Mobile bookstore pairs flowers with books at Nebraska markets
The Poppy Archive, owned by Emily Semm, operates out of a custom Japanese K-truck in Omaha and Lincoln The Poppy Archive, a mobile bookstore that pairs flowers with books at Nebraska markets, was created by owner Emily Semm. The business was named after her cat, Poppy, with poppy for the flower idea and archive for books. The Poppy archive has been seen in markets across Omaha and Lincoln since its start this summer. Author Cory Clark, who is an author, said the store was the perfect pairing for events like Haymarket Harvest to bring together readers and writers. Semm plans to continue driving her dream forward in markets to come.
Published : 6 hours ago by Colton Knott in Lifestyle
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A cat’s name, flowers and books added up to create a mobile bookstore called The Poppy Archive.
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