B.T. House

20/19, Sukhumvit 49/1 (Prommit Villa), Sukhumvit Road, Khlongton Nuea, Wattana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand

B.T. House actually grew from 'Better Together' (IG : @bettertogether.bkk), the children’s clothing brand my sister Nini and I started back in 2018.

Over the years, our interests grew alongside the clothes: picture books, herbal tea, making things, and little activities we enjoyed doing. Eventually, all of those things needed a home of their own; so we decided to establish B.T. House.

And it really is a house! We wanted it to feel less like a shop and more like a home where our friends can visit. Somewhere anyone can browse a product, discover a book, join an activity, or simply sit and spend some quiet time (with or without kids). Everyone who comes through the door is our guest.

Here you’ll find our children’s clothes and accessories, herbal tea, lots of pre-loved children’s books, a little corner of picture-book lending library, and occasional art & craft and baking workshops, storytimes and gatherings. It’s a bit of everything, perhaps — but they’re all things we genuinely love and want to share.

It’s also very much just the two of us. We choose and make our collections, arrange the space, pack orders, plan activities and welcome people when they visit. I'm glad that you visited Bangkok back then. If you ever find yourselves here again, please do come and visit our little house. As random as things can get around here, you’ll still most likely meet one (or both!) of us whenever you visit.

That’s probably why the Letter-Keeper project immediately felt so right for B.T. House. We love the thought of handwritten letters arriving at our little house in Bangkok from people we’ve never met — and perhaps helping families here make a friend somewhere else in the world. There’s something wonderfully slow and human about it.

We’ve also dusted off an old working typewriter and will be keeping it at B.T. House for anyone who’d like to join in and type their letter the old-fashioned way. We thought it might add a little nostalgic touch to the whole experience. 

Gooseando
Leitariegos 4
28942 Fuenlabrada
Madrid
Spain

Gooseando is my independent literary and cultural project, based just outside Madrid. It’s a space for books, writing, culture, stories and, above all, the slightly messy and unexpected ways in which people connect through them. I’m really excited about bringing The Sunday Letter Project to Spain and creating a little physical home for the Letter Keeper network here.

And yes, I would absolutely LOVE to be featured in a Sunday Spotlight! I’ll put together a little introduction about Gooseando, how I discovered The Sunday Letter Project, and why I wanted to become a Letter Keeper, along with some photographs for you to use.

I’m particularly excited about the possibility of introducing people in Spain to the project and helping them discover the joy of writing to someone they don’t know somewhere else in the world. I have a feeling there are quite a few people here who are going to fall rather hard for handwritten letters.

Penny Post

1201 King St. Alexandria VA 22314

Hi! We are Penny Post, a serious paper store for serious paper people. Actually, we’re for not-so-serious people too. In fact, they are our favorites. With a nod to nostalgia and a special blend of sweet and salty, our little shop on the corner is chock full of treasures meant to delight the letter writer and receiver, the dreamer, the schemer, the list maker, and the note taker. One of our core values is connection. For us that means connecting to each other, to our customers, to the community, and to ourselves. What better way to do that than with the age-old art of letter writing? A constant over time and memoriam, the handwritten letter continues to live on even through the digital age and we are certainly here for it. Pleased and proud to continue the tradition.

Blue Door Books 

135 Comur Street, 

Yass, 

New South Wales, 

Australia 

2582 

Nestled in the heart of the Yass Valley,

New South Wales, Blue Door Books is surrounded by beautiful farming lands, rolling hills and stunning Australian landscape. Blue Door Books aims to be more than just a book shop, a warm and welcoming place to start a conversation, find the perfect read, be inspired or just linger a while. A space to come in, and slow down. Our creative community is full of rich lives and stories to share of life in a regional country farming town in Australia. 

The Reading Nook

122 E. Morrison St. Fayette, MO 65248. 

Fayette is a small town in mid-Missouri, but the welcome here is BIG. As a newcomer to the area myself, I can attest to the warmth and kindness of the community. Plus, with various festivals, school activities and even a college campus in town, there is no shortage of events to participate in and attend. 

Our Grounds
10714 SW 113th Place Miami, FL 33176 United States 

Welcome to Our Grounds, a nonprofit neighborhood café in Florida where good coffee and good people come together. We brew coffee with care, serve up kindness generously, and believe that small moments of connection can make a big difference. As a nonprofit, our heart is rooted in creating community and we are dedicated to making space for people to feel seen and welcomed. We’re so happy to be part of the Sunday Letter Project as letter keepers, creating a little space for warmth and connection- one cup and one letter at a time.

The Wandering Albatross

287 Main Street

PO Box 408

Bloomfield

Ontario

K0K 1G0

Canada

The Wandering Albatross is an independent bookshop in beautiful Bloomfield, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada. A tiny bookshop full of big adventures, it may be small but you can explore the whole world from the titles within. We offer a tightly curated, ever-changing selection of international fiction, travel writing, history, nature, geography and more for the curious and adventurous reader.

