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Lioness Books, a mobile bookstore founded by Sarah Ambrus, is set to open a permanent location in Old Town Leander by the end of 2025. Committed to promoting literacy and accessibility, Lioness Books will offer a diverse range of literature while continuing its community involvement initiatives. The current mobile operations will continue during the transition to a physical storefront.
Old Town Leander Welcomes New Bookstore
Lioness Books, a mobile bookstore based in Williamson County, is set to establish a permanent physical location in Old Town Leander by the end of 2025. Founded by former high school teacher Sarah Ambrus in 2024, Lioness Books aims to promote literacy and accessibility to literature within the community.
The mobile bookstore was launched in a custom-built 20-foot trailer, allowing it to reach a wide audience beyond traditional readers. Ambrus designed this mobile operation with the intention of making books easily accessible to everyone, regardless of their reading habits. The upcoming permanent location will enhance the bookstore’s offerings, allowing for a more stable inventory and additional services.
Lioness Books prioritizes a diverse selection of literature, featuring classics alongside popular new releases. The collection emphasizes varied voices and perspectives, ensuring that customers can find books that resonate with a broad spectrum of experiences and interests. Customers will soon have the convenience of shopping from the physical store while maintaining the option to purchase books online.
In addition to retailing books, Lioness Books is committed to community involvement, donating a significant number of books each year. This initiative reflects the bookstore’s goal to foster a love for reading and literacy among residents of all ages.
The current operations of the mobile bookstore will continue uninterrupted as plans for the new physical location progress. This approach allows existing customers to maintain access to the bookstore’s offerings while awaiting the opening of the permanent site.
The contact information for Lioness Books is as follows: 208 N Gabriel, Leander, with the phone number (866) 989-6808. The website can be visited at www.lionessbookstx.com/Book-Store/physical-books for online shopping and updates about the new location.
Founded with the belief that books should be accessible to everyone, Lioness Books is embracing a vital role in the local community, paving the way for enhanced literacy and appreciation for literature. This permanent establishment is anticipated to serve as a hub for readers and aspiring readers alike, contributing significantly to the cultural landscape of Old Town Leander.
As the transformation from a mobile bookstore to a permanent location unfolds, the community looks forward to the positive impact Lioness Books is expected to create. This move not only signifies growth for the business but also shows a deepening commitment to supporting reading and literacy initiatives within Williamson County.
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- Community Impact: Lioness Books Eyes Brick-and-Mortar Location
- Wikipedia: Leander, Texas
- Community Impact: New Bookstore Opens in Old Town Leander
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- Community Impact: Lioness Books Community Involvement
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- Community Impact: Lioness Books Enhancing Literacy
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Literacy Development
- Community Impact: Williamson County Bookstore Initiative
- Google News: Lioness Books Old Town Leander
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