Friday Find: Bas Bleu
Posted on December 16, 2011 by Megan G. in Featured, Friday Finds, Media
Confession time: I love information. I like knowing things. And I love books, because they give me information. And that, my dears, is why I PPH Bas Bleu.
What’s that you say? What is a Bas Bleu? Bas bleu (baa blue) is French for blue stocking. And a bluestocking is a literary woman. What this lovely little site does is sell books. Odd little books. Quirky little books. Interesting little books, both fiction and non-fiction. Most of these books you probably have never heard of, but if you read them you’ll be damn glad you did. I get this catalog at my house every holiday season and I always make a nice l “I need to read this” list.
My Bas Bleu Wish List 2011
- Who Put The Devil In Deviled Eggs? The Fascinating Stories Behind America’s Favorite Foods
- Signing Their Lives Away
- Deadly Dictionaries
- How To Write A Sentence And How To Read One
- The Bible: A Biography
- The Thinker’s Thesaurus
In addition to books, they have some great gift ideas that will work for anyone in your life: paint your own watercolor postcard kits, Roman numeral candles, uncommon sticky notes and even toys and books for kids. There is something about this site that just makes me very happy. I think it’s a wonderful destination for the woman who wants something more than what the big box stores offer. I dare you to poke around and not find something you’d love have for your very own.
You can also join the Bas Bleu Society for $30 a year and get free shipping, 15% off most regular-priced items, discounted gift wrap and special offers via e-mail. Oh, and a nifty little membership card.
Oh, come on. You know you want one.
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Posted on December 16, 2011 by Megan G. in Featured, Friday Finds, Media





Oh my! I am totally showing this site to my Eldest! She has become quite the bibliophile. Also, I may have to purchase a few copies of “How to write a sentence, and how to read one” as gifts for several of my relatives. Being FB friends with them is becoming more difficult by the day!
Hee hee! I’m sure your daughter will find a few things she’ll lust after. Don’t know that your relatives will be helped by the sentence book!