A Riddle: What Do Veterans and Books at the Amazon Physical Bookstore Have in Common?
Posted by lindamartinandersen on November 11, 2015

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“A Riddle: What Do Veterans and Books at the New Amazon Physical Bookstore Have in Common?” by Linda Martin Andersen

Books facing out at the public library. Copyright 2015 Linda Martin Andersen
Have you heard about the new Amazon physical bookstore in Seattle? Read about it and see photos here:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3302166/Amazon-opens-physical-bookstore-Seattle.html
Now, see if you can answer my riddle.
Riddle: What do veterans and books in the new physical Amazon bookstore have in common?
Answer: They both face forward and march!
How can books march? You’ll figure it out. Happy Veterans Day!
Did I write this riddle? Yes, I did. And yes, all the books at the new Amazon physical bookstore in Seattle face out. Photos are available at the link above. Because the Amazon store is across the country from where I live, I chose to include photos of books on display at a local public library.
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Carol Baldwin said
I love the image of “facing forward”! Thanks. I’ll remember this–good connection.
lindamartinandersen said
Thanks for the compliment. It’s fun when the brain makes connections we never thought of before. Nice to know the cylinders are still firing. Thanks for commenting.
Joan Y. Edwards said
Dear Linda,
How amazing! Really cool riddle. You’re very good at creating fun riddles and interesting connections!
Keep facing forward!
Never Give Up
Joan
lindamartinandersen said
Joan,
What a nice thing to say. I think writing the monthly blog activities keeps my brain on the lookout for connections I wouldn’t normally make. Anyway, I’m thankful that the connection makes sense to others too. I’ll do my best to remember to keep facing forward! Thanks for thesuggestion. I like it!
Tracy Campbell said
You’re brilliant, Linda. Super riddle. 🙂
lindamartinandersen said
Tracy, you are so sweet, but I say you exaggerate. Readers, if you want others to call you brilliant, check out Tracy’s artwork at 30% savings during her anniversary sale here at http://tracycampbell.net/blog/celebrate-3rd-anniversary/
Tracy Campbell said
I call it like I see it. Thank you for promoting my art, Linda. 🙂
lindamartinandersen said
You’re welcome, Tracy!
Becky Shillington said
Very clever riddle, Linda! I LOVE it!
lindamartinandersen said
Thanks, Becky. I enjoyed your post about Veterans Day too!
Kathleen said
Great riddle Linda! I had to stop and think a moment and get the smoke stacks going again 🙂
lindamartinandersen said
Kathy, I don’t believe this for a second. Too funny! Your sense of humor is smoking too.
I hope you and Sarah get a chance to spend a lot of time together during the upcoming holidays!