
Deadline April 24, 2026
2026 Brome Bright Lights
Short Story Contest for kids
It is that time of year again. Time to start planning for the Brome Bright Lights Short Story Contest! Our goal is to foster a love of stories, writing and creativity. We were thrilled to receive 200 entries last year and we hope to exceed that this year.
CLICK below for details and entry form.
And spread the word!
Le choix de livre de Poppy
Poppy's Pick
janvier 2026 January
For more details about Poppy's picks for January 2026 go to the book store by clicking on the following button. Poppy is a HUGE fan of Jaime's (and her dog Marley) and is reading Jaime's new book while perfecting her yoga stances, especially her "downward dog!"
February 7, 2026 @ 3 - 5 p.m.
Author Jaime Moar
That Does Not Belong to Me
Jaime Moar is a yoga teacher, coach, and entrepreneur born and raised in Knowlton. She will be at Brome Lake Books on Saturday February 7, 2026 from 3 - 5 p.m., to talk about her eagerly awaited book: THAT DOES NOT BELONG TO ME.
Jaime co-owns the Well, a wellness studio she runs with Valerie Vincent, and Marina Knowlton, a seasonal family-run restaurant on Brome Lake. When she’s not leading classes or creating community events, she’s likely out on the water with her boat-captain husband and their dog Marley. That Does Not Belong To Me is her first book — a personal collection of reflections and stories inspired by human design.
That Does Not Belong To Me is part memoir, part practical field guide for letting go—without blowing up your life or reinventing yourself overnight.
Human Design runs quietly through the pages—not as rigid rules or labels, but as gentle prompts. You choose what resonates. You skip what doesn’t. The book invites a “choose your own adventure” approach to self-trust and self-alignment.
When a major health curveball forced Jaime Moar to slow down, she didn’t turn to quick fixes or grand transformations. She relied on the small practices she had been refining for years—and discovered just how powerful tiny changes can be.
Through honest stories, thoughtful reflections, and simple experiments, Jaime shows you how to release what isn’t yours and reclaim what is.
This is a book for anyone who feels stuck, tired, or quietly overwhelmed—and wants to feel more grounded, more hopeful, and more at home in their own life.
Let go of what doesn’t belong to you. Create a life that finally does.
You can read more about Jaime at: www.jaimemoar.com .










































