Best Buy Antique Books For Sale In Austin Near Me

4worldlovers: South Congress Books on Kerbey Lane specializes in art, photography, literature, history, philosophy, vintage children’s books, fine bindings, cookbooks, original prints, and select artworks and vinyl. We feature a carefully curated selection of first editions and nicely bound volumes for the collector, reader, and gift-giver.

4worldlovers: BookPeople, Texas’ largest independent bookstore, has been a staple in Austin’s Community of Books since 1970. From Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451, "Book People" are a group of people dedicated to preserving books in a world where the written word is forbidden and books are burned.

BookPeople has been voted the Best Bookstore in Austin for over 20 years and was named Publisher’s Weekly’s bookstore of the year in 2005. Known for well-read booksellers that can recommend books for readers of any age, BookPeople has two stories full of books, locally curated gifts and a coffee shop to round out the perfect indie bookstore experience.

4worldlovers:
"I have been fortunate to work at the South Lamar Half Price Books since 2005. Our amazing, constantly rotating stock of interesting books, movies, music, collectibles and so much more reflects our vibrant south Austin neighborhood. We've got it all! Need a reading list title? A signed edition? Your favorite album on vinyl? That scarce DVD that no one has heard of? Call or stop on by, we are happy to help!"


Every single shelf in this store was built by our employees


First EditionThe Blue Book: a Bibliographical Attempt to Describe the Guide Books to the Houses of Ill Fame in New Orleans as They Were Published There. Together w


Get ready for a summer full of fun with HPB's Summer Reading Camp June 1 - July 31! Bring readers ages 18 and under to your local Half Price Books store June 1-4 to pick up an interactive reading log and sticker sheet w…... Read more


Meet local author Shaquita Norris at your South Lamar HPB on Saturday, August 5, from noon to 2 p.m Shaquita will sign copies of her book The Chronicles of a Warrior, an inspirational collection of stories told by stron…... Read more

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