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As many of you know, the fire that destroyed the Brooks House in downtown Brattleboro on April 17 dealt a lamentable blow to the town and its surrounding areas.
The Brooks House has been a vital part of Brattleboro's community life for 140 years. Additionally, The Book Cellar, a downtown Brattleboro fixture for 63 years (55 of them at its current Brooks House location) has always cherished its role in cultivating the town's vibrant spirit.
Yes, the recent fire has devastated many Brattleboro businesses and residents. Nonetheless, as is the case with most of the town, The Book Cellar remains undaunted.
In the weeks leading up to the fire, we organized an event to bring Rick Riordan, beloved author of the acclaimed Percy Jackson series of middle-grade fiction, to Brattleboro.
