This is a book about growing up Irish American in Worcester, Massachusetts during the Depression, and then coming of age in the looming shadow of the war.

Celebrate the Season with your Beaverdale friends and neighbors!

Author Melissa Rose Harris creates an open dialogue around what it means to be human and holy, and guides readers through ways to embrace it. Follow her journey, her struggles and triumphs, some of which may mirror your own, in Where Our Humanity Meets Our Divinity.

Author Jamie Seitz will introduce her debut novel, Weight of Water, in which teenager Quinn Keaton, who has been held back by her mother's grief her entire life, breaks out of her cocoon, develops the resolve to pave her path to a brighter future.

The history of Iowa’s Warren County follows the same path as most Midwest places, making the people the only difference between this homeplace and another.

Edward N. McConnell's is the author of three short story anthologies including Sisterhood of the Pines with stories running the gamut from horror and magical realism to fantasy, satire and tributes to family and friends.

Fully Human / Fully Alive is written to help the 70 percent of all Americans living today who are stuck on Maslow’s social level of living.

Here's your chance to meet and greet five local writers all in one afternoon, as Beaverdale Books presents its bi-annual...

Aaru En Duat is an Afro Futuristic Space odyssey that follows a warrior princess from Earth as she and her AI counterpart lead humanities settlement efforts on the planet Panthera. When they arrive they learn the planet is already inhabited by a feline species known as the K'nyau. As they build a relationship with the natives, a demon empire that's conquering the galaxy arrives and turns the settlement mission into a galactic war.

This book focuses on WHAT YOU and WE CAN DO for the common good. When natural disasters hit, communities work together; in the old days, when a barn burned down, the neighbors worked together to raise a new one. It's your turn. This is your handbook to help RAISE AMERICA.

Told through various forms—aubades, a crown of prose sonnets, an admissions essay—Love Prodigal says yes to second (and third and fourth) chances. The heart gets bigger every time it heals.

Beaverdale Books is going on the road, with a stop at The 44 DSM, located at 4326 Hickman Road.
We've been invited to share some info about the store, talk about our upcoming events, and offer some reading suggestions.   The program will begin at 10 a.m., but our little shop will be there til 1:00.