Best stores for used books in lethbridge?

[u/Worried_Feedback1192]

[u/Purple_Moucie]

More Better Books! The shop owner and her mom run it, they have a catalog online you can search, and she will pull titles for you and hold it if you ask. Very kind people I just picked something up from them yesterday and it’s so bright and nice in there very lovely!

https://morebetterbooks.com/

[u/EXSource → u/Purple_Moucie]

Second this. More Better books is a lovely place. Adore it. 

Also second Big Johns.

[u/Ok_Calendar_4898]

The Friends of the Library sells used books and dvds at both the Main and Crossings Branches every day. They will also have a large pre Christmas sale Nov 26-27 in the Main Branch Theatre Gallery where used books are sold by weight. Very, very good deals!

[u/Ok_Calendar_4898 → u/Ok_Calendar_4898]

All proceeds benefit the Library!

[u/Vex403]

Big John’s

[u/FrostyAlbertan → u/Vex403]

Plus he seems to know every book he has in there

[u/Agitated_Minimum_757]

Big johns books is also pretty good

[u/heavysteve]

Ikakiima books on the Northside has tons of awesome stuff, it's on 13th st north near the tim hortons

[u/Monkeytoez_78]

I love echo books for the hunt and old book smell lol . Also big John’s and don’t forget it has a basement !!

[u/kroenem]

Echo books downtown, hands down. Right beside the Penny. I’ve gotten a coffee and walked around there for hours.

[u/blueflame880 → u/kroenem]

I was gonna suggest this place as well, It has a certain nostalgic feel to it.

[u/mysterymachine_314]

Echo Books 

[u/Korcan]

Thrift stores. Ironically, that’s where used book stores buy their books.

[u/BKNOWSB]

I like echo books because their selection is so big but their prices can be kinda wild sometimes

[u/ryedu]

Echo books, downtown !

[u/Expression7355]

Echo is my go-to. Very helpful staff and family-run business. They also give store credit if you bring in some books to sell.

[u/OddEstablishment7779]

I like the one with tall shelves and no horizontal space to move.