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Otis getting ready for the Holiday Stroll Friday, November 28, 10am-8pm Saturday, November 29, 10am-8pm Sunday, November 30, 1-5pm Our decades-old Larchmere Holiday Stroll finally merges with Shaker Square's Tree Lighting Ceremony for a jam-packed weekend of shopping and holiday festivities.  Enjoy three days of old-world holiday shopping with dozens of independent shops and services, and indulge at one of our award-winning restaurants!  Join the celebration! Here at Loganberry Books, we'll be offering hot mulled cider and cookies, as well as some bargains, new treasures, and fine gift-wrapping services.   Leatherbound beauties, back-in-print classics, new award-winners, and good cheap paperbacks are all here.  We also have gift certificates and some clever gift baskets.  On Saturday, catch Lolly the Trolley, 2-8pm, from Larchmere to Shaker Square and back.  Enjoy book browsing with live music performances by Inrish 1:00-2:30pm and Gene & Kim 5:00-7:00pm.   At 7pm, welcome Santa to Shaker Square and watch the entire Square light up at his magic command.  Then get your photos taken with Santa at CVS and ride Lolly the Trolley back to Larchmere! The biggest shopping weekend of the year doesn't have to be bland and big-box:  the historic districts of Shaker Square and Larchmere will give you the surprise and esoterica you seek.  A meld between traditional and funky, distinctive and rousing, the weekend will become alive with holiday cheer.  Join us.  Memories await you. Stump the Bookseller  selection of the week a service to help identify the author and title of long lost childhood literary memories. I137: Identical twin girls Do not remember name or publisher. Paperback book.  May have been a series. Probably purchased at a Christian book store. About identical twin girls; names started with the letter J. One girl wore a pink ribbon and one a blue ribbon in order for people to tell them apart. In one of the stories one of the twins broke her leg. One girl was a Christian, one was not. They may have attended a boarding school. One story was about camp. I believe one sister broke her leg in one of the books and in the other book I believe there was something about missing food in the kitchen. I was given the books in the 1960's. Mystery books....Identical twin girls. Loaned them to some one....never to be seen again. If there are more than two in the series, it would be wonderful to have the whole series. I can see the cover...just can't remember the titles... See More > Karen Beckwith:  The Authority Series Annex Gallery   November 6 -- December 1 In this series of work, Karen explores the realm of secrets through the use of aquatint. The Authority series focuses on the home, in particular, using the image of a key as a visual catalyst.  After discovering the hobo system of communication, which is a series of house symbols instructing travelers where it is safe to stay, a secret language abounds and hides within the work. Some safe houses are for women only or women traveling with children. This led to the use of simplified house images to symbolize a broad concept of the family within the community. Show continues thru Dec. 1st , 2008. David Perelman-Hall -- Exceptional Light  Annex Gallery Opening Reception Thursday, December 4, 6-8pm ~ first Thursdays ~ David Perelman-Hall is a photographer residing in Cleveland Heights whose work includes portrait, landscape, nature, close-up, and digitally-altered fine art photography. He blends powerful use of lighting with natural and man-made scenes to produce images that are simultaneously accessible and abstract.  Show continues through January 5, 2009. Gene's Jazz Hot:  In Concert Thursday, December 11, 7pm-9pm ~ second Thursdays ~ Gene's Jazz Hot is Gene Epstein on bass, Seth Rosen on guitar and mandolin, Bill Kenney on clarinet, and the swooning vocals of Peggi Cella.  They've developed quite a local following in one of the best acoustic venues in town.  Join them for some holiday cheer.  Donations for the band gladly accepted. Bloomsday & Austeniana Clubs Thursday, January 22, 7pm ~ fourth Thursdays ~ Our two ongoing book clubs usually meet on the fourth Thursday of the month.  With Thanksgiving and Christmas both squarely falling on fourth Thursdays, the readers will take a short two-month hiatus.  We'll reconvene after the holidays, on the fourth Thursday, January 22nd.  We'll see where the Joyce readers are with Ulysses (somewhere in the middle), and the Austen group will discuss the entire Fitzwilliam Darcy trilogy by Pamela Aidan.

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