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In West Concord, Barefoot Books celebrates 30 years of diversity, inclusion, and fearless reading for kids

Por: The Boston Globe Life September 19, 2022

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In an era of banned books and struggling indie retailers, a nod to Barefoot Books: The local children’s bookseller celebrates 30 years in business this fall. Their catalog is gorgeously illustrated and thoughtfully written, highlighting diversity and inclusion. Over the years, they’ve existed as a bookstore, community space, and now, in a cozy corner of West Concord, a proudly independent publisher.Cofounder Nancy Traversy started the... + full article



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