Great selection of books and great ambience , this store is always a pleasant visit .., also has a…read morenice selection of journals , cards , and notebooks , we love a mountain small village bookstore , highly recommend a visit

As far as I can tell - this is the only book store in Whistler…read more Stopped in to find a book to read at night - reading helps me fall asleep. Was looking for the first book in the "Sword of Truth" series by Terry Goodkind entitled "Wizard's First Rule." I was skeptical that such a small book store would have it - but lo and behold - they did have one copy! So I snagged that - along with a couple of other books I was not planning on buying. One on the development challenges around building the community of Whistler; and a second book on Bears of the area. The young lady who assisted me was very nice and helpful. Cool little book store! Check them out while in Whistler for your reading needs!

Kim is a rockstar! I made the mistake of leaving my bike in front of the store, and unfortunately,…read moreit was stolen. Kim went above and beyond to help me get my bike back--she even chased the thieves down with me! Although I wasn't able to retrieve my bike, it was amazing to have someone be so helpful and comforting during such a stressful situation. I had just moved here from Houston, so having someone show that much kindness really meant a lot to me. With that being said, the bookstore itself is also fantastic! I mainly enjoy fiction and classic literature, and they had a great selection at very reasonable prices. I definitely recommend checking it out! Also, just to clarify, the area itself does not feel dangerous. Bike theft is unfortunately fairly common, so just be mindful and make sure to secure your bike properly (or take transit) if you're visiting.

Very small bookstore with a limited variety of genres. The featured books were the most…read moreinteresting. There's a lot of classic literature, and some displayed in an enclosed bookcase. Any bookstore is a good stop.

Visited this location on January 7,2024. I notice the little details are lacking and a bit of the…read morecustomer service too. Also, please make sure you stock the toilet paper. People don't wipe themselves with their hands. If you are going to offer washrooms to the public, make sure you give the means to use it. Positive note, I tried the Brown sugar tea latte and it was very delicious. Thank you Good Earth Café. Update: December 17, 2025 Had a pleasant visit at Indigo on Robson. They have a good selection of fashion magazines and books . I also love checking out the cozy blankets and candles, also ran into Mr. Cafecito. On a side note; the washrooms require a code to gain access. Ask a Indigo associate for the code. There is still no toilet paper in most of the stalls, lol.

Indigo is an OG Canadian chain bookstore with lots of books. This location is in Downtown Vancouver…read moreand it is pretty spacious. It is two stories and is organized nicely by book genres and categories. Definitely stop by if you are ever walking around downtown or looking to buy a new book!

I found this gem via social media and it's going to become one of my must stop by spot. Not too…read morefare from a threat store on 3rd and Lonsdale Ave, it easily accessible. The books goes from 1$ to 10$ with a big variety of books. I was event able to find some classic French books They do not "buy" used books but they WILL exchange store credit for your used books.

soooo many books and magazines! could spend hours here. If you want to search though to find your…read morenext read or collect some magazines for display or for collaging, this is the place!

