HOURS:
Tuesday - Thursday 11AM - 5PM
Friday - Saturday 11AM - 4PM
Orders can be placed in-store, by email, or by phone.
info@thelittlebookshopva.com
804-464-1244
Orders are picked up in-store. If you need additional help, please call us when you arrive.
Need to have books shipped to you or someone else?
Please go to Bookshop.org and search and order books and e-books from our page.
Bookshop.org is the online book retail site that gives money back to independent bookstores.
Enjoy audiobooks? Sign-up for a membership
with our audiobook partner, Libro.fm: I Love Audiobooks!
View more information on new releases, events, ordering, and shipping
in the June 2025 email newsletter: JUNE EMAIL
The Store is moving to 1244 Sycamore Square
CLOSED: July 3rd - July 9th for the move
Re-opening: Thursday, July 10th at 11:00am
HOURS:
Tuesday - Thursday 11AM - 5PM
Friday - Saturday 11AM - 4PM
Orders can be placed in-store, by email, or by phone.
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804-464-1244
Orders are picked up in-store. If you need additional help, please call us when you arrive.
Need to have books shipped to you or someone else?
Please go to Bookshop.org and search and order books and e-books from our page.
Bookshop.org is the online book retail site that gives money back to independent bookstores.
Enjoy audiobooks? Sign-up for a membership
with our audiobook partner, Libro.fm: I Love Audiobooks!
View more information on new releases, events, ordering, and shipping
in the June 2025 email newsletter: JUNE EMAIL
The Store is moving to 1244 Sycamore Square
CLOSED: July 3rd - July 9th for the move
Re-opening: Thursday, July 10th at 11:00am
An Evening With Sadeqa Johnson, Author Of Yellow Wife
All Dates
- Saturday, July 24, 2021 07:00 PM - 08:00 PM
Sadeqa Johnson is a Chesterfield County resident and author of several previously released romance novels. In January 2021, she published “The Yellow Wife,” a historical fiction novel based on the life of Mary Lumpkin, an enslaved woman, married to white owner of Lumpkin's Slave Jail. The book is one of O Magazine’s “2021 Most Anticipated Historical Fiction Novels.” Johnson will discuss the inspiration for the novel, her research and the discoveries she made along the way.
Registration is required and begins June 26.
Call (804) 751-2275 to register. Registration is through the library. You can also register online through the library's website.
The Little Bookshop will be handling book sales for this event, so swing by the store to get your copy or buy one at the event. See you there!!