Bans Off Our Books & Our Bodies
Tubby & Coo’s condemns the actions of local, state, and national governments in banning books, bodies, boycotts, and the other infringements they have enacted upon an individual’s right to make …
Orbit Pride 2022: Virtual Queer Book Events!
Tubby & Coos Mid-City Bookshop is pleased to host Orbit Pride this year in the U.S., along with our friends Portal Bookshop in the U.K.! From June 23-26, Orbit U.S. …
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 doing our best to ensure everyone’s …
Celebrate Women’s History Month With These Great Reads!
March is Women’s History Month, and a great way to celebrate is by reading books by and about amazing women. Here are some of our recommendations! *As of posting, we …
SEVEN Amazing Author Events This Month on Tubby & Coo’s Bookstream
We are SO, SO excited to offer SEVEN amazing virtual author events this month! All of our events except for the Tor Read the Room event will livestream for free …
February New Releases
Here are all the books releasing this month that we’re excited about! We have signed bookplates for Sarah Gailey and Sylvain Neuvel! Order their books here to claim one. Winter’s …
COVID-Safe Private Browsing Now Available!
Private Browsing at Tubby & Coo’s Your COVID-Safe Getaway is Here Book the Store for Private Browsing We are opening up private browsing and date night opportunities at the shop! …
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 …
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 …