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IBD NCIBA Map 2019-FINFIN.Pdf Before Indie Bookstore Day, Saturday, April 27 INDEPENDENT BOOKSTORE DAY Visit independent bookstores in April and 70 NorCal bookstores. win PRIZES! 20 Literary collectibles. 1 Day only. JOIN THE PARTY! How to play www.indiebookstoreday.com the Bookstore Passport Game Visit stores during the month of April to win gift certificates for books! Each store has been assigned points based on the num- ber of other bookstores surrounding it. The farther a bookstore is from other stores, the more points you get for visiting it. The more stores you visit, the more likely you are to win. Get signatures from the stores you visit (in their gameboard square) and then turn in your gameboard to your local bookstore on Independent Bookstore Day, Saturday April 27. Winners will be announced May 1. Points earn you entry into a drawing for a gift certificate from your favorite bookseller! Name _____________________________ 10 or more points = drawing for $25 gift certificate Email _____________________________ 25 or more points = drawing for $50 gift certificate 50 or more points = drawing for $75 gift certificate Phone Number ___________________ 100 or more points - drawing for $100 gift certificate City of residence _________________ The most points winner also will receive a Turned in form to (store name) box of bonus books worth $500. ___________________________________ Good luck! Your local bookseller is rooting for you. PARTIES. GAMES. AUTHORS. QUIZZES. STUFF FOR KIDS. PRIZES... SAN FRANCISCO OUTSIDE THE BAY AREA ALEXANDER BOOK COMPANY BOOK PASSAGE BOOKS INC. IN LAUREL VILLAGE BOOKS INC. IN THE MARINA SUSTENANCE BOOKS PHOENIX BOOKS SPELLBINDER BOOKS SUNDANCE BOOKSTORE 50 SECOND STREET 1 FERRY BUILDING 3515 CALIFORNIA STREET 2251 CHESTNUT STREET 1pt 416 MAIN STREET 936 6TH STREET 124 S MAIN ST 121 CALIFORNIA AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO 3pt BOOKS INC. AT OPERA PLAZA AVID READER ACTIVE MURPHYS LOS BANOS BISHOP RENO, NEVADA 415-495-2992 415-835-1020 415-221-3666 415-931-3633 601 VAN NESS AVENUE 605 2ND STREET 209-728-2200 209-826-3797 760-873-4511 775-786-1188 SAN FRANCISCO DAVIS • 530-759-1599 1pt 1pt 1pt 1pt 415-776-1111 6pt 6pt 8pt 8pt 1pt 415-564-8080 FRANCISCO SAN AVENUE PORTAL 80 WEST PORTAL BOOKSHOP WEST AVID READER ORIGINAL 617 2ND STREET DAVIS • 530-758-4040 3pt GALLERY THE BOOKSMITH BOOKSHOP 1644 HAIGHT STREET 319 KASTEN STREET SAN FRANCISCO MENDOCINO CITY LIGHTS BOOKSTORE CHRISTOPHER’S BOOKS BORDERLANDS BOOKS 415-863-8688 707-937-2665 8pt BOOKASAURUS LEIGH’S FAVORITE BOOKS BOOKS INC. KEPLER’S BOOKS Read a book & 261 COLUMBUS AVENUE 1400 18TH STREET 866 VALENCIA STREET 800-493-7323 125 S. MURPHY 121 S MURPHY AVENUE 1875 S. BASCOM AVE & MAGAZINES 2pt give yourself SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO SUNNYVALE SUNNYVALE SUITE 600, CAMPBELL 1010 EL CAMINO REAL 2 points! 