A home for curious readers, Nook Cranny book shop makes new start off Capitol Hill

Seattle, WALocal News

Nook & Cranny, a beloved bookstore in Capitol Hill, is embarking on a new chapter in University Heights after losing its lease. Owner Maren Comendant, who founded the shop in 2022, is transitioning to a new space with the help of a community fundraising campaign. The final book club meeting at its original location featured an engaging discussion on "Dogeaters" by Jessica Hagedorn, highlighting the shop's commitment to fostering literary discussions. As the doors close on the Capitol Hill location, excitement is building for the new store at 5637 University Way NE. Comendant plans to officially open the new venue on April 26, in celebration of Independent Bookstore Day.

This move underscores the challenges local bookstores face in urban settings and the importance of community support in sustaining independent businesses. Nook & Cranny's journey from its inception to its relocation reflects a broader narrative of resilience in the face of adversity. To learn more about the new location, visit nookandcrannybooks. com.

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