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  • 23
    Nov 2011
    Autographed Books from American Girl Make Great Christmas Gifts!

    Dragonwings has a few signed copies of  the five mysteries by American Girl author Kathleen Ernst. They come with bookmarks from the author and would definitely make your American girl very happy this holiday. Clues in the Shadows Molly Molly is trying to help the war effort, but she has a lot to worry about [...]



  • 15
    Nov 2011
    Diary of a Wimpy Kid #6 Cabin Fever

    Wimpy Kid – Cabin Fever on sale TODAY! Good old Greg – still clueless, still hopeless, but his sad life gets funnier with every book. A blizzard has Greg trapped in the house with his family, but the authorities are ready to pounce as soon as the snow lets up. Could things get any worse? [...]



  • 29
    Sep 2011
    Help Break the Reading Record!

    On October 6th Dragonwings Bookstore is is planning to help break a world record for the largest shared reading experience in history. You can join us, and more than 2 million children and adults across the country and around the globe, by reading Llama Llama Red Pajama by Anna Dewdney.  We will be attempting  to [...]



  • 31
    Aug 2011
    DRAGONWINGS ANNIVERSARY SALE !!!

    16th ANNIVERSARY – 16 DAYS – 16% OFF STOREWIDE – ADDITIONAL 16% OFF SALE ITEMS For us this is a unusual kind of sale.  Usually we might have a seasonal sale table or few shelves of this and that on sale, but it’s our anniversary, so why not live it up?   We combed through our [...]



  • 30
    Aug 2011
    DRAGONWINGS 16TH ANNIVERSARY: STAFF

    CHEERS TO FORMER STAFF MEMBERS We are celebrating 16 years as a local, independent bookstore in Waupaca.  Former teen staff members now come in married with children of their own: Dan Bootz with Esme and Lulu, Eliza Schultz with Mina, Heidi Draeger with Tyler and Kaleb. Our longtime storefront manager extraordinaire, Rev. Deb Woolsey, is [...]



  • 22
    Aug 2011
    Chalk Art Humor

    People have been stopping in for days telling us how much they like our chalk art.  We love the new chalk art book from Klutz and used lots of their ideas and some of our own to create a bunch of chalk art silliness outside the store.  It’s still there – you can come down [...]



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    Aug 2011


  • 01
    Aug 2011
    Papertoy Monsters Video-making Workshop

    Like monsters? Come join us for an afternoon of monstrous fun! On Thursday, August 4, we will have a Papertoy   Monster Video-making workshop.  Perfect for kids ages 9-14, everyone will have a chance to make a few monsters. From Wolfman Joe, to Octopup, to Confetti Yeti, there are many different monsters to choose from! Each [...]



  • 01
    Aug 2011
    Sidewalk Sale: Wed-Fri August 3-5

    Melissa & Doug toys, including all of their sand toys, and many, many toys, books and games – most of these sale items are the last ones left.  We hope you get a chance to find some of these popular items at great savings!



  • 01
    Aug 2011
    Field Trip to Dragonwings Bookstore

    Students from the Learning Cottage Daycare and Preschool went on a Field Trip to Dragonwings Bookstore last week.  They each wore hand-decorated sun visors and carried slings for their water bottles.  At Dragonwings they hunted for dragons, raced cars on the Ramp Racer, set up the train set, held a Fastrack competition, and prepared and [...]


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What an incredible treasure Waupaca has. Dragonwings is an such an asset to the children, families, schools, libraries and community in central Wisconsin. In the modest traveling I have don in the US and abroad, I can say that it is very rare to find a shop so authentic and friendly focused only on the children of a small town.
Jackson Klein



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