On sale today are our 3 newest shirts. They retail for $24 but TODAY ONLY are $20. They are NOT on the website for purchase yet, but you can buy them by sending me an email at clmccain@comcast.net for more information. For other designs go to www.classiccoup.com.
Referencing To Kill a Mockingbird...
Our signature shirt with a running list of beloved classics:
And for those writers/lovers of the written word, our "Twain" shirt, worn here by T. A. Barron, NYTimes/International Best Selling Author:
Monday, November 28, 2011
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Rebel Reads on the Road Less Traveled
Classic Coup...The European Tour
Classic Coup on Tour: North and South America, Alaska, Middle East
Classic Coup on Tour: North and South America, Alaska, Middle East
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Classic Coup Featured on Funky Finds
See what Funky Finds, a blog dedicated since 2006 to promoting independent artists and designers worldwide, has to say about Classic Coup. You can also register for two of our shirts to be given away July 19 by going here: Funky Finds.
Monday, May 9, 2011
Global Book Groups via Skype
Classic Coup is about more than reading books. We're about talking books. Lit is life, evoking global discussions and reminding us of human connections. This year we sent The Great Gatsby, Night, Glass Menagerie, A Separate Peace and Romeo and Juliet to high school students in an English class in Quito, Ecuador. Via Skype students in South America discussed A Separate Peace and Romeo and Juliet with peers in Nashville, Tennessee. Friendship, love, and marriage made hot topics.
A couple of months later, their teacher, Sherry Coyle, wrote this: "Without the Romeo and Juliet books you provided for my seniors this year, they would have graduated never having read a Shakespeare play. And...without having read the play, one of my students would have never had the chance to take first place today in a local Shakespeare speech competition." Way to go, Andrea!
Sherry and Andrea Spring 2011
First Book Discussion: Ecuador and Nashville, Fall 2010
A couple of months later, their teacher, Sherry Coyle, wrote this: "Without the Romeo and Juliet books you provided for my seniors this year, they would have graduated never having read a Shakespeare play. And...without having read the play, one of my students would have never had the chance to take first place today in a local Shakespeare speech competition." Way to go, Andrea!
Sherry and Andrea Spring 2011
First Book Discussion: Ecuador and Nashville, Fall 2010
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