Book Stores near Tigard, OR
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“The Duck Store is part of the official University of Oregon bookstore (not to be confused with the Go Ducks store online, which is not affiliated with the University bookstore or the university itself, but is an officially licensed online store ran by fanatics). They have some really cool stuff at The Duck Store, some stuff you expect and then some cool stuff you wouldn't. Marcus Mariota or Kenny Wheaton socks? Check. Football autographs from players like Bucky irving, Troy Franklin, and Bo Nix authenticated by a service like Beckett, PSA or JSA? Yup! Columbia Duck gear? Nike? Check. They even have some officially licensed Disney Oregon clothing (including some with the old school Donald Duck logo) and some clothing collaborating with the movie migration and the University of Oregon. There's lots more, too much to list. If you're a Duck fan, walking in here is like walking into a University of Oregon paradise. The employees were friendly and helpful, and they have fitting rooms if you need to try something on. It's always been a good experience coming here.”
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“My bulk order was promptly delivered by LTL truck on two pallets. 100% of the order was shipped in a single delivery vs other vendors who have broken their orders up into multiple deliveries - sometimes spanning weeks. Very satisfied! Thank you!”
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“This place is a neighborhood treasure for selection, knowledge and longevity. Broad range of subjects and always tasteful. Smiling, happy workers. Legendary like Powell’s but without the crowds. Magazines and cards, too. Parking can be a bit challenging around Broadway. Great bakery across the street.”
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“Extremely cool book shop, one of the few I hadn't visited yet living here for over 20 years. My only regret is that I didn't find this place sooner! Carries some really powerful classics as well as unique and outstanding fresh literature.”
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“If you like books you must visit! They have lots of used books as well as new. They have a shop area that has totes and lots of gift items too. They even have a cafe inside.”
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“It's everything you want in a sci-fi/fantasy bookstore, books! Cozy setting but definitely easy to find whatever you want and books you didn't even know you wanted. They have the friendliest staff and it's just a delightful place to get some great books”
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“In the landscape of Portland over the last few years there has been so much negativity. Leave that negativity at home and go to Wallace Books. Get lost in this jammed packed house full of books. This place is so uniquely Portland that it just personifies our Portland way. Portland is that big city that is not that big. This book store is a big book store that is not that big. Just Go check it out.”
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“Always love to visit this particular book store. Always feels so peaceful and bright! Thank you for all the wonderful items you carry. One side note; I am a huge fan of chocolate and the individually wrapped fudge was terrible I am sorry to say. Please find a new supplier of fudge. Oregon has many great fudge makers including The Chocolate Frog in Lincoln City.”
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“Despite the small space, I think I bought more books here than I have at any bookstore I've been to in many years. Mitch's curation is just spectacular for my tastes. Great if you're interested in literature, philosophy, and art.”
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“I live quite a distance away, but have been wanting to visit since I heard about Blessings from Heaven on Mater Dei radio. My husband and I were greeted warmly and we took our time browsing at the beautiful and reverent items available. I was most interested in the books, and was pleased that there are many used ones in very good condition as inexpensive as 2.00! The owner is so kind and helpful. I plan to return, it is worth the trip.”
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“Love this local book shop. They have a great selection and if they don't have something they will gladly order it for you. We have also used them to order class set donations for local schools which had worked out great. Wonderful customer service !”
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“Best occult bookstore in the whole area. Expertly curated selection of books for serious practitioners. Beautiful Babalon altar as well. Looking forward to stopping by next time I'm in town.”
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“Wonderful bookstore with lots of titles related to the Japanese culture including Manga and Anime. Besides the books you'll find merchandise like vento boxes, chopsticks, plush figures, plates and more based on Ghibli Studios movies.”
10:30AM - 5:30PM
12320 SW 1st Street, Beaverton
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“This store rocks! They have everything, even LGBTQ+ fiction and graphic novels/manga. They also have a section dedicated to Book of the Month books, which I loved. This store is definitely worth a visit, just make sure you have enough time to explore. Thanks again, Marcus!”
10AM - 9PM
3415 SW Cedar Hills Blvd, Beaverton
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“On Friday I was planning on selling some books back to Powell's, and then coming to get some lunch. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get there when they opened for buy back @ 10am. When I got there at 1:00, there was a huge line and the employees were up to their eyeballs (figuratively) in books...shocking I know. So i waited in line for about 30 mins, and then threw in the towel. I was hungry and people actually (see how I didn't use 'literally' there?) had plastic totes full of old books. Seeing as I failed to make it there today, and I am guessing they are closed on Easter, I guess these books will be living in my car for at least a week before I can get a credit for them....silver lining? I will be able to go to Dave's Hot Chicken for lunch while they are going through my (kids) books. See next review for yummy details”
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“This place is so charming and well organized! The staff is friendly and generally I love coming in here. My one big note is that the way the new comics are displayed make them kind of hard to get out and results in a lot of the ones in the front being bent and creased. The selection here isn't as giant as other shops in the city but what it lacks in quantity it more then makes up for in atmosphere.”
