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Local Bookstores
If you find a book in a reading list that you just have to own, consider purchasing it at a local Washington state bookstore.
Despite being Seattles' technical bookstore, Ada's has a variety of queer books. If you can't find what you're looking for in store, chances are they'll order what you want!
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Ada's Technical Books and Café
Seattle, WA
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Couth Buzzard Books is a community store complete with a cafe and a calendar full of events. You can even bring your own gently used books you're ready to part with in exchange for store credit. (It is recommended that you call ahead before doing so!)
Couth Buzzard Books
Seattle, WA
A popular choice for locals and tourists alike, Elliot Bay is a bookish haven. When I have a spare moment, I browse their most recent arrivals to see what new titles to add to my own lists. Elliot Bay also hosts events like book talks and has an in-house cafe.
Elliot Bay Book Company
Seattle, WA
Griffin Bay Bookstore is a perfect place to pick up a good read or a few souvenirs during a visit to Friday Harbor. Well-stocked with something for everyone, Griffin Bay's warm decor and friendly staff can make any out-of-town bookworm feel at home.
Griffin Bay Bookstore
Whether you're a local or a tourist, Griffin Bay Bookstore's comfy atmosphere is sure to make you feel at home. The store is well stocked with a wide range of genres, as well as games, puzzles, and niceties to treat yourself to.
Friday Harbor, WA
Port Book and News is brimming with good books, both old and new. The store is cozy and well stocked with something for everyone, so be sure pay Port Book a visit if you happen to be in the area.
Port Book and News
Port and Book news is a great place to stop by when visiting Port Angeles. The store sells new and used books, as well as puzzles, games, and bookish gifts. Port and Book can fulfill special orders in a few days, as well as seek out out of print books! So be sure to pay them a visit when you're in town.
Port Angeles, WA
Still want a book, but don't want to buy it?
Here are some alternatives!
Check out your local library! If you're not sure where your nearest library is and you live in the USA, click the button below to find out.
If you prefer to search for the book first and then figure out what library may have it, try WorldCat. It's not always up to date, but it's a trusted source.
If you're already apart of a library system, see if they have Hoopla! It's a great way to access movies, music, audiobooks, ebooks, comics and TV shows on your phone for free. The link below can help you find out if your library supports Hoopla.
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