Rolling Rabbit Books

We’re shouting it from the rooftops!! WE ARE EXPANDING!🥳 Sorry if this is the 10th time you’ve heard the news, we’re just so darn excited🎈

What does this mean?!
We are NOT moving anywhere, we’re just getting bigger! We’ll be going from 900 sq ft to 2100 sq ft, and that means there’s a lot we’ll finally get to add to our space. I’ve been dreaming about this since we opened almost 3 years ago. The extra space we rent was serving as our storage room, and it needs A LOT of work to make it suitable for shopping.🔨🧰 We’ve been working hard for the past couple of months, and now we’re kicking it into high gear!

What We Are Adding:
📖Big storytime circle for weekly storytime
🚻Family restroom and nursing area
🎨Seek and find mural by a local artist
🖼️Children’s art gallery
🪑More places to sit
🪀More cool toys!

Plus many of our book sections will be growing!📚

When is this all happening?!
Our goal for the “big reveal” is Saturday, September 12th. There’s a lot that still has to happen for us to reach our deadline, but we’re making great progress! In the meantime, we would deeply appreciate your continued support to help us make this transition🩵 Making the financial investment to do this is honestly really scary😅 You never know for sure if something will pay off, but it feels right. Sometimes you have to take risks in life! I’ve always been a dreamer…☁️

~ Gina

July is Disability Pride Month! We wanted to start celebrating this month by sharing some wonderful children’s and young adult books that have Deaf representation:

📚Signs of Friendship by and
📚Listen: How Evelyn Glennie, a Deaf Girl, Changed Percussion by and
📚So Much More to Helen: The Passions and Pursuits of Helen Keller by Meeg Pincus and
📚Butterfly on the Wind by .pottle and
📚Give Me a Sign by
📚El Deafo by
📚The Moonlight Zoo by and
📚Show Me a Sign by
📚Dancing Hands: A Story of Friendship in Filipino Sign Language by Joanna Que, Charina Marquez, and Karen Llagas

If you have any other recommendations, let us know in the comments!⬇️