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Tripod and all the humans at Beagle and Wolf send season’s greetings to you and yours!
We appreciate your business and enjoy your friendship! Here’s to another year of sharing books, conversation, and laughter.
Shop our Holiday Catalog!
We’ve partnered with publishers to bring the best in reading to you this holiday season! We have four displays filled with books from the catalog. Copies of the catalog are available in the store and online. In Staff Picks and Youth Yak we highlight some of our favorite titles.
Of course, we have lots more!
We have more great books, as well as toys, games, puzzles, jewelry, gifts, calendars (including Advent calendars) and cards. We have lots of book themed items— t-shirts, socks, journals, mugs, and litographs based on iconic books. We have a large selection of Christmas picture books as well. For the shopper on a budget, we have many used books in very good condition. And gift wrapping is always complimentary! Baking for the holidays? We sell farm fresh eggs.
We ship books year ‘round.
We’re glad to wrap them and enclose a personal message from you.
Call 218-237-2665 or email orders@beagleandwolf.com to set this up.
Holiday hours
Our December schedule is:
Sunday, 10:00 to 4:00; Monday to Friday 8:30 to 5:30; Saturday 9:00 to 5:00.
December 19 to 23 we’ll be open until 7:30 in the evening.
December 24 we’ll close at 3:00 pm.
December 25 we will be closed.
We’ll resume regular winter hours on December 26.
Pre-Inventory Sale December 26 to January 7
Calendars, Christmas cards, select greeting cards, and other merchandise will be discounted. Come in to check out the bargains! Inventory is coming up, and we don’t have to count anything we’ve sold!
One, Two, Three. . .
We’ll be taking inventory on January 8, 9:00 to 4:00, and we’re looking for volunteers to help us. We’ll provide lunch, give you the staff discount that day, and get out the scanners! We have fun while we count—if you’d like to join us, let Jen or Sally know. Obsessive people particularly welcome!
Looking ahead. . .
For many years our popular Night-In event has been the third Saturday in January. In 2017, it will be the first Saturday in February, which is the 4th. Never too early to mark your calendar for this fun evening!
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The Life We Bury |
Frozen |
One-Dog Canoe |
Let Go, Let the River |
Canoes in Winter |
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| Wolf Hollow | A Notion of Pelicans | The Senator Next Door | Ice Out | Homemade | ||||
The Annie Yeara novel by Stephanie Ash
Small town life explodes like a mismanaged meth lab, in vivid and hilarious detail, through the eyes of Tandy Caide, CPA. When Tandy decides to take life into her own hands, no one—not her husband, best friend, or The Order of the Pessimists (for whom she serves as Treasurer and sacrificial punching bag)—will get in her way. For fans of both Richard Russo and Gilmore Girls!
Stephanie Ash is a former editor at Mpls.St.Paul Magazine. She lives in Minneapolis and Mankato, Minnesota, and is originally from rural Iowa.
Chowgirls Killer Party Fooda cookbook by Heidi Andermack and Amy Lynn Brown
With an eye for style and an appreciation for seasonal ingredients, the proprietors of Chowgirls Killer Catering in Minneapolis, one of the Midwest's leading catering companies, share their inspired ideas for delicious appetizers, small plates, and cocktails that are perfect for home entertaining.
Amy and Heidi offer fun and inventive recipes for home entertaining, from canapes to cocktails, all with a focus on local, sustainable ingredients.
Heidi Andermack is a passionate member of her community in Minneapolis, helping to establish the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District and serving on the board of the local farmers market. Amy Brown was born and raised in Kentucky and co-founded Chowgirls Killer Catering with Heidi after a fifteen-year career in bookselling and publishing.
Great Plains Indiansnonfiction by David Wishart
From the University of Nebraska Press' Great Plains Series comes this important book about indigenous American culture.
A multitude of forces have profoundly shaped Indian lives on the Great Plains. The environment, religion, tradition, guns, disease, government policy—all have written their way into this history. Historical geographer and University of Nebraska-Lincoln professor David J. Wishart's Great Plains Indians covers thirteen thousand years of fascinating, dynamic, and often tragic history.
David Wishart is a professor of geography at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln.
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