Good Books In The Woods — Local services in The Woodlands

This is the best used and rare bookstore in the Woodlands area. They are constantly acquiring fresh stock and have lots of quality books in many fields. The store is located in a converted house and has a charm lacking from the strip center and big-box stores. Browsing is pleasant and you will see books here not found at the other stores close-by. The vast majority of hardback books are priced between $5-20 and there are bargains if you know how to look. Sure, you can piddle around on the internet to maybe find a copy in Topeka, Kansas for a couple bucks cheaper, order it with the additional postage costs, and wait two weeks for delivery, or you can simply buy the copy you hold in your hand after a fun hunt at the store. Jay the store manager will appreciate it. If your focus is Goodwill paperbacks, scrounging ex-library copies at the final day of a library book sale, or wanting some yawn-inducing textbook best to...

Great atmosphere and easy to find yourself lost for hours reading. This bookstore focuses more on antique/vintage books but they also had a large amount of kids books and other generic books for travel,history, architecture, poetry, etc. you name it they have it. They have a few seating areas scattered throughout the book store as well as the world’s greatest helper, BRUCE, the store mascot aka most adorable dog ever. Super friendly dog and honestly I’d come back just to read and hang out with Bruce. They have a lot of first editions and signed books in the store so that was very cool to see firsthand. They also have a large selection of newspapers and magazines and they were clearly labeled with information about why that newspaper was saved and what event happened and what page it’s on etc. Staff/owners were very friendly and helpful and explained the prices.

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It was a true joy, the experience of finding this treasure in the woods. I had called in pursuit of a John Grisham that I had no previous luck finding in a used bookstore. The young man I spoke to on the phone was more than happy to look and see if they had the book I wanted. Even though they did not have that book, he did mention how many books they had of John Grisham, and I decided to go ahead and take a gander at what they had. I still left with a 2021 hardback Grisham for under 8 dollars. For those who enjoy spending money but hate wasting money... and you still know how to open a book instead of opening an app... This place is...