Booklovers Used Books

Owner is very helpful, great variety of books, good prices, worth a visit on a rainy day

This one was a bit out of the way for me, however, considering that book stores seem to be closing at a dime a dozen these days I made it a point to check these guys out before they fell victim to the recent closure of book stores. The store is organized enough and there is a healthy assortment of books to browse through. Prices are a lot more reasonable than I thought. Condition is hit and miss. Just a warning that this place on first appearance looks crammed and hoarded but you will realize that there is a method to the madness.

The owner of «Book lovers» was horribly brusque and ungracious on the phone when I tried to inquire about her store policies. Her rules are unfair — she takes your books for a pittance, your share is one third (in credit only) of that and you still cannot spend your credit fully — half of the books you select have to be paid for. I will not set foot in that establishment.
My advice to people with a lot of unwanted used books — load your car with books and go to Portland to their amazing Powell’s books — the store is humongous and they accept used books. The pay very little for used books but I still managed to get two new pricey and beautiful art books with my store credit last Christmas. Plus the city is gorgeous and they don’t have state tax!

This bookstore is great. If you want to read it, you can probably find it here. And if you don’t see it, ask the owner because she knows where every book is and is super nice.
The trade in structure is really good here too: trade in books for in-​store credit. Pick out books you want to take home and pay with half in-​store credit, half cash/​debit/​credit card. The store makes money and stays open, and we get more books! Win-​win.
I definitely recommend coming here and just looking though all the shelves. You won’t go away disappointed or empty handed.

Wow. Books piled floor to ceiling in this place! However, the owner seems to know where everything is located, so don’t be afraid to ask. I’ve been in here a couple of times. You do have to squeeze through the stacks to get around and to the back of the store. Not for claustrophobics.
There’s a nice selection of books. Fiction, romance, children’s books, old vehicle repair manuals, self-​help, some foreign language, etc. She even has a shelf of English version manga.
Definitely worth a stop if you’re a book lover and you’re in the area.

This is my favorite bookstore and I go to a lot of them. Dalyce is unbelievably knowledgeable about her inventory and is such a nice person which is a real bonus. She has a very comprehensive inventory and it is rare that she can’t find what I’m looking for.

This bookstore is a real treasure. Every nook and cranny is stacked full of books. The owner, Dalys, is wonderful & knows exactly where to find the book you’re looking for or at least its general location. A great place to wile away the hours.

I’ve been meaning to check this place out for years! I finally manged to stop in a few weeks ago and I was sure happy that I did. I was on the hunt for a fall thriller; I always get a craving to be scared as Halloween approaches, it’s an October thing ;-) I did some research and decided on a Dean Koontz book. The store was jam packed full of books, books on shelves, on the floor and even in boxes. I LOVE the thrill of a hunt and could easily spend hours scouring for the prize. I always make sure to come on my own as I know that my partner get’s tired of waiting for me after only a few minutes. The books were sorted into genre; the owner was more than helpful to point me in the right direction, even offering to lend me a hand in my search. I found exactly what I was looking for, along with some others on my «to-​read» list, and can’t wait to return!