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.

This Amazing independent bookstore is located in a great little center with shopping and eats. I…read morelove an Indie bookstore and this one is clean, neat, and the people are so friendly. I found something I had long been searching for and something new too. Loved it!!

I had a short layover in the Albuquerque International Sunport (Airport). I checked out the layout…read moreof the airport and the stores. Today, Yelp featured my photo ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/hudson-news-albuquerque?select=ycRuRrTzapDr_L8zWbonXQ ) and that reminded me I hadn't written a review for this store. It is located in the airport between Concourses A and B. The store is basically set up along a wall and items are extended out on roll-able displays. You don't really enter the confines of the store within walls. The one wall is decorated with Hot Air Balloons! This is the city that hosts the yearly Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta! Being located in New Mexico, which is associated with aliens, there is no shortage of alien merchandise at this store and airport! There was a crash in 1947 of an alleged alien spacecraft in Corona, NM, but when people think of aliens, they think of Roswell. Come here for your snacks, souvenirs, and such. They have plenty of options!

Smaller store. Books, snacks and more snacks. More items than the kiosk by our gate at least…read more Located between gates A and B. Some snacks in case we get hungry on the flight towards home. Nothing else is open at this airport anyways.

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.

This is a very pleasant Barnes & Noble to sit and relax and kill some time while I was waiting for…read moremy next meeting during the week. It had plenty of parking spots and the shops was kept clean. The people in there (staff and customers) seemed sane and did not freak me out either! Overall, I enjoyed spending a few hours there. They had a lot of selection for reading from educational materials and traveling to psychology and magazines! I loved it. I spent a lot of time browsing and reading through some of the books as I researched for my next trip...and..secretly reading magazines binging some of the news and reading up some cool psycholoy related articles as well. Time past by fast! I would love to stop by this place, grab some coffee/snacks at Starbucks inside this bookshop..and binge read again!

Love the books, the atmosphere, the smell. lol Is that…read moreweird? I much prefer a book in hand vs. Reading online. It's relaxing to visit this bookstore, everything from books, music to unique gifts.

I looked around and after being in CA where there is literally a "computer consultant" in every…read moreneighborhood I was worried when I saw that other than the Best Buy geek squad (no dis to them they in ABQ do a good job), there were very few options I would have even considered. Thank goodness for Jason. He offered a lot of info pre visit which was very nice. His quick thinking and my OCD sometimes had me confusing him I think but he stuck with it. What did he do for us? Upgraded a new computer to a smoking fast new computer, "managed" my husbands super old "all in one", and BEST got into our old Spectrum/charter/time warner/Adelphia account from CA that the complete idiots there shut down in error w no notice. So we were able to recover docs related to our home sale. And whatever else IRS docs needed We will be using him again. Is he the cheapest no, do you get the most production aka bang for your buck yes 110%

Jason no longer does phone repair, but he still took the time to give me troubleshooting tips and…read morerecommendations for apps that might help with my problem. Very friendly guy!