Curbside Books is a mobile bookstore on a vintage trolley, bringing cozy, browseable bookstore experiences directly into neighborhoods, businesses, and community spaces around the Treasure Valley. Founded by Dani Scovel, Curbside Books pops up at coffee shops, wineries, markets, and events to create welcoming, linger-worthy moments that feel less like a transaction and more like part of the place. The trolley is fully self-contained and designed to be a low-lift, high-impact addition for partners, drawing attention, encouraging people to stay awhile, and adding something memorable to the experience. Curbside Books focuses on thoughtfully curated books and bookish goods, with an emphasis on connection, accessibility, and community. Each pop-up is intentionally placed to complement the surrounding space and bring new energy, foot traffic, and conversation to local businesses and neighborhoods. Curbside Books collaborates with business owners, event producers, and community organizations to create meaningful, flexible partnerships that support local culture and shared spaces. Whether appearing as a weekend pop-up or part of a larger event, the goal is always the same: to make places feel a little more alive, welcoming, and story-filled.