No Other Book Like This is latest used-book store in Groton
18 Jan 2022
You could blame it on the airline industry.
But it was probably inevitable.
Early last summer, 30-year-old Groton resident Colleen Lynch was about to fly out and visit a friend. She'd already dropped her dogs off at her parents' and was leaving for the airport when she got a notification her flight had been delayed.
With a bit of extra time, Lynch, an insatiable reader, writer, and a professional librarian who also has an online side business selling old and rare books, did what she usually does with a few extra minutes.
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