Half Price Books — Local services in Orange Township

Update : July 8, 2032. I decreased the stars from five to two when I was in customer service we were always told to greet the customer and also sincerely thank the customer for taking the time to come in and spend money if they bought something if not tell him to have a good day. I was floored today, there was nobody in line so I went up to the window that said opened the young man came over scanned my merchandise didn't ask if I had a club card or whatever membership I forget what they called there, told me how much it was going to be took my money and didn't even say thank you or kiss off or whatever. Very first thing is the salesperson sells the company this boy they need to take in the back room and have a one-on-one talk with them I'm going to call the manager in just a minute so I decreased it to two stars. Excellent books and DVDs. Knowledgeable staff and froendly. Good prices.clean store with a few tables and chairs to sit on. vigilant mask Patrol. Mine had slipped inder my nose I was told politely store's policy by...

Half Price Books is a bibliophile's dream come true, and my visits here have always been an adventure. The extensive collection of books is a treasure trove for literature enthusiasts, and the discounted prices make it even more enticing.

However, I must admit, getting my wife out of the store with a reasonable number of items is a challenge. The captivating selection of books, ranging from classics to hidden gems, keeps her hooked for hours. The atmosphere is inviting, and the staff's knowledge adds to the overall experience.

While I may struggle to curb my wife's enthusiasm for literary finds, I can't deny the appeal of Half Price Books. If you're a book lover, prepare to be captivated – and consider setting a time limit to avoid leaving with an armful of delightful...

This location consistently gives extremely low offers when you take items to sell. I had four hardback books, and two of them were brand new, still wrapped in plastic. I also had a brand new first edition of "On the Hippie Trail" by Rick Steves just published on 2/4/25. It has since become a New York Times bestseller and had to be reprinted (I learned this when I heard Rick Steves speak in Columbus on 2/20/25). I also had premium current magazines--like Magnolia Journal--in pristine condition. I was only offered $3.50. When I asked why, they said because they are looking for things "they need on their shelf." I thought a brand new, first edition of something just published might be something they need, but apparently not. Really...