Kingfisher Bookstore
Coupeville- Hours
- 10 AM - 6 PM
Celebrating Indie Bookstore Day 2026
April 25 – May 2, 2026
Visit independent bookstores across the Olympic Peninsula & Whidbey Island. Collect stamps. Discover new shops. Celebrate Independent Bookstore Day.
Why Voyage
The Olympic Peninsula and its islands are home to an extraordinary network of independent bookstores. The Book Voyage is an invitation to explore them — by ferry, by road, and by chance discovery.
Each shop is a harbor for readers. The voyage is yours to chart.
Free passports available at participating bookstores on Independent Bookstore Day.
Collect a stamp at each store you visit. No purchase required.
Fill your passport with 6 or more stamps to earn rewards and bragging rights.
Independent Bookstore Day
April 25, 2026
Passport Challenge Window
April 25 – May 2
Visit these independent bookstores across the Olympic Peninsula and Whidbey Island. No purchase required to get your passport stamped.
The voyage spans the Olympic Peninsula and Whidbey Island. Plan your route below.
Some stores are a ferry ride away! View WSDOT ferry schedules →
Complete your voyage by collecting stamps from 6 of 8 stores and receive:
One coupon per store for return visits
Year 1 collector's bookmark
Year 1 collector's sticker
Free audiobook credits
Keep your stamped passport as a memento
No! Just visit the store and ask for a stamp. Purchases are welcome but never required.
You need stamps from 6 of the 8 participating stores to complete your passport and claim rewards.
Passports are available for free at any participating store starting April 25.
Bring your completed passport to any participating store to claim your rewards.
April 25 through May 2, 2026 — one full week including Indie Bookstore Day.
Ambitious but possible! The route covers the Olympic Peninsula and Whidbey Island, which involves a ferry crossing. We recommend spreading it over a few days to enjoy each stop.
We hope so! This is Year 1 covering the Olympic Peninsula and Whidbey Island. Future voyages may expand to new regions.