I love a cute book store - bonus points if they have a unique selection and older books as well !!…read more This shop is just off the Main Street but worth stopping at. They have an amazingly curated selection and everything from recent publications to kids books to New Mexico specific books. They also have some great deals (with books in boxes under the tables being discounted)

I have walked by and driven by this precious bookstore so many times. On my Sunday stroll with my…read moreboyfriend, we decided to come in. It is a very cute and cozy store. There is a floral mural on the back wall of the bookstore that really bring your eyes up to the ceiling. The place is so artfully decorated it is a pleasure to be in the store. Although I didn't have any questions or need any help, the lady at the counter helped a patrons while I was there. She helped them find exactly what they were looking for! If you are looking for a bargain, they have some $1 bins under the tables in the middle of the store. The cutest bookstore, I must recommend a stop by for a little browse. A little something here for everyone!

The selection of books found at Harvest Moon Books is always delightful, but I specifically love…read moresifting through the used book options. They have a setup at both And Stuff in Nob Hill and Montage Coffee in Los Ranchos. I think the And Stuff location tends to have more of a used selection but Montage is such a fun space. Over the years I have purchased a good amount of books from Harvest Moon and even when I'm out of room on my bookcase, they always have such interesting options, highly recommend checking them out. Plus there is no such thing as a bad excuse to go to Montage.

Charming, sunlight-filled bookstore in the And Stuff collective, in the old Disco Display House…read morebuilding. Excellent fiction and nonfiction collection, particularly for a small shop, with a focus on socially relevant reading. Comfortable reading nook for browsing. The collective includes a plant shop and a café, and the combination of bookstore, beautiful plants, and coffee is quite enticing. A lovely place to spend an afternoon and pick up some excellent reading material.

Great books and service and value. Happy place to be! Will definitely come back again soonread more

I visited twice in one day. There is a large range of genres and many interesting vintage finds to…read moreconsider so the first time i just checked it out and identified a few books i liked. The second time i purchased two books and also connected with the owner on a shared interest and had a great conversation. I'll stop by again next time I'm in town.

We visit NM twice a year to see family. It's not a complete…read morevisit unless I come to the bookstore! The ladies are always helpful and I've had good recommendations. I love getting a few stickers to put in my reading journal. Please support local bookstores such as these they are great local spot if you love books!!

Was going to go there today only to learn of it' closure,which also meant all my credits…read more.. Wish this was known sooner....

I come from Seattle, the land of reading and libraries, but we don't have a friends of the library…read morebookstore anything quite like this. This is an excellent used book store with a huge selection.

Need something to read but don't want to spend a lot of money? How about a new movie or puzzle?…read moreThis is your stop! It's a non profit store selling used books, magazines, puzzles and more. Profits are directed to local libraries and literacy projects in Sandoval County. There's a great selection of all types of books - fiction, non-fiction, history, hobbies and more. Prices are reasonable - most things are $5 or less. I picked up 3 books for $9. New these books would have cost me over $50. The store relies on donations so the turnover is constant. Plus, everyone working there is a volunteer. I'll be clearing out my book shelf and take some with me to donate the next time I'm in the area. Lets see - inexpensive books purchases and helping to fund literacy? Sounds like a win-win to me.

Of all the bookstores in all the world, this had the friendliest, most helpful bookstore curator…read moreever. Patient and kind and helpful. Pablo found a book he had been searching for over the last few years, I got some good classics and Books of Blood from my old friend Clive Barker. The shelves were meticulously in order. The only thing missing was a cat sleeping in the science fiction area. The prices were excellent so a great VFM stop all round.

Wonderful selection of books and the layout is superb. Staff…read moreare very helpful and know their stuff . I particularly enjoyed the sub genres last d out in mystery and science fiction. The Halloween picks were pretty awesome too.

Great paperback and comic book selection. This is one of the most browsable used book stores…read morearound. The only one that comes close is The FriendShop in Rio Rancho. lots and lots of stacks to get lost in. I found comic books and pulp novels I've been looking for for years. The only slight issue is that, because of the neighborhood, they have to buzz you in. So for someone like me who is wracked with Jewish guilt I alway feel I need to buy at least something before I get buzzed out.

My son was thrilled to find many Stephen King books and other graphic novels. While the…read morecontemporary fiction/poetry selections weren't as large as mass paperbacks (romance, mystery), there were still some distinct finds. The two people behind counter were super helpful. The store is well-organized and a good temperature. We were also given free cake as part of their community generosity. Look forward to returning.

Stopped in to kill some time. I like the layout, it's nice and spacious between all the shelves…read more The selection was good too. Lots of books in my preferred genre (history) that I hadn't seen before. There's a little cafe for drinks and snacks too.

Great little bookstore on the west side of town…read more They have a solid selection of books including books from local authors as well as new, popular titles. Most of the books are brand new but they have some used books mixed in. I personally like purchasing the used books because they are at a better price point and I often come across titles I wouldn't normally. Bonus points for being in the same plaza as some fun places to eat or grab a treat.

Oh how I love this bookstore. It's on Rio Grande and the options are endless. Staff pics, a great…read morekids section and great and helpful staff. The selection of books is great! So many options to choose from. There are great stickers, awesome puzzles, unique cards, bookmarks too. Nicely priced, great discounted area generally outside.

Such a cute little local bookstore. Has chairs and spots to sit and flip through books.read more

This is a great bookshop, among the best in Albuquerque. Definitely worth regular visits. I love…read moreit. I don't feel, however, that I can recommend that anyone sell books to them. They offer a pittance. It is really insulting, actually. A couple of years ago, I brought a couple of boxes of books to them (the kinds of books you routinely see on their shelves, so nothing strange) and accepted their offer out of what I later came to see as a misplaced sense of politeness: their offer had left me so stunned that I just went along with the whole thing and accepted it. Almost immediately I felt ripped off, taken advantage of. Later, I had to go through and clear out a dead relative's library. It took a long time to sort through, but at the end of the day I had around 40 boxes of books. I'd taken out the valuable things to sell online, I admit, as you should never sell the really valuable things to a used bookstore when it's easy enough to do so online. These were things like signed first editions and presentation copies and other rare books. There were a few boxes of those. There were also about 15 boxes of books that would have gone down well at Page 1, given what I know of what they have on their shelves. And the rest were rather more obscure. But I remembered how I had felt a couple of years ago when I had sold books to Page 1, and I decided simply to give all of the dead relative's books, minus the particularly valuable ones, to the public library. They always benefit from selling them, and I felt I'd done something good toward protecting one of the few remaining institutions that is still a purely public good. So, while technically I didn't get any money, I ended up feeling better, cleaner. Thank God for our public libraries! You should of course do what you want, but, when you take a box of books into Page 1 and inevitably feel horrified and sullied by the humiliating price they offer you--perhaps thinking you'd get more out of the books by burning them in your fireplace in winter to save on heating costs--, remember that you can just say "no" and instead donate them to the library and help make the world a better place for everyone.

I used to love bookstores. I Lurked in them all the time. But between digital books, storage issues…read moreand living on an Island I sort of got out of the habbit. I've been trying to do more bookstore lurking since I moveed here but there aren't that many good stores here. I love the Friends of the Library way up in Rio Rancho but that's a long drive. But I had a doctor appointment which happened to be a block from here so I checked it out. The first thing is that you know this is a book lovers book store with staff favorites right in the front. The main thing is how many stacks and categories they have. If you're looking for books about NM and the South West they have multiple shelves. But they also have tons of speciality shelves like Pulp Fiction and Romantasy. It's a great place to spend hours lurtking the stacks. I've been twice since I discovered it.