Love is in the air in Amarillo, and that's a good thing whether you are in a relationship or not. We have love for a lot of things. We love good food and drinks, good movies, our family and friends, our pets, and even our books.

Shopping and Sipping: What to Expect at The Barfield

Yes, a lot of us love escaping with a good book, and what better time than Valentine's to show that love? If you don't celebrate Valentine's Day, you can certainly celebrate Galentine's Day. That’s exactly why the upcoming Galentine’s Day Bookfair is the place to be.

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It will have everything you need to enjoy a successful Galentine's. You can enjoy books, gifts, flowers, and drinks. That is a great combination.

According to the Paramount Recreation Club inside The Barfield, and the location of this event:

Celebrate friendship, self-love, and great finds at The Barfield’s Galentine’s Day Bookfair. Join us for an evening of shopping and sipping as we welcome Burrowing Owl Books and Avant Garden for a thoughtfully curated selection of books, gifts, and florals—perfect for treating yourself or someone you love.

Event Details: Date, Time, and Ticket Information

This event takes place on Wednesday, February 11th, from 4 pm - 7 pm; tickets are just $15. That cost includes a take-home gift and a complimentary cocktail drink, so you will definitely get your money's worth.

Support Story Bridge Amarillo: The Children’s Book Drive

You can do some shopping and find a great book or two. This event is also giving you a chance to win just by giving back to the community:

PLUS, we're collaborating with Story Bridge Amarillo to spread the LOVE with a Children's Book Drive. So bringing gently-used children's books to donate in exchange for a mystery book from Burrowing Owl Books and the chance to win a 1-Night Stay at The Barfield!

Celebrate love, your friends, and a great book at the Galentine's Day Bookfair in February.

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These banned books in Texas reflect the clash between education, censorship, and the freedom to read across the state. But they're still great reads and you should check them out!

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Books That Texas Kids Want To Read

Student reading scores are down nationwide. In an effort to entice kids to pick up a book, I have compiled a list of books (from my library) that Texas students love to read.

 

 

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