What is the name of Henry's family's bookshop in the novel, Words in Deep Blue, and how is it described?

Henry's family's bookshop, Howling Books, exemplifies their love for reading. It contains the letter library, as well as many hand-picked books that are selected for the regulars and other customers. The family built the bookstore from the ground up, and were careful with each aspect of the design. There is an outdoor seating area for reading, for example, and a comfortable fiction couch.