The shop owner, Lindsay (that's me!), is a serious postcard addict, and customers and friends regularly send postcards from their travels all over the world, so when the opportunity came to become a Letter-Keeper, it was an easy yes. I think my local community will really enjoy taking part in the Sunday Letters project and I'm looking forward to seeing where the letters come from.

Carnegie Library, St. Joseph Public Library     
316 Massachusetts St., St. Joseph, MO 64504

Carnegie Library in St. Joseph, Missouri USA is one of the first branch libraries in Missouri. It opened in December 1902. It’s one of the 4 libraries that make up the St. Joseph Public Library. It’s a small neighborhood library. There’s 3 full-time employees and 1 part-time employee. It’s the type of library where we know most of our patrons’ names and what they like to read. The head librarian, Jenny, often puts books on hold for patrons as she processes the new books. It’s Jenny’s childhood library. She’s worked here for over 20 years.

Carnegie Library joined the Sunday Letty Project community because a member of the library’s Afternoon Tea Book Club had heard of it and was sad there’s no shops in the area that participate. Jenny told her it’s lucky she knows a librarian willing to do it at her library. The library book club member sponsors the project and donated the mailbox.

The Marine Emporium

The Gossamer City Project,

4 Gossamer Gardens,

London E2 9FN

Part boat chandlery, part antiques treasure-trove: The Marine Emporium is a unique space for London's boating community and its friends.

With an exciting new home at the Gossamer City Project, just a stone's throw from Regent's Canal, the unit is a whimsical shop - and so much more. Monthly workshops and socials bring people from many different walks of life together to learn new skills and build deeper connections. The Marine Emporium is quickly becoming a hub for the community - so, whether you own a boat, want to expand your skillset or have an eye for antique trinkets, why not swing by and say hello?

Solgarden with No Bad Books 

115 N Fourth Street

Mebane, NC 27302

Tucked in the small downtown of Mebane, NC you’ll find Solgarden Eclectic Giving with No Bad Books Co., Mebane’s oldest gift-shop, celebrating 26 years and counting. Our cozy, eclectic shop is filled with thoughtfully curated gifts, unique finds, and a carefully curated bookstore. We are a women-owned small business with a deep love for community, creativity and the joy of finding the unexpected. We’re also home to Mebane’s Own Fairy, who brings a little extra magic to the shop with fairy hair.

We believe a shop can be more than a place to buy things. It can be a place to linger, read, create, gather, and connect. We host craft events, book events, and kid-friendly activities, creating opportunities for our community to spend time together. That’s why we’re especially excited to be a Letter Holder for the Sunday Letter Project. In a world that moves at a relentless pace, we love the invitation to take an intentional pause and send a little whimsy out into the world.

Get Lit Boutique

51 Cordova St Ste E,

 St. Augustine, FL 32084
 

Get Lit is a fashionably bookish boutique located in the heart of historic St. Augustine, Florida. Our little shop is a style hub for bookworms, hopeless romantics, and literature lovers. We offer a whimsical escape from the hustle and bustle, carefully curating every detail down to our Spotify playlist. We source the majority of our unique, literature-inspired wares from small brands and makers.  We love our community and host author book signings, pop ups, and book club events. Recently described as "not just a store, but an immersive experience for anyone who cherishes the written word," Get Lit Boutique is, at its core, a shop for booklovers created by a book lover. When customers walk through our doors, we hope time seems to move a little slower and they leave inspired to go home and curl up with a good book.

Pages & Ink
1018 Van Ronkle St
Conway, AR, 72032
United States

Pages & Ink is Arkansas's first romance-dedicated bookstore, tucked into Conway with a DIY candle bar right alongside the shelves. We opened our doors in April 2026 after starting out as a scrappy little online candle business, so this space has always felt like it was built one hand-poured jar at a time. We're all about romance curation, cozy hangouts, and giving readers a place that feels less like a store and more like your favorite friend's living room. When we're not restocking shelves or troubleshooting wax, you'll probably find us elbow-deep in event planning, we love any excuse for a themed night.

Everett Mercantile 

2614 #A Colby Ave

Everett WA 98201

We’re a new shop on Colby Avenue in the heart of revitalizing Everett, Washington, and becoming a Letter Keeper has us bursting with excitement!

We invite our community to join us in the shop on Sundays to slow down, put pen to paper, and write, connect, and create together in our inspiring writers’ area.

Come by anytime to explore the shop, find a pen pal, and begin your Sunday Letter Project journey with us. We can’t wait to see what connections are created, one letter at a time.

The Gamers Guide Café

8 East Parade, Sheffield,

S1 2ET.