415-362-8193 415-255-8802 415-824-8203 408-733-1305 408-736-2665 408-378-2726 MENLO PARK 1pt 650-324-4321 FOLIO BOOKS 1pt 1pt 1pt 1pt 1pt 2pt 3957 24TH STREET INK SPELL4pt BOOKS SAN FRANCISCO 500 PURISSIMA ST 1pt 415-821-3477 FLASHLIGHT BOOKS ORINDA BOOKS BEL AND BUNNA’S BOOKS RAKESTRAW BOOKS TOWNE CENTER BOOKS BOOKS ON B BOOKS INC. PEGASUS BOOKS OAKLAND HALF MOON BAY Read a book & 1537 N MAIN STREET 276 VILLAGE SQUARE 3581 MT DIABLO BLVD 3 RAILROAD AVENUE 555 MAIN STREET 1014 B STREET, HAYWARD 1344 PARK STREET 650-726-6571 give yourself 5560 COLLEGE AVENUE WALNUT CREEK ORINDA SUITE C, LAFAYETTE DANVILLE PLEASANTON 510-538-3943 ALAMEDA OAKLAND • 510-652-6259 2 points! 925-278-1797 925-254-7606 925-298-5512 925-837-7337 925-846-8826 510-522-2226 EAST BAY BOOKSELLERS 5433 COLLEGE AVE, OAKLAND 510-653-9965 GREEN APPLE BOOKS HICKLEBEE’S 2pt 2pt 2pt 2pt 2pt 2pt 1pt 1pt 506 CLEMENT STREET READERS’ BOOKS 1pt 1378 LINCOLN AVENUE 130 E NAPA STREET 2pt SAN FRANCISCO1pt SONOMA SAN JOSE • 408-292-8880 415-387-2272 707-939-1779 2pt EAST COPPERFIELD’S BOOKS PEGASUS BOOKS 850 4TH STREET DOWNTOWN 4pt GREEN APPLE BOOKS MOE’S BOOKS A GREAT GOOD SAN RAFAEL 2349 SHATTUCK AVENUE 2476 TELEGRAPH BOOKSMART 1231 9TH AVENUE 2pt COPPERFIELD’S BOOKS PLACE FOR BOOKS 415-524-2800 BERKELEY • 510-649-1320 AVENUE, BERKELEY 421 VINEYARD NAPA BOOKMINE 3740 BEL AIRE PLAZA, BAY 6120 LASALLE1pt AVE SAN FRANCISCO COPPERFIELD’S BOOKS TOWN CENTER AT OXBOW NAPA • 707-252-8002 510-849-2087 1pt PEGASUS BOOKS OAKLAND 415-742-5833 999 GRANT AVENUE 1pt MORGAN HILL 610 FIRST STREET NOVATO • 415-763-3052 1pt 2pt 1855 SOLANO AVENUE 510-339-8210 408-778-6467 SHOP 4 • NAPA COPPERFIELD’S BOOKS BERKELEY • 510-525-6888 707-726-6575 NAPA BOOKMINE 2419 LARKSPUR LANDING CIR. 1pt WALDEN POND BOOKS DARK CARNIVAL IMAGINATIVE 964 PEARL STREET, LARKSPUR • 415-870-9843 1pt FICTION BOOKSTORE 3316 GRAND AVENUE 3086 CLAREMONT AVENUE NAPA • 707-733-3199 BERKELEY • 510-654-73231pt OAKLAND • 510-832-4438 BOOK PASSAGE 1pt BOOKSHOP 51 TAMAL VISTA BLVD 2pt 1pt SANTA CRUZ CORTE MADERA 1pt 1520 PACIFIC AVENUE4pt 415-927-0960 1pt COPPERFIELD’S BOOKS MRS. DALLOWAY’S SANTA CRUZ 1330 LINCOLN AVENUE 2904 COLLEGE AVE 831-423-0900 CALISTOGA BERKELEY 707-942-1616 510-704-8222 BOOK PASSAGE COPPERFIELD’S BOOKS COPPERFIELD’S BOOKS COPPERFIELD’S BOOKS COPPERFIELD’S BOOKS 1pt UNIVERSITY PRESS BOOKS BOOKS INC. ESCAPIST COMICS BOOKS INC. BOOKS INC. 100 BAY STREET 138 NORTH MAIN STREET MONTGOMERY VILLAGE 140 KENTUCKY STREET 106 MATHESON STREET 2pt 2430 BANCROFT WAY 1491 SHATTUCK AVENUE 3090 CLAREMONT AVENUE 301 CASTRO STREET 74 TOWN & 2pt SAUSALITO SEBASTOPOL 775 VILLAGE CT, SANTA ROSA PETALUMA HEALDSBURG BERKELEY • 510-548-0585 BERKELEY BERKELEY • 510-652-6642 MOUNTAIN VIEW COUNTRY VILLAGE 415-339-1300 707-823-2618 707-578-8938 707-762-0563 707-433-9270 510-525-7777 650-428-1234 PALO ALTO 1pt 2pt 1pt 1pt 2pt 1pt 1pt 1pt 2pt 650-321-0600 COLLECT BOOKSELLER INITIALS IN PENINSULA/ THE CIRCLES NORTH BAY SOUTH BAY.
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