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There have been 445 visits since 2007-06-24
This page was last accessed on 2010-02-09

Name:

kahlafa khaaliis

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The Community Book Center is the best thing that has happen to New Orleans in a hundreth years.
Read On...Kahlafa Khaaliis

Name:

Sandra Roberts

Comments:
Greetings Community Book Center Family!

This is your STL daughter reaching out in love and prayers. I love you all!
-San

Message Number: 10 - Tuesday, May 19, 2009 16:05:15 PDT
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Name:

Quinn Swift

Comments:
Thanks to the Inter net. I found out about your store. The name of my book is Free Mac our story., The trial of No Limit recording artist Mac, told from a eyewitness perpective.
Author Quinn Swift@macphipps.com or e-mail quinnswift@yahoo.cm

Name:

Polly & Meek

Comments:
Just wanted to send a shout out of love and support. I read of your Book Center on the Bootstrap Babes blog and wanted to let you know that my thoughts and prayers are with you as you rebuild your book store.

Tamika Jackson, co-author
Sisters Are From Heaven

Name:

kelly parker

Comments:
My Name is Kelly Parker and I'm a native New Orleanian/ freelance writer. I am very interested in profiling The Community Book Center and any special activities you may have scheduled in the near future. Please contact me at parkergirl1229@yahoo.com or 504-258-2599 to discuss any future article opportunities. Your business can provide community enrichment and I'd like to make sure that the word gets out.

thanks in advance-

Kelly Parker

Message Number: 6 - Monday, June 2, 2008 02:30:09 PDT
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Name:

Alfreida Edwards

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Thank you

Name:

Johnny Boyd III

Comments:
I'm just stopping by to show you some love and to inform you that I will start reading your stories. This is for me and my daughter "Tierney"

Name:

Sintrell Tinguee

Comments:
I am so glad to see that you guys are still going strong in the Crescent City. Before the Storm I frequented your store on St Claude, Broad St and Later Bayou Road, it is just a great place to be. I live in Nashville now and can you believe there is no black owned bookstore. Mother Jennifer turned me on to the autobiography of Assata Shakira, a book that has truly changed my life. Sister Assata's book was my first literary purchase after Katrina not for myself but for the people suffering around me. I wanted my people to read about overcoming obstacles with faith and perseverance. I want to thank you guys for your commitment to our community and I look forward to seeing you guys during Jazz Festival.
Please keep doing what you do, God Bless you

Sintrell Tinguee

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