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in the press[Note: For our first two years, we were known as Her Bookshop. In August of 2018, our name changed to The Bookshop. You’ll see both names reflected in the links below.]
Check out The Bookshop owner Joelle Herr’s Bookish column in The East Nashvillian: “O Come, All Ye Readers” November/December 2018 “The Way You Shake and Shiver” September/October 2018 “Summer Readin’, Had Me a Blast!” July/August 2018 “Mothers and Fathers for the (Literary) Ages” May/June 2018 “Bookish” March/April 2018 ALSO: NATIVE 2018 Holiday Gift Guide (Issue 77) Nashville Scene Best of Nashville 2018 Readers’ Poll: Best Local Bookstore (3rd place) Nashville Scene Best of Nashville 2017 Writers’ Choice: Best Place for Books When You Care About Style as Much as Substance Nashville Scene Best of Nashville 2017 Readers’ Poll: Best Local Bookstore (3rd place) “East Nashville’s Her Bookshop Relocating” (Shelf Awareness, May 22, 2017) “The Best Bookstores in All 50 States + DC” (Book Riot, April 28, 2017) “Brand-New Bookstores” (Chapter 16, January 9, 2017) “Coffee Chat with Joelle Herr of Her Bookshop” (12th & Broad/The Tennessean, December 20, 2016) “The New Nashville 2016” (Nashville Lifestyles, December 2016) “50 Under $50: Your Ultimate Guide to Holiday Shopping in Nashville” (StyleBlueprint, December 2016) “Black Friday Special: Living Your (Retail) Dream” (Bacon on the Bookshelf, November 25, 2016) “Beautiful Books at East Nashville’s Her Bookshop” (Nashville Arts Magazine, November 2016) “Interview with a Bookstore: Her Bookshop” (Literary Hub, October 17, 2016) “26 Fall FINDS to Shop for This Month in Nashville” (StyleBlueprint, October 2016) “New Independent Bookstore Opens in East Nashville” (The Tennessean, September 29, 2016) “Her Bookshop Opens in East Nashville Tenn.” (Shelf Awareness, July 25, 2016) “East Nashville’s Her Bookshop Prepares for June Opening” (Bookselling This Week, May 31, 2016) “Robert Gray: Her Bookshop to Open in East Nashville” (Shelf Awareness, April 22, 2016) “East Nashville News: Clean-Up Perks, Gabe Dixon, Graze, Her Bookshop and More” (The East Nashvillian, April 21, 2016) |