Hi, we are The Gamers Guide Café, Sheffield's friendliest board game café. We are a small, independent board game café that focuses on accessibility and being welcoming for all. It is run entirely by the owners, Kitti and Matthew, who brought their own neurodiverse experiences in to create a space where everyone can have fun. We don't just leave you on your own with a daunting number of board games! We have a chat with you, help you pick a game you will all love, teach you the rules, and help you along the way. But we are also more than just a board game café. We are a quiet, relaxing place in the city centre, where you can come in for a great cup of coffee, a delicious cake or a bite to eat. With a wide range of vegan, gluten free and halal choices, we try to be as open to everyone as possible. We even have vegan cream and marshmallows. You can play a game, read a book, knit, crochet, or just stare out the window at the gorgeous Sheffield Cathedral. And of course, you can write your letters :) See you at The Gamers Guide!

Scorpio Moon Thrift & Media

1840 Hylan Blvd.

Staten Island, NY 10305

Scorpio Moon Thrift & Media is a thrift shop hidden within a family owned dry cleaners. Together, we wash and press all clothing that comes into the shop to ensure all secondhand clothes get the second chance they deserve. In addition to clothing, we offer a blind date experience with our books, DVDs, and CDs, which is a community favorite. As fast-paced New Yorkers, taking the time to slow down and guess from the limited information given has helped to bond community members with each other and with us. It's been a thrill getting to know everyone through their favorite genres, directors, authors, and musicians. The need to disconnect from a digital realm and reconnect to a physical one is strong in Staten Island. Although we reside in the forgotten borough of NYC, we hope you'll never forget us!

Pen to Paper
4 Sydney St,

Brighton and Hove,

Brighton

BN1 4EN
To give you a bit of background on our little place here. We are in our 26th year of trading, having opened the original shop at the end of 1999. The business was established by two lovely ladies in 1997. They provided art and design services, but both of their passions were in stationery. Hence the launch of 'Pen to Paper,' the retail arm of 'Monomania Limited,' the name of the original business. I bought the business in 2019 when I wanted to make Brighton my place of work as well as I had lived here for 10 years previously. My own background started in the printing industry when I was just 14 years old, I have never lost my love of the smell of freshly printed paper and the sound of a ream being carefully sorted. So the business was born from a love of stationery and has continued in the same vein. Since our original name was purely based on the previous owners' name, we decided to change our name to better reflect what we do and hence 'Creative Curators Limited' was born. Our philosophy is that we aim to supply everything related to pens and paper, and we seek to curate as many product lines as possible; it is all about the product choice. In addition, we provide online shopping, personalisation services for all our products, a lifetime service agreement for all the fountain pens we sell, support for the local 'Creative Community,' and significant discounts for our local students and businesses. I have to say I have a great team who love what we do and bring significant passion and energy to our success.

Hill's Bookstore

650 San Benito St, Suite 140

Hollister, CA 95023

We are a local indie bookstore with a focus on building community.  The Sunday Letter Project is exactly what we and our community was looking for. We are so excited and thrilled to join this network of stores around the world.

When we put our community members first, we all win.  There's not much more to say about our store - but I would love to tell you about our community. We have some of the kindest and most supportive community, which is why we are now hosting The Sunday Letter Project Workshops.  Our first one went by this past week and had so many people show up to write intro letters to all of your stores.  People are excited to connect to others around the world. Within our community, we are just outside of the tech bubble of Silicon Valley and in a rural enough setting that we are home to probably the most under-rated National Park in all of the United States.  We look forward to writing to you!

The Page Society

816 w Willow,

Duncan,

Oklahoma 73533

USA

Books at the Dragon’s Garden,

9 High Street, Llandovery,

Carmarthenshire, Wales SA20 0PU.

Books at the Dragon's Garden is an independent bookshop in beautiful Llandovery, an ancient market town and  the gateway to Bannau Brycheiniog and the Cambrian Mountains.

The bookshop has always centred around my passions and ethics, thus we are well known for our carefully curated collection of books about nature, environmental issues, politics, history, folklore and landscape. We also stock the best of contemporary fiction, classics and an inspiring children's section.

We run the Reading the Wild  Literature Festival which takes place in May every year.

I've had a long association with the Fair Trade movement so we also stock journals, gifts, clothes and accessories that are sourced from certified Fair Trade suppliers

The bookshop is a safe, inviting and colourful space, where everyone is given a warm welcome, conversations about books and much more take place and strangers become friends, we're delighted to be able to play a small part in the Sunday Letter Project, slowing down and  making meaningful connections in a world which has become so pressured.

You can send your introductory letter to

Books at the Dragon's Garden, 9 High Street, Llandovery, Carmarthenshire, Wales,  SA20 0PU

Godmothers PO Box 652 Summerland, CA 93067

Godmothers is less a store and more a storefront for magic. Founded by Jennifer Rudolph Walsh and Victoria Jackson, it’s a shared vision realized: a beautiful place of belonging, storytelling, and transformation.