Tri-cities, wash \u2014 Bagg Book is bringing an adult book fair to the region. <\/p>\n
\u201c We would dream about the rick and mortar, and we love reading. And we\u2019re like, how do we turn our passion into a business, something that we love going to every day, bag books” said Olivia Pierce , owner of Bagg Books.<\/p>\n
Two mothers who are best friends are traveling almost anywhere in the region with their book cart name Brittany. They selling varieties of things like romance novels to hats, blankets, and other apparels.<\/p>\n
They share their story of how their vision came to life.<\/p>\n
“I don\u2019t know if there\u2019s really a theme. We were just like, pink” said Katee Smith, owner of Bagg Books. ” I think we were both were like, this is our opportunity to make our dream library. We don\u2019t necessarily have the space in our own house, so like, we could be creative as we wanted and, make our dream library but, in the trailer itself. So pretty much, we just kind of looked at all the ideas that we loved and all the like, colors and schemes and stuff like that and brought it to life ” said Pierce. <\/p>\n
Bagg books have collaborations with other local businesses. Today they were at Copper Top tap house where people got to sip their beers with a cozy romance novel.<\/p>\n
” Where we\u2019re parked at that point. You know, when it comes to , like wineries or breweries, that\u2019s kind of the theme is like, you come and you get to shop, maybe look at books and grab a book, and then you can go sit and grab a beer or a glass of wine and like read for a bit. Have a nice, relaxing day, you know? said Pierce. <\/p>\n
“Yeah, we also do like coffee places and markets other like local markets when there\u2019s other vendors” said Smith.<\/p>\n
Bagg book owners say they\u2019re pretty content with how business is going. <\/p>\n
“We would like to open up a store if it gets to that point, if we\u2019re able to. But for right now, we\u2019re pretty happy just traveling around Tri-Cities and giving lot you know, different areas and business some collabs” said Smith.<\/p>\n