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If I lived in Newton, I would so be in here all the time, drinking coffee and scribbling in my notebook –  Pages Books & Coffee.

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It’s a small, but bright and welcoming bookstore, lots of little artistic extras with the layout and artwork. It’s just a pleasant place. I asked permission to photograph it, so I could show you all. There’s a warm natural light that comes through the front windows.

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I bought a book of poetry from them.

Books written by my friends, Newton authors Karen Ross Epp and Beverley Olson Buller are for sale here.

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And there’s a coffee shop toward the back, with a small gallery. And they have live music on Friday nights.

But wait, there’s more….

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These are actually three stores with interior doorways between them. To the south of Page’s is Prairie Harvest (above) – a beautiful natural foods store and deli, with the tin ceiling and hardwood floor from the original 1880s building. On the other side is Kitchen Corner – a store packed with pans and utensils and all things kitchen.

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The Kitchen Corner.

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Here’s the outside of Prairie Harvest.

3 Comments

  1. I was just in Pages and Anderson’s on Friday; really neat stores. Placing copies of KTT in Anderson’s, and talking to Pages about a novel signing later. BTW, used Flyover People to get to my website while at Pages. 🙂

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