The Triangle's Best Bookstore

This quaint bookstore features previously owned books, books-on-tape, videos and DVDs marked at least half off the cover price.

Reviews:

• “Meh”
• “We’ve Tried Them All… But This IS The Place To Go”
• “This is a WAY Cool Place to Shop for Books”
• “What a great find!”
• “2nd Chance is more like the Worst of Citysearch, try Edward McKay’s or Mr. Mike’s”

Tips: 2nd Chance accepts used books in good condition in exchange for cash or store credit.

2nd Chance Books or email 2nd Chance Books

Quail Ridge Books has quietly become the Triangle’s premier independent bookseller.

Reviews:

• “Always worth the drive!”
• “The best bookstore!”
• “Wealthy need only enter”
• “Two Words: Customer Service”
• “Unique bookshop”

Tips: Free gift wrapping is available with all purchases.

Quail Ridge Books

An easy-access resource for books of any stripe, with impressive children’s, business and bestseller sections.

Barnes & Noble

Shop for books, music and more in a warm, relaxing and customer-friendly environment.

Tips: Most locations have an in-store cafe, featuring caffeinated specialty drinks and a small selection of baked goods.

Borders or email Borders

Reviews:

• “Give it a shot.”
• “New crew and fresh prices”
• “An Incredible Bookstore!!”

Stevens Book Shop & Gallery

Nice Price Books