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“Solid bookstore and friendly owner. Didn't find what I was looking for here yet appreciated the books and selection that he offered. Heaps of books and worth checking out if in the area.”
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“Fun place to browse, esp on a rainy day. I always find something I didn't know I needed. Last time it was a volume of Alice Munro's short stories. So glad this little gem brightens our part of NW Portland.”
10AM - 6PM
2305 NW Kearney St, Portland
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“One of my favorite children's toy stores in all of Portland! A fantastic collection of everything from stuffed animals, puzzles, games, books, build kits, trinkets, and educational gifts. I rarely leave here without picking something up for my toddler son, who always enjoys whatever quirky new toy Dad brings home for him. The employees here also happen to be exceptionally sweet and welcoming, which is a huge plus. Very recommended!”
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“Annie Bloom's is a treasure. There's nothing more delightful than an indie bookstore, in my humble opinion. The selection is good and staff are friendly. To top it off, they gift wrap your purchase and sell cards so you can get your birthday and holiday shopping done in one easy stop!”
11AM - 7:30PM
10500 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy, Beaverton
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“This place is cool. I personally think the one in Portland is better, it's a bit bigger so they have more stuff. Also took a star off because it was a bit overpriced. I don't mind paying more at a brick and mortar, but prices were still a little high. It was packed when I was there, but I think that's a testament to how cool the place is. If you go in the middle of a weekday, you'll probably have the place to yourself.”
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“There's some secrecy to this--the outside door is locked and you have to phone David in the shop. what a special place: books for booklovers, authors I've known about and couldn't find elsewhere, interesting writers I've never heard of, artists' books, rare editions. A bare bones atmosphere cause it's the books that matter. And David Abel has a national (if not worldwide) reputation as a book collector and evaluator, and is very generous with his knowledge.”
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“Just visited the best bookstore in the world. Hate to be redundant, not true I live to be redundant. This is a fabulous place, I found a grand book on bridges today - saw an old friend and marveled at the most peaceful place on Earth. Truly wonderful stuff, so many directions to go in...I even grabbed a Pictorial Encyclopedia of Birds..don't ask but it seemed important to have. I would stop here on a Saturday and stay until they kick me out...”
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“I recently went to Mother Foucault's Bookshop. Interesting selection of books. I went to the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics and did my thesis on the writing techniques of William S. Burroughs. It was awesome that they had many books by him along with interviews with him and biographies on him. I would have liked to see more books on spirituality here though and eastern religions. They did have some interesting books on the letters of Freud and books on World History. Lots of odds and ends. Worth checking out if in the area!”
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“This is the best yarn/bookstore in Portland. Books stacked sky high with yarn tucked in too. It's the cutest little blue house. And Amanda and friends are just the most helpful friendliest folx you'll ever meet. Just go there and you'll see”
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“We love this local toy shop. They have a great selection of unique toys and gifts. We're in here a lot and they know us by now. Yes it's a little spendier but it supports local business so I'm here for it.”
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“I love how I feel exploring this shop because it elicits a sense of nostalgia for the quaint bookstores of yesteryear. Monograph Bookwerks offers an expertly-curated collection of books, art, vintage ephemera and gift items. The owner has done a remarkable job displaying product in creative vignettes throughout the store, with richly hued books standing like sentinels of history, art, literature and culture. This environment really is my happy place. I love the scent of aged paper and polished wood. I feel inspired by the thousands of voices and ideas presented on the pages here, and I can't imagine a world where places like this don't exist. Monograph Bookwerks is located in a popular area of NE Alberta, brimming with fascinating retail shops, restaurants and coffee shops. Street parking can be a bit difficult on weekends and evenings, but visitors will be far more likely to find spaces if they venture down the side streets. Look for the brightly colored arrow proclaiming "Books," pointing to the ivy-covered shop on the corner. It's so important to shop small and local, and to support the business owners who pour themselves into creating enchanting establishments like this. So take a moment out of your busy life to explore this delightful corner of Portland. Hopefully you'll enjoy your visits just as much as I do.”
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“It's such a beautiful bookstore. I appreciate you staying and sticking it out It can't be easy. I hope the owners of the mall or the city or whoever needs to figure that place out does so soon. But thank you for staying it's a beautiful place to visit take your children. Online's convenient I get that but standing amongst those books it's just the best!!?”
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“What a lovely, welcoming place. Rabbi Chayim was incredibly kind to me and went above and beyond trying to get me some needed items after needing to close a little early one day. This is a great place to support (and find support) if you're looking for nice Judaica or a welcoming Jewish space. I'm certain I'll be back.”
“Spacious atmosphere well planned bookshelves, displays, and chairs. The tables only have enough space for one cup of coffee, a notepad, and maybe a book. They are all against the glass divider on the second floor. It felt cold throughout the building. The girls bathroom has testy bathroom doors I had to help an elderly women figure out how to open them.”