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    Annie Bloom's Books

    Annie Bloom's Books

    4.4(81 reviews)
    3.6 miMultnomah Village, Southwest Portland
    $$

    There is more than one bookstore to choose from…read more There are even many bookstores in Portland beside the big one. Anne Bloom's bookstore is a small well-curated classic. Their sections are well organized and the staff know where things are on the shelves. They have a large selection of fiction, nonfiction, then specialty sections. They have a nice children's area with a young reader engrossed in a book. They have the little table and chairs. They are up to date with a graphic novel section. I stopped in for a new book in high demand. As in sold out online, at Barnes and Noble, at Powells, and with a 6 month wait for the audio book at the library! In its first day, the book sold 150,000 copies, and by day three, it is, for now, a rare book. Annie Bloom's had it! Annie Bloom's is in a pedestrian-oriented neighborhood. So you can bring your book to nice bars and restaurants, dives, cafes, pizza shops, sandwiches and beer/wine at John's, the Multnomah Art Center, and gift shops, or book shop after those. Annie Bloom's is an approachable bookshop which has what others do not.

    10/5. My husband was nearby and spotted this book store. We had to go to a wedding so we came back…read morethe next day to browse. It's clean, well organized, quiet, and there's chairs to sit and read. Pricing was competitive and felt like a good value. We purchased a couple books for the plane ride home. Would recommend.

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    Barnes & Noble

    3.5(51 reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$

    I still love going in here and sitting to read a good book. The store has lots of lounge areas to…read moredo that. Everything is well organized and the popular title books are located right as you walk in so you don't miss it. I noticed recently they have a decent sized records selection and DVD's to browse so I will be back to add to my collection. The line hasn't been terribly long to wait in and customer service has been pleasant. Things are more expensive than some other stores but honestly I enjoy having to walk around and explore the little treasures here. I always find something new that catches my eye I was recently in here browsing while my phone was being repaired. They had a fun section of books that were wrapped in paper as a mystery buy. I loved that they're doing this so I bought two! Have no idea if the books are good but I don't care, it was a fun purchase. Parking in front is hard to come by but if you park far, it is a nice walk on a good weathered day.

    This is my favorite Barnes and Noble Every time I have been they have been clean, well stocked,…read moreand well staffed. I love their album selection and will frequently find items in stock that are not in stock at other Barnes and Nobles. Most recently in the last month I have been to two special release events (ATEEZ and Stray Kids) and they have done a phenomenal job organizing and running both events! I also appreciate the discounted prices on some items. They truly do a great job making it a fun and safe environment for these special events

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    Powell's City of Books - Book purchased (9/3/24)

    Powell's City of Books

    4.8(5k reviews)
    7.6 miDowntown
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    Hard to say anything that hasn't been said. This place is way bigger than most libraries and the…read morelargest independent bookstore in US. Maps are key to finding anything, sadly no used board games. The kids section is great for how to draw books, love used books stocked next to new. The catalogue computers (just like a library) were helpful - told you both what section, shelf to find your both, and number of both new and used copies available which is fantastic (just make sure to write down more then section number if that exists, it still took a while to find a specific book - a obtuse and somewhat arbitrary categorization (ie a book we wanted was under mental games) Their summer reading program was amazing for $5 coupon to be used on purchase of anything.

    Powell's City of Books is HUGE. I knew it was supposed to be one of the biggest independent…read morebookstores in the world, but I don't think I really understood what that meant until I walked inside. The Burnside location takes up an entire city block and has SO many different sections. There are new and used books, gifts, and basically every genre and random little category you can think of. The different rooms even have their own names, and the whole place feels like a giant book maze. You could easily spend hours just wandering around. I loved browsing through everything. Even when I wasn't looking for anything specific, I kept finding things that caught my attention. The color-coded sections and maps definitely helped because otherwise I probably would have just gotten lost somewhere in the shelves and never been seen again. Definitely one of those Portland places I'd recommend even if you're not a huge book person. It's just really fun to walk around and explore, and I can totally see why Powell's is such an iconic part of Portland.

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