It’s fun to sort those in the UK from those in the US by the way comments are written— e.g. charity shops or Goodwill. I usually order from Amazon because I have anxiety & it’s challenging to go to a store.
Right now, it’s Amazon, as I live in an area that has few bookstores. But when I lived in San Francisco, it was used book stores, any that I could find (and luckily I lived in an area that had a lot of them within walking distance – my idea of heaven).
There are no bookstores in my neighborhood. My only choice if I want to go to a “real” store is to drive 20 miles west or 20 miles south to the closest Barnes and Noble stores. It’s disgusting that all the bookstores in the San Fernando Valley closed except for the B & N in Studio City (that’s my south drive).
Anyplace… thrift stores, Dollar Tree, Dollar General, Half Price Books, WalMart… anytime I see the book aisle in a store, my family just groans, LOL. ??
Since Borders have all closed around here, I’m relegated to reading reviews on Amazon if I’m looking for a book. Sad! Other than that, I can always refer to Barnes/Noble ONLINE. The actual store is very cold to me, not inviting to sit and relax and peruse books! I need ONE GOOD FRIENDLY BOOK STORE AROUND HERE! PLEASE!
I love Amazon as they keep track of your browsing and buying history am study send recommendations. Barnes and Noble also does that. I go on the barnes and noble 100 best seller list every day and if I see a psychological thriller or my fav author I go further and I get emails recommending other books that I would like. And that my friends is how I ended up with over 1000 books
Barnes and Nobles
Amazon, books a million and little unique boutique type book shops where you find really old ones .
Charity shops – I give some to them too x
ever find a book you have donated and read it again? lol
Not yet lol
@Sandy lol
Thrift Stores and Goodwill stores usually have some hidden gems.
Books A Million
I was just looking at a book on this site but can’t figure out if it’s a hardcover.
@Debbie what book?
Hmmm now I can’t find it.,
Used book stores.
Waterstones & Foyles
Like to mix it up.
Thrift stores, Barnes and Noble, and Yard sales.
Barnes and Noble and The Strand
Book Outlet! ?
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Here’s a link to a $10 off coupon code good on your first order if $25+
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Enjoy!!! ?
Barns and noble, Half Priced Books, Books a Million, Goodwill, any place I see a stand full of book I am there looking through it.
Better World Books online if I happen to be looking for physical books.
Anywhere for ebooks.
Barnes and Noble
Bookmans in Tucson
Local owned used book stores and Powell’s in Portland Oregon.
Chapters/ Harlequin
Local used book stores
Our libraries all have used bookstores. Love them!
local cancer charity shops,brilliant bargains.
There is a charity shop in the town next to me and it only sells books. I’ve found some pretty cool book editions in there ?
Hastings!
Oh, Hastings, how I miss thee.
They closed ours! Changed it to Entertainmart, can’t bring myself to go in. ?
@Linda They closed ours too
It’s fun to sort those in the UK from those in the US by the way comments are written— e.g. charity shops or Goodwill. I usually order from Amazon because I have anxiety & it’s challenging to go to a store.
Ollie’s Bargain Outlet Store and B&N
Right now, it’s Amazon, as I live in an area that has few bookstores. But when I lived in San Francisco, it was used book stores, any that I could find (and luckily I lived in an area that had a lot of them within walking distance – my idea of heaven).
We have a B&N and that’s about it. Most of our stuff comes from Amazon especially since we both have Kindles.
Thrift stores, goodwill, dollar tree, and half priced books for physical books. Amazon for ebooks.
Mostly charity shops,asda,the works.i like searching in charity shops.you never know what you will find..
There are no bookstores in my neighborhood. My only choice if I want to go to a “real” store is to drive 20 miles west or 20 miles south to the closest Barnes and Noble stores. It’s disgusting that all the bookstores in the San Fernando Valley closed except for the B & N in Studio City (that’s my south drive).
I grew up in the SFV
Powell’s, Amazon, and Book Depository
Anyplace… thrift stores, Dollar Tree, Dollar General, Half Price Books, WalMart… anytime I see the book aisle in a store, my family just groans, LOL. ??
Amazon and thrift stores.
Bookface and QBD, because they’re the only physical bookstores in my area
Amazon and our library’s book sales
Half Price Books is my favorite, but Barnes & Noble for the new ones.
Chapter/Indigo and Renaud-Bray … both Canadian bookstores
eBay, thrift stores, Sam’s Club/Walmart
The King’s English Bookshop in Salt Lake City. It’s awesome.
Costco-Books-a-Million-Barnes and Noble and Amazon.
thrift books and if one is in vintage books, there is a site called……easy chair books. enjoy!!
Amazon, Book Outlet, Thriftbooks, and A Little Shop of Stories.
Chapters
Amazon….Barnes and Noble…..or I get them through paperbackswap….or the Library!
Since Borders have all closed around here, I’m relegated to reading reviews on Amazon if I’m looking for a book. Sad! Other than that, I can always refer to Barnes/Noble ONLINE. The actual store is very cold to me, not inviting to sit and relax and peruse books! I need ONE GOOD FRIENDLY BOOK STORE AROUND HERE! PLEASE!
Goodwill, Walmart, Salvation Army and Amazon
I love Amazon as they keep track of your browsing and buying history am study send recommendations. Barnes and Noble also does that. I go on the barnes and noble 100 best seller list every day and if I see a psychological thriller or my fav author I go further and I get emails recommending other books that I would like. And that my friends is how I ended up with over 1000 books
One with books I want to buy.
I like to get books at our Sam’s store because you get a 30% discount.
Amazon!