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Chapter Book and Tea Shop Book Catalogue: Mar-Apr 2025

Frances from Chapter Book and Tea Shop

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Recent and upcoming arrivals include Jackie Ashenden’s BOOK PEOPLE (NZ Author), Kristen Ciccarelli’s THE REBEL WITCH (Crimson Moth Series), Laurie Gilmore’s THE STRAWBERRY PATCH PANCAKE HOUSE (Dream Harbour Series), Abby Jimenez’s SAY YOU’LL REMEMBER ME, Loren Little’s A HOUSE OF CLOAKS AND DAGGERS (The Gift War Series), Lucy Score’s STORY OF MY LIFE (Story Lake Series), Elsie Silver’s WILD SIDE (Rose Hill Series) and Kaylie Smith’s PHANTASMA (Phantasma Series). Enjoy!

Check out the catalogue at
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See p.2 for details of two upcoming book launch events (BOOK PEOPLE on Wednesday 30 April and ARCHANGEL’S ASCENSION on Tuesday 13 May).

See p.2 for the details of the Auckland Romance Readers Book Club Monthly Meetings and Auckland Romance Readers Book Club Facebook Group.

See p.3 for details of the Romance Writers’ Short Story Contest sponsored by Chapter which closes on 30 April.

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For Enquiries or Orders: βœ‰οΈ info@chapter.co.nz ☎️ 09-6232319 πŸ“± 021-635 027

NB. Chapter’s trading hours are Tue–Sun 10–4 (we are CLOSED on Mondays, except in December).

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