In 2012, Seward Co-op celebrated its 40th birthday. In recognition of this milestone, the co-op published a commemorative book chronicling the co-op’s history. From the early days as a small storefront operation to the new green store that opened in 2009, the story of Seward Co-op—and the Twin Cities cooperative movement of the 1970s—is presented in a comprehensive narrative. The book, researched and written by local authors Kari Cornell and Patricia Cumbie, features interviews with many of the individuals who have played a part in the co-op’s four decades in the Seward neighborhood, from the founders to farmers to current staff and members. The book also includes information about the 19th-century origins of the cooperative movement in Rochdale, England and beautiful original photography by local photographer Chris Bohnhoff. This book is a valuable resource for Seward Co-op members, new and old, and anyone interested in the cooperative food movement.