One Book One New Orleans Announces 2021’s Community Read
Our community partner One Book One New Orleans has announced that this year’s community read will be The Yellow House by Sarah M. Broom. We are excited to announce that this year, we are …
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Our Favorite New Orleans Vampires Return!
The Gates of Guinée by Alys Arden It’s one of our favorite times of the year — no, not Carnival season (although we *are* super excited about king cake!) — …
2020 Bestsellers & January New Releases
Check out our top 15 overall bestselling books of 2020! We find it so interesting that most are backlist titles (versus books that were released in 2020). This includes in-store …
COVID-19 Store Policies
As you all know, we at Tubby & Coo’s take our health and the health of our customers and community very seriously. We are monitoring the pandemic every day, watching …
Our Store Mission
We follow a socially conscious business model, as our main goal is to benefit the community. Mission: To empower the people of the Greater New Orleans area to create change …
Antiracist Action Plan: Tubby & Coo’s Commitment to Fighting Systemic Racism
A Statement on Antiracism From the Owner Tubby & Coo’s has been very vocal about our support of BIPOC communities (Black, Indigenous, People of Color), and we believe that racism …
Our Safer Space Policy
Tubby & Coo’s honors, respects, and welcomes all genders, sexual orientations, races, creeds, cultures, professions, and walks of life. We are a judgment, criticism, and violence-free zone. No matter who …
Tubby & Coo’s is Relocating!
We’re extremely excited to announce that we are relocating to a new and improved space! Don’t worry, we’ll still be in Mid-City; we’re moving only 5 minutes away from our …
COVID-19 Reopening Update
As you all know, we at Tubby & Coo’s take our health and the health of our customers very seriously. We are monitoring the pandemic every day, watching what other …
10 Books with Amazing Queer Characters
If you’re queer, you’ll understand the struggle of walking into a bookstore and asking for queer books, only to be ushered quickly to a dark, dank section in the back …