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CRAIG NORTHRUP/Press Melissa DeMotte, owner of The Well-Read Moose, pulls a donated copy of ‘Where The Wild Things Are’ by Maurice Sendak from the Books For Tots donation box at her Riverstone bookstore. DeMotte said this year’s donations have already beaten last year’s totals, but there will never be a shortage of children in need of books.

CRAIG NORTHRUP/Press Melissa DeMotte, owner of The Well-Read Moose, pulls a donated copy of ‘Where The Wild Things Are’ by Maurice Sendak from the Books For Tots donation box at her Riverstone bookstore. DeMotte said this year’s donations have already beaten last year’s totals, but there will never be a shortage of children in need of books.

December 8, 2019

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Well-Read Moose driving book donations through open house
December 8, 2019 midnight

Well-Read Moose driving book donations through open house

COEUR d’ALENE — “Your total is $21.84,” Melanie Chun told her customer at the Well-Read Moose in Riverstone, “and we’re asking all of our customers if they would like to donate to Books For Tots.”