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Students disturb
bookstore
By ALISON MARTIN
R^pahuiMck N«i Contrifcutiiif Writer
The peaceful calm of Greenhouse Books in Marshall was shattered when the prep school students from Wakefield School in Marshall made an excursion to the store. There, student body president Justin Harrell and Alison Martin made a short “I’m glad to be here” speech to Mrs. Cabaniss, owner of Greenhouse Books.
Mrs. Cabaniss offered the students iced tea and home-made cookies which were served outside by the fountain. Inside the store, the blur of navy blazers and plaid skirts and ties was evidence that the students loved the vast amount of books.
The actual store is like no other, for it appears to be a converted house. Shakespeare statues grin Mown at the two docile mutts pantnng and anxiously waiting to be petted. Goldfish swim silently in the bubbling fountain.
From the intimate air, Greenhouse Books can not compare to the impersonal chain stores - their titles of books are vast and the friendly people working there make it even better.
Therefore, the Marshall community as well as the Wakefield students are extremely fortunate to have such a beautiful bookstore with such a wonderful owner.
(Editor’s note: Alison Martin is a Wakefield 12th grader. She lives in Flint Hill.)
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