"Butte: Images of America" available from Reading In Montana

The locally long awaited "Butte: Images of America" by Ellen Crain and Lee Whitney of the Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives is now available from Reading In Montana.  In addition we also have half as many copies of the Historic Postcards Set with images from the book, "Postcards of America: Butte".  We are happily able to offer both items at a discount from the cover price. Items ship directly from the home office in Butte, America and a shipping discount will be provided to folks who order both the book and postcard set shipped to the same address.  The images are beautiful and the narrative details in the text are those that could only be written by those that live and breathe this vibrant history such as the staff at the Public Archives.

I've learned quite a lot about the storied history of this mining camp turned metropolitan center called Butte, Montana since Reading In Montana moved here last July. This new volume from the Public Archives fills in a few of the gaps in my knowledge and I'll have to keep at least one copy for the family bookshelf.

Here are a few other Butte books I'd recommend:




Catherine @ Reading In Montana
currently reading this great  new Butte book.

New Children's Books available from Reading In Montana

Just in time for the holidays, Reading In Montana has a limited number of NEW children's books available to put under the tree.

What Do You Do with a Tail Like This? by Robin Page, illustrated by Steve Jenkins.

The Omnivore's Dilemma for Kids: The Secrets Behind What You Eat by Michael Pollan.

Everyone Poops by Taro Gomi.

In My Nest (Board Book - perfect for little hands) by Sara Gillingham, illustrated by Lorena Siminovich.

Birds, Nests & Eggs (Take-Along Guide) by Mel Boring.

Tracks, Scats & Signs (Take-Along Guide) by Leslie Dendy.

Over in the Artic: Where the Cold Winds Blow by Marianne Berkes, illustrated by Jill Dubin.

I'm a Pill Bug (Nature: A Child's Eye View) by Yukihisa Tokuda, illustrated by Kiyoshi Takahasi.

Almost all of these are titles that I've happily shared with my own child and would recommend all of them to you for your children.

Reading In Montana is a small family-owned business that works with Amazon.com so that we can offer high quality books, great customer service, and fast shipping to most places in the world.

Please consider Reading In Montana for some of your holiday shopping. We sincerely appreciate the business.

Catherine @ Reading In Montana