Get Back to Paperbacks: 5 Best Bookstores in Seattle
August 03 2017 - doadmin
There is something about curling up with a paperback book. Reading a book is just not the same on a mobile device. After all, reading a good book before bed can help you prepare for a great night sleep. The backlight on your smartphone or tablet keeps you up at night. So, check out the best bookstores in Seattle below for a great place to pick up a wonderful read.
Twice Sold Tales
If you are a sucker for a deal and love cats, this is the place for you. Twice Sold Tales is an independently owned and operated second-hand bookstore, with several lovely felines that meander down through the aisles of pre-owned books. The store has been in business for more than 30 years, where it has proudly served avid and occasional readers in Seattle. Located at 1833 Harvard Ave. the store is proudly represented by the neon sign with the cute orange kitty.The Elliott Bay Book Company
The Elliott Bay Book Company is a favorite bookstore in the area, with multiple levels and every book you can imagine. In addition to being a great place to find a paperback book, this bookstore offers many events like book signings and great book club groups you can join. The store itself is beautiful and you can enjoy a hot cup of coffee or a cold beer from the café while looking for the perfect book.Ravenna Third Place Books
Ravenna Third Place is a quaint Seattle bookshop. The little bookstore offers new and used titles, as well as events where you can meet some of your favorite authors. The on-site café is a great place to read your latest finds and if you have books you would like to sell to raise money for new books, you can do that here too.Queen Anne Book Company
The Queen Anne Book Company has an expert staff. If you are looking for a book, but can't remember the title, they are more than happy to help. Once you find the book you are looking for, you can relax in the outdoor seating area while you read. The Queen Anne Book Company hosts many author events including story time with authors, book signings, and receptions where you can interact with authors and other book lovers.Phinney Books
If you prefer something a bit more whimsical, Phinney Books is the place for you. The staff at the independently owned bookstore are book lovers who are more than happy to suggest a good read. This general bookstore offers carefully selected books across a variety of topics, but they also stock paper goods, chocolate, games, and toys. The array of products available makes this spot a top pick for families and singles. Book lovers have so many great options for picking up a great paperback book in Seattle. The listed bookstores are all independently owned and offer a great place to hang out while you read and knowledgeable staff members who can help you find the perfect book. So, no matter what you like to read, you should check out these local spots and pick up a new read while you are at it. Image via Pixabay
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