the unlikely pilgrimage of harold fry book review

Unsettling news from Chester County Book & Music Company, West Chester, Pa.: in an e-mail to reps, owner Kathy Simoneaux said that the store did not renew its lease in January and is occupying its space on a month-to-month basis at 'a greatly reduced rent' that has made cash flow 'the best it's been for years.' But under the month-to-month lease, the landlord can give the store 60 days notice to vacate, at which point the store will close.

All of the perks above including VIP pre-opening party invitation, name on 'generous donors' plaque (optional), a bookcase named after you in the genre of your choice, book club membership, book of the month club for 3 years, entered into the ribbon cutting lottery dinner with Chis and Gina, Author's club.' For those who do the $250 Great Expectations plan, 'You will receive a bumper sticker, your name on website, handwritten thank you note, t-shirt, VIP pre-opening party invitation and your name on the 'generous donors' plaque (optional).' For the $50,000 Great Gatsby, 'You will be a member of our volunteer advisory with VIP access to the store at all times. Their donation packages have literary titles and range from $5 to $50,000. After several weeks and many modifications, we had crafted our plan.' But then, original family funding dried up because of illness, so Holmes and Jones turned to crowdsourcing to get the Monte Cristo Bookshop started. We met with a marketing company, interior designers, insurance agents, and business experts. We e-mailed and phoned bookstore owners around the country. We went on an 'independent bookstore tour' of New England.

We met local business leaders, politicians, 'townies,' and anyone who had influence or an opinion. The two noted that they had prepared in detail and had originally obtained sufficient funding. 'Widely known as the cultural center of Southeastern Connecticut, with 14 art galleries, a dozen music venues, a performance art theater, and home to 'Connecticut's Best Coffee Shop 4 years in a row,' New London is missing one vital element: a bookstore,' the pair wrote. Gina Holmes and Christopher Jones are halfway toward their goal of raising $10,000 via crowdsourcing site indiegogo by the end of the month to use as collateral on a larger loan so that they can open the Monte Cristo Bookshop in New London, Conn.

The unlikely pilgrimage of harold fry book review