Entrepreneur Latasha Eley Kelly is bringing a new concept to downtown with her bookstore, Left on Read. The term, Left on Read, refers to when a person sees a message but doesn’t reply. Kelly wants to create a space where people can disconnect from their devices and connect with literature and each other.
The bookstore will offer a wide selection of books, including fiction, non-fiction, and children’s books, as well as a cozy reading nook for customers to relax and enjoy their new purchases. In addition, Left on Read will host book club meetings, author readings, and other community events to foster a love of reading and discussion.
Kelly hopes to provide a unique and welcoming space for book lovers of all ages and backgrounds. With the rise of digital communication, she believes that there is still a need for physical spaces where people can come together and engage with the written word. Left on Read is set to open its doors next month, so be sure to stop by and see what this exciting new bookstore has to offer.
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