Maine Coast Book Shop & Cafe is an independent bookstore and cafe in the midcoast town of Damariscotta, Maine

We will be making Whoopies at the Maine Coast Book Shop on Tuesday, July 6th, at 12:00pm as we welcome Nanci Griffin, the author of Making Whoopies: The Official Whoopie Pie Book to the book shop for a book signing and taste-testing.

Nothing marks the beginning of the summer season like a stop at Red's Eats in Wiscasset. And with Down East's new book about the world-famous lobster shack, Red's Eat's, World's Best Lobster Shack, the Maine Coast Book Shop will be celebrating the start of summer with a Book Signing on Thursday, July 8th. Come meet the authors, Virginia Wright and Debbie Gagnon Cronk, who will be at the store to sign books and share stories about Red's Eats from 12:00pm to 2:00pm.

Thursday, Jul 15th, 7:00 PM – Andrew Vietze, author of Becoming Teddy Roosevelt, will speak and sign his book at the Damariscotta River Association Round Top Gallery.

Saturday, Jul 17th, 12 PM – Jeannie Brett, author of Little Maine, will be reading and signing her book in the Skidompha Library's Children's Room.

Thursday, Jul 22nd, 6:30 PM – Linda Greenlaw, author of Seaworthy, will speak at Skidompha Library's Chats with Champions. Linda will be signing her books beforehand in the Maine Coast Book Shop.

Thursday, Jul 29th, 5 PM – Wendall Seavey, author of Working the Sea, will be telling stories and signing his book in the Talbot Porter Hall at Skidompha Library.

Can't make it to the signing?
Let us know which books you would like signed and if you would like it signed to someone special. We will be glad to ship your book. You can call us at 207-563-3207 or email us at mcbooks@midcoast.com.
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