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Bargain Books
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citysearch c.
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In the name of everything good, you should visit this store. It's one of the oldest bookstores in LA -- 50 years old according to the owner- - and a vestige of the old world when people actually walked into neighborhood bookshops to buy their latest read. It's really a sad testament that we've become such a fast-paced, instantly-gratified culture that would rather forgo the face-to-face interaction with people in favor of a swift online 'experience.' Anyway, check out the once-a-month parking lot sale and save yourself some money and spare the waste of buying a new book!
Pros: Service, throwback to the old-school days of reading
Cons: People dont go to used bookstores anymore
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