One More Page Books

Love this bookstore. Nice selection of children’s book, though the best aspect is that they will actually take time to give advice on what to buy. We went in with a list of 6 children for whom we wanted to buy books as holiday presents. We had little information about the kids but managed to figure something out with the help of the staff. The staff will wrap books in gift paper. Yes, it’s more expensive than Amazon, but then again it’s a completely different experience.

Fantastic, as always. I had a list of books and recipients that I emailed to them. They had half and could get the rest quickly. Within 48 hours they were all done, wrapped, and labeled as to who was to get each book. Could not have been easier.

I’ve only been here once but it’s a very cute neighborhood place. Feels a bit cramped and I wish they had a larger space but they make it work! Their selection of books is pretty great and they’ve got lots of wonderful little tchotchkes and small gifts. Definitely a nice place to stop by and at least window shop after you eat.

Really nice independent bookstore, with thoughtful staff and a nice selection.

Lovely neighborhood store. They really support the local community with their programs and events. A must-​visit when you are nearby. Good selection of books and a section with wine, beer & chocolate — perfect to pick up a great gift.

Obama went book shopping here. Good enough for him, good enough for me. Has a nice wine selection as well as books with some wine tasting events.

I’m still trying to decide how many stars to give this place. I’m giving it three stars because I liked the selection of authors and titles that the store carries and I always prefer to support local indie book stores. But the woman that was working when a friend and I stopped in tonight was rather dismal. No greeting when we walked in. My friend had to go up to ask her where to find a book that she saw in the window. And other than that she didn’t talk to us at all until we went to check out. Not sure if she was unhappy to be working on a Friday night or just disinterested in her job, but it wasn’t a particularly warm experience.

One of my favorite Indie bookstores!

The ideal neighborhood bookstore. I walked in last night during a book giveaway that included chocolate and wine tasting. Great customer service. Everyone is extremely friendly. This is now the place I will go to buy books.

One More Page is a lovely neighborhood bookstore in a charming part of Arlington. I came from out of town so I don’t know the neighborhood, but it was pleasant to walk, and the bookstore had the welcoming look and atmosphere of a village boutique.
I read at One More Page on the evening of May 8. I got to hang out with Eileen and Terry, who did a great job putting on the event. The One More Page family seems to be full of kind, book-​loving people — I’d read what they’re reading if I were you.
The bookstore was cozy and attractive, with well-​stocked shelves and a section devoted to selling wine. I think every bookstore should sell wine — it pairs so well with pleasure reading. I bought a bottle of white wine for my friends at the reading. It was cheap and tasty. When I left, Eileen gave me a bottle of champagne as a thank you gift. It was really nice of her!
The event went well, and though sometime patron Barack Obama couldn’t make it, I had a good turnout thanks to my awesome DC friends. The reading was casual, and since the bookstore is small, it felt intimate and well attended. I go to a lot of events at my neighborhood bookstore, and it looks like One More Page offers a similar calendar to Arlington. I have very positive feelings about this store, and I’ll do all that I can to go back next book.

Though I don’t get out to Arlington much, I’d make an exception for One More Page Books (OMPB). It’s a lovely little independent bookstore with well-​curated smartly-​stocked shelves, and lots of staff recommendations (my favorite thing about indie bookstores!). It’s nice to go to a bookstore where you can ask «Hey, I loved Andre Aciman’s newest– anything else you’d recommend?» and where you get a smart answer. They also seem to carry a selection of wines and chocolates (I purchased neither, but the chocolates looked lovely).
We made our way there for an Up Close and Literary event and I do hope they host many more– it was a good break from the conventional reading format, and it was really nice to see authors in an organic conversation with each other and the audience.

Most friendly staff/​owner you’ll ever meet. They have wine parties and book signings along with a great selection. Such a great shop, even President Obama had to stop by!

My new favorite local bookstore. Reminds me of the movie You’ve Got Mail. Great vibe and friendly staff. The wine selection was a bonus. I see lots of visits in my future :-)

A wonderful indie book store! I recently bought books from their shark week display, and their children’s book selection has the best of the best! Most books are a bit on the pricy side since they carry a lot if hard back books, but the service is great, and they also do gift wrapping!

Lovely little shop featuring new fiction and non-​fiction in hardcover along with some paperbacks, as well as premium chocolates and mostly nicer, foreign wines. It’s great to have an independent bookshop to browse in and to have that privilege you’re going to have to pay a bit more (read: full price). The value-​add is in the staff’s curation of their small selection. Pretty much any new book I had recently read a review of and was interested in buying, such as the new Dave Eggers novel, was there, along with a cute note of what the staff thought about it. They also have quite a few events. This type of place can serve as a linchpin for a neighborhood and community, and hopefully the disposable incomes of Arlington will support it. A great place for a weekend splurge.

One More Page Books is a great reminder of the personal, independent bookstore that made me feel so comfortable hanging out for hours, reading, discussing, and just feeling at home. Even though this store just celebrated its 1^st anniversary, Eileen, the owner clearly is in the right business. Everyone that works in the store that I’ve met is friendly, helpful, and patient in giving personalized suggestions on what to read next. They have lots of author events which really make the store come alive and make the customers feel special. Besides the colorful friendly atmosphere, One More Page Books has one more unique feature that helps them stand apart from so many of the larger, chain bookstores — -they sell wine and chocolate, too! What a great way to combine a love of books with the perfect accompaniments. I have had great luck finding terrific books to indulge myself in and I am sure you will, too! Enjoy and support this great addition to our community.

One More Page Book Store.
It’s nice to find an independent book store close by in Arlington. I didn’t know they were there. The atmosphere is very warm. They even have gourmet chocolates and wine. Actually the whole little street there is very quaint. Nice place to go on a Sunday afternoon. The book selections they have are unique and stimulating. The only thing is that it is a very small store so there is not a lot to choose from, but I guess that’s how it is for a small independent store. I think they have only been open about 1 year or less. I’m sure you can always order anything you want.
If you want a large book store the Barnes and Nobel at Seven Corners is nice store for a chain and it has a big reading section with lots of chairs. But whenever possible I will come here.

I love bookstores, especially small independent ones like this. It doesn’t have dozens of copies of every new release, and doesn’t have tens of thousands of titles, but the selection was really quite good; I could easily have walked out with a couple dozen. The owner seems to have a pretty good idea of what book people will want; or at least what a book person like me would want.
All in all a very nice little bookstore, I highly recommend it!

This is a new independently owned bookstore and it’s a welcome addition to Arlington! The owner of this small well-​stocked store is friendly and knowledgeable and clearly has a professional’s touch — from the organization of the merchandise right down to the airy, sun-​filled (but still cozy) store interior. Even the name is great. Since it’s small, she doesn’t stock every best seller or new book out there, but I asked about one that I was looking for and she ordered it right away. It’s great to get this kind of personal service in a bookstore.
As a bonus, the store offers a small, quality selection of good, reasonably-​priced wines. I highly recommend checking out this new place. It is a half a block off of Washington Blvd., in a retail space in a new office building right across Westmoreland Street from La Cote D’Or Café. It’s fairly close to East Falls Church metro, although we drove. Street parking is available and seemed relatively easy to come by, at least on Sunday, even with the nearby café in full swing.