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    Sea Howl Bookshop

    4.8 (9 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Annie's Books and Gifts

    Annie's Books and Gifts

    4.5
    (8 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $

    Wow! This place is awesome! It literally feels like you are walking into some type of alternate…read morereality where magic exists! I was half expecting a bunch of fairy's to flutter out from behind one of the leather bound books. Perhaps a knight was about to ask me to aide him in a noble quest as I turned a corner into the fantasy section. This store oozes with the authenticity and wonder that has now been all but lost to the realm of modern book stores. It isn't the size of a mega book retailer, but that's a good thing. There aren't people shouting for muffins and coffees as an employee frantically restocks blue rays and a group of teens walk by - cackling at the nudity in a book of classical renaissance paintings. This store is lined wall to wall with books. It is also put inside what appears to be the mansion of some old sea captain! Perhaps it was the entrance hall to his dwelling on Cape Cod of long ago. The air smells of fresh lavender and crisp library paper - a subtle node of sea salt lingers as well. There is also lots of cool new age stuff and fun metal jewelry and crystal. This place is like a witch and wizard watched "page master," and decided to move to Cape Cod for a simpler life. The prices are phenomenal, the selection is CRAZY big, and the woman working the cash register was quite possibly the sweetest person I have ever interacted with. Usually I would say "support this small town business" but this time I'm saying "DONT MISS OUT!" Because it's that good!! Happy hunting y'all!

    Such a lovely lady! Annie's has a large selection of used books and some new books. She also has a…read moregreat deal of buy 5 get 1 free. A great and true independent book store!

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    Brewster Book Store

    Brewster Book Store

    4.7
    (19 reviews)
    3.8 mi
    $$

    A welcoming bookshop with attentive staff happy to assist you with recommendations and/or locating…read morea book. Support local booksellers!

    My wife shopped here and found some lovely books (a mystery and a biography.)…read more But in looking at the biography section, she was struck by the overwhelming selection of "victimology". Does the term need explanation? A victim is someone who suffers oppression based on some characteristic, perhaps gender, race, sexual orientation, national background, and so is eleveated in our eyes to a moral high ground. At Brewster Books the shelves were filled with the tales of victims - the same same tales endlessly delivered by the media and by our political discourse. It's an echo chamber. The bookstore also included a "banned book" section that included - get this - The Diary of Anne Franke. What's the message here? White Nationalists are at the gate waiting to impose Nazism and commit genocide? Yet the most banned book of recent times is certainly this: Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters by Abigail Shrier ("banned" by Amazon.com and the ACLU.) We are enveloped in an information ecosystem that endlessly delivers the same ideas, thereby creating an overwhelming and seemingly undeniable reality. Any independent thinker appears insane. It is sad and perhaps scary that totalitarian thought control is now implemented by nice people in a quaint Cape village in a charming bookstore. Huxley was truly more perceptive than Orwell. Oh, when will our Cultural Revolution expend itself, thereby allowing our minds to open up to a range of thought and ideas?

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