
Our store is lovingly housed in the historic Seaport Landing Building on the beautiful Swinomish Channel. In addition to new books for readers of all ages, we feature creative efforts by local artists. We’re open 10 to 6 every day. Handicap access. Paw friendly. Visit us soon!
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Seaport Books is a proud member of the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association.
WOW! We’re overjoyed to be celebrating our 8th Year! Warm thanks to our customers, collaborators and friends who support our efforts. It truly does take a village and we appreciate all of you.
While there’s really no substitution for being inside a bookstore, if you can’t make it in or prefer to order books online, you can support us by shopping here. Thank you!
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OUR TEAM
Meet Tricia: Tricia Vasquez grew up in a Marine Corps family and lived in Hawaii and several southern states before settling in Bakersfield, CA. Books have always been important to her as well as every kind of animal and music from classical to punk rock. Her tastes are eclectic on all fronts. Tricia has worked in many levels of retail from busy co-ops to small shops. She has also helped in animal and bird rescue and explored the world of herbal products and essential oils. Today she lives near Stanwood with her husband on a lovely, wooded property close to nature, which pleases her immensely. She enjoys greeting your canine companion as you enter the store and can guide you through our collection with pleasure and skill.
Meet Alex: Alex Clark grew up in Snohomish County and now lives in rural Skagit with his family of two sisters, three dogs, and four cats. Alex is a student at Western Washington University pursuing his degree in history. He is particularly interested in ancient Mediterranean cultures. He is also a fan of science fiction and fantasy literature. He will gladly guide you to the best of our collection.
Meet Marion: Marion Melville has lived in the Puget Sound area all of her life. She has gardened since she was a child and has been a jeweler for the past twenty-five years. A volunteer at the La Conner Elementary School, Marion is also on the board of directors of Friends of the La Conner Library. Two of her book favorites are The Music Shop by Rachel Joyce (fiction) and Anatomy of a Song by Marc Myers (non-fiction). Feel free to ask her about these or any book she has read and be prepared to be regaled.

Meet Janna: Our book guru and captain. Janna Gage is a true Skagit Valley pioneer. After growing up on the river, she lived in Bellingham, Seattle, the Midwest and Northern California before settling back in La Conner. A librarian (now retired) and author, she has long had a vision of creating a bookstore that showcases the Pacific Northwest and brings writers and community together. When she’s not busy ordering new books, stocking our shelves, meeting with authors, researching, writing or editing; you’ll find her at the Waterfront Cafe enjoying her favorite fish and chips.
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