Marisa’s Signing at the Oldest Bookstore in the World!

December 16th, 2009 Add a Comment

The oldest bookstore in the world just happens to be where I was born and raised, Bethlehem, PA! The Moravian Book Shop was founded in 1745 when the Moravian Church appointed Samuel Powell to operate a bookstore, and is located in the heart of Historic Main Street in Bethlehem. The book shop offers a fine selection of books, including There’s a Coquí in My Shoe!, and a wide variety of distinctive merchandise, among them the famous Moravian stars. There’s a Coquí in My Shoe! was well-received at the book shop and appeared in the Morning Call newspaper (see below) as the #1 Local Best Seller children’s book for the week! Thank you, Lord!

There's a Coquí in My Shoe! was the #1 Best Seller for the Week at the Moravian Book Store

There's a Coquí in My Shoe! was the #1 Best Seller for the Week at the Moravian Book Store!


The Moravian Book Shop, the oldest book shop in the world!

The Moravian Book Shop, the oldest book shop in the world!


Pictured here with Jane Clugston, the childrens book buyer at Moravian Book Shop. Thank you so much, Jane, for all your hard work in helping to make the signing a success. It was such a pleasure to have met you and your staff.

Pictured here with Jane Clugston, the children's book buyer at Moravian Book Shop. Thank you so much, Jane, for all your hard work in helping to make the signing a success. It was such a pleasure to have met you and your staff.


I had such a great time signing books and meeting the kids and their parents. It was such a special moment for me to return to my hometown and hold a book signing at the famous Moravian Book Shop, an experience I'll never forget.

I had such a great time signing books and meeting the kids and their parents. It was such a special moment for me to return to my hometown and hold a book signing at the famous Moravian Book Shop, an experience I'll never forget.

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