ... birdie? ...I told you; I don't do sports! Anyway; 25% off Sports section today! Get ready to play this Summer! See you soon!

Don't forget: Tomorrow, Saturday, April 9th, Patricia Sprinkle, author of "Hold Up the Sky" and "When Did We Lose Harriet?", will be at the P.S. Coffee & Bake Shoppe for a reading of her New Release, "Friday's Daughter"! Teensie MacAllester's two elder sisters consider her an insignificant appendage to their illustrious family. For fifteen years they have been delighted to let her care for their ailing relatives. After all, Teensie is both a nurse and a Friday's child, naturally loving and giving. As Teensie deferred her life, a dream sustained her: autocratic King MacAllester promi

Sitting in the chair at the optometrist and the doc says"...I know you're only 40, but it's time for bifocals." "Nooooooooo!" You scream as everything goes hazy and in a fit of rage you reach for his ball point, click-pen and jab it into his ear! The optometrist shrieks and falls to the floor twitching; and as you watch his blood blooming beneath is head like a summer rose against the white tile, you think "...I may have overreacted." Don't worry, Bifocal-ers; we've got your back. LARGE PRINT is 20% off today!

If I've just described your typical morning fare, then today's special is for you! Seniors of Paulding County (and surrounding areas), UNITE! Come in today and receive 20% off your purchase! We've got an awesome selection of... well... darn near everything! So come on in and stock up today!

I'm soooooo sorry. You should keep an eye on our Calendar of Daily Specials posted on our website. That way you can plan for it!

You're right. Perhaps that should be my personal goal for the week?

Whatever you want to call it, it's Twofer Tuesday! Today's genre: Romance (of both the prim and not-so-proper types! ) Buy 1, Get 1 Free from our paperback romance section! Oh, and don't forget: Patricia Sprinkle will be at the PS Coffee Shoppe for a reading/signing of her newest release, 'Friday's Daughter', this Saturday from 3-5 p.m.! See you soon!

Copschick, have you considered a big sign that says "DUCK!"? I actually have walked into the wall before but usually it is at night when vision just isn't what it should be. Yeah, that is my excuse and I am sticking with it!

I have heard that story before and always imagine it comes from someone that may be being abused at home and it is just an excuse. Have you ever walked into an object just being oblivious to your surrounding or daydreaming? My topic title is just one of things one might say if they did encounter an object being where it should not have been or a minute of not paying attention but actually it is Walk Around Things Day! I know, your thinking, where does the bookworm come up with these days? Lots of hard work and access to lots of good books! To celebrate this day, we offer 25% off Health and

Love stevia but there are many brands and they are not all created equal so don't give up on it if you don't like the first one you try. Stevia in the raw is good but others, less expensive ones, can also be great (though a few have an aftertaste). My coffee, STRONG, with half and half and either stevia or sugar free carmel or vanilla syrup. 2-3 times daily or I can become mean-lol!

awww shucks, , nice to be thought of on such a pretty SUNnyday!