Kirsti Madeo Broker Associate

Today, we remember those we lost.

Near and far, we love our customers! And in September, we show that by giving double the rewards for our Booklovers Loyalty Club.

More details and sign up at https://booksandbookskw.com/loyalty

Join the club and for every $100 you spend on books receive a $10 coupon to use storewide. During the month of September, we’ll match your $10 coupon. Earn $20 for every $100 spent in September 2022

Purchases made online will count towards your $100 total but coupons can only be redeemed in-store. (Out-of-towners: Save it for your next trip to Key West! Coupons never expire.) Be sure to mention you’re a club member in the comments of your online order.

Last week we talked about the heroism of the Norwegian teachers who took a courageous stand against the N***s. If you wondered what their students were doing…

Students instituted their own silent means of resistance. They used paper clips to make themselves bracelets and necklaces; they wore paper clips in their lapels; they turned their paper clips into a symbol of unity between themselves and their beleaguered teachers. Just imagine, thousands of students speaking eloquently without saying a word! They went even further, turning their backs when N**i soldiers passed by and singing patriotic Norwegian songs when the N***s visited their schools. Students in Oslo high schools refused the compulsory order to join the N**i Youth Movement and were punished by beatings, threats, and arrests. They faced truly grave danger head on. Despite the N**i brutality, the teenagers simply refused to comply, and eventually the N**i demands were abandoned. Historians describe the Norwegian resistance as “an unconditional ideological defeat upon N***sm.” And just imagine, it started with a bunch of brave kids and their paper clips.

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