MacLeod's Books is a used book store that has been around forever (50 years according to an article…read morea couple of years ago). The store is crammed with piles of books and it looks like a disorganized mess. I've always wondered how they have survived, but there are always people in the store whenever I have gone in, so business must be steady. I first started reading Stephen King over 30 years ago, and have been reading his books on and off for the last three decades. I have recently gotten back into regularly reading his books, and I have decided to read the books I had never read before (for example, I recently finished reading 'Salem's Lot and The Shining), as well as re-read the books I have read, some of which I have only read once, 25 to 30 years ago (such as The Green Mile and his collection, Different Seasons). One of the first few Stephen King books I read 30 years ago was The Bachman Books. For those of you who don't know, early on in his career, Stephen King published five novels under the pseudonym Richard Bachman: Rage (1977), The Long walk (1979), Roadwork (1981), The Running Man (1982), and Thinner (1984). After it was discovered that Richard Bachman was Stephen King, the first four novels were published as a collection in 1985 known as "The Bachman Books". Rage is about a high school shooting, and King has asked that it no longer be published. Therefore The Bachman Books has become a collector's item, and King fans are always on the lookout for a copy in a used bookstore. In November 2024, I came very close to getting a copy. There is a local bookstore that sells used and new books, and I went to their website to see what Stephen King books they had in stock. I was surprised to discover that they had a copy of The Bachman Books on sale for $11! I ordered it, but ten minutes later the store called saying that unfortunately they had just sold the book that morning, after having had it in stock for several years. So close. For months, every so often, I would pop into MacLeod's Books when I was passing by, hoping to find that elusive copy of The Bachman Books. Despite never finding it (but one can hope!), MacLeod's has one of the best Stephen King collections. Their stock is always changing from one week to the next, so even if I had just been in the previous week, it was worth stopping in again. Sometimes there wasn't anything I was interested in, and sometimes I would walk out with a book or two. I've purchased several Stephen King books from MacLeod's over the past few months. A couple of weeks ago, I was running errands after work and was debating whether or not to stop in, as I would have to go a few blocks out of my way and I had been in about a week and a half prior. But I thought to myself, "What if this is the day they finally have it, and I decide not to go?" After carefully examining the Stephen King stock to be sure I didn't miss anything, I looked at the small pile of assorted books near the Stephen King section, and under several books I spied a familiar red spine. I HAD FOUND IT! I picked up the book and the store owner came up to me and said, "Hold on, I haven't priced these yet, I am in the process of putting out this new stock." I said, "I really really want this...." And he said, "It's a collector's item." Concerned, I responded, "I know... I'll pay you... $50..." He said, "Hmmm.... well, it IS a collector's item.... I'll sell it to you for... $15." Yes, only $15! I couldn't believe it! The store owner knew how valuable this book was and knew I was willing to pay $50, but he only charged me $15 (as opposed to $5 to $10 that he normally charges for pocket books). I finally have a copy of The Bachman Books! [Yelp collections: Libraries and Bookstores]

Top dealer in fabulous used books. I was able to move a very interesting collection of San…read moreFrancisco 'hippie' books- originals from the 1960s back into the world...

Let's see: -…read moreAbsolutely abysmal selection of books - Never has any of the good stuff - Hole-in-the-wall that's next to a game store - Only remaining Chapters in Richmond - Their computers are always unusable/blocked off There's a lot to say about this pathetic place tucked away off to the side of the mall, almost like the place is an afterthought. I miss the giant Chapters store that happens to now be inhabited by a fucking Staples, of all businesses. What in the piping fresh, hot fuck happened here? That Chapters was the BEST Chapters in the city... What, Staples couldn't just have taken over where Best Buy used to be? Absolutely laughable!

Inside a mall by Game Spot. Some books were buy 3 and get it for $10. Richmond Centre with…read morevarious shops including Oak +Fort, Apm Monaco, Luk Fook Jewellery, OSIM.

This tiny little bookstore is bouncing back after Covid. Will be offering organic coffee in the…read morefall. You can trade books for a store credit and will also be buying books in autumn. There are tables outside to sit and enjoy some coffee.

Nice vibe! Came here because I bought a book by Katrina Kwan before a talk she was moderating. The…read morecover was a bit damaged so the staffer helping me gave me a $2 discount since it was the only copy available. Lots of variety in stock for what I was browsing. Staff were very kind and opened the doors early to invite people in to enjoy the air conditioning while waiting for the event to start. I wasn't sure where the event would happen but there's space for an audience!

A neighbourhood gem. Friendly but not intrusive service. Decent selection of books of all types as…read morewell as gifts and seasonal items. Prices on par with online stores. Love the staff picks. Hoping these little shops stay around despite all the corporate big stores.

I've attended a group meditation session "Stepping Into Your Power - A Self-Love Circle" conducted…read moreby Erika Balabanoff and had the most amazing experience. Very powerful! I'm looking forward to the next meditation session!

Love this place! This is my go to store for anything spiritual related. Tons of crystals, books,…read moretarot cards and bunch of other stuff. The staff is very kind every time I've been. I really enjoy coming here. Definitely check them out!