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1. www.savvynewcanadians.com › best-bookstore-toronto15 Best Bookstores in Toronto: Used, Independent, and More

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   • Type Books. Enclosed by some of the best restaurants and shops in the area, Type Books in Toronto is a must-visit bookstore within the Queen Street West neighbourhood.
   • Another Story Bookshop. If you love discovering underrated yet excellent Canadian authors, Another Story Bookshop is undoubtedly one of the best-used bookstores in Toronto.
   • Book City. Founded and operated by a family that’s been in the book business for four generations, Book City unquestionably holds a strong position as one of the finest used bookstores in Toronto.
   • Ben McNally Books. Named after its founder, Ben McNally Books is a haven of hardcover books designed to last on your shelves for the long haul. If you want personal recommendations from Ben himself or his knowledgeable staff, you can email the store anytime, or better yet, ask them in person!

2. nowtoronto.com › culture › best-independent-bookThe best independent book stores in Toronto - NOW Magazine

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   Aug 1, 2018 · Over the past decade, Toronto has seen the closing of many indie bookstores in the city, most notably World’s Biggest Bookstore, Pages, Toronto Women’s Bookstore The Book Mark – to name a few.

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3. writingtipsoasis.com › best-independent-bookstores10 of the Best Independent Bookstores in Toronto - Writing ...

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   • Ben McNally Books. This independent bookstore is a great place to visit if you’re looking for something new to read. The staff at Ben McNally Books is always ready to lend a hand or give a recommendation and will be happy to help you find your next favourite book.
   • Another Story Book Shop. You can’t go wrong with a visit to Another Story Book Shop. No matter what you feel like reading, you’re guaranteed to find something that will interest you at this bookstore.
   • A Different Booklist. This African Canadian-owned independent bookstore in Toronto is a great place to visit if you’re looking to support minority-owned businesses.
   • Book City. Everyone loves a trip to Book City! A local favourite, this independent bookstore has two locations in Toronto. Next time you’re looking for a new book, make sure you check this place out!

4. torontoblogs.ca › best-bookstores-in-torontoThe 8 Best Bookstores in Toronto [2023]

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   Jul 27, 2023 · How We Chose The Best Bookstores in Toronto. The Best Best Bookstores in Toronto. 1) Ben McNally Books. 2) BMV Books. 3) Seekers Books. 4) Type Books. 5) Pandemonium. 6) Indigo. 7) The Great Escape Book Store.

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5. dailyhive.com › toronto › toronto-indie-bookstores11 indie bookstores you need to visit in Toronto | Curated

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   • Book City. With four locations spread out around the city, from Danforth to Yonge & St Clair, Book City is recognized as one of the leading indie bookstores in Toronto.
   • Queen Books. Courtesy of Queen Books. Located in Leslieville, Queen Books offers a wide range of novels from adult fiction and nonfiction to kids and young adult books.
   • Caversham Booksellers. Caversham Booksellers is quite different from the others on this list in that it specializes in books relating to psychotherapy, trauma, neuroscience, and many other scientific genres.
   • A Different Booklist. Located in Mirvish Village, on the corner of Bloor and Bathurst, A Different Booklist is a multicultural bookstore specializing in books from the African Caribbean Diaspora and the Global South.

6. www.destinationtoronto.com › leisure-blog › postToronto's Top Indie Bookstores for Book Lovers | Explore ...

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   A Different Booklist is a Black–owned independent bookstore in Toronto’s Annex neighbourhood that specializes in lit from the Global South and the Caribbean and African diaspora. In a warm, homey space right around the corner from Koreatown ’s busy restaurant scene, you’ll also find your fave #5starbooks from major publishers and small presses alike.

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   What are the best independent bookstores in Toronto?

   • Some of the best independent bookstores in Toronto are Type Books, Another Story Bookshop and Book City. Many independent bookstores in downtown Toronto sell items other than books, including DVDs, magazines, and artifacts. BMV Books is one of the biggest bookstores in the city, with 15,000 sq. ft. of floor area in its Bloor Street West location.

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   Where to buy books in Toronto?

   • BMV Books is one of the biggest bookstores in the city, with 15,000 sq. ft. of floor area in its Bloor Street West location. 1. Type Books Enclosed by some of the best restaurants and shops in the area, Type Books in Toronto is a must-visit bookstore within the Queen Street West neighbourhood.

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   Where to buy preloved books in Toronto?

   • BMV Books BMV Books is one of the biggest bookstores in Toronto for discounted and preloved books. It changes its stock daily in all three of its branches, so you can enjoy exploring this bookstore even if you visit it multiple times a week.

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   Are there indie bookstores in Toronto?

   • Toronto is known for its great restaurants, sky-high buildings, and world-famous professional sports teams. But the city is also home to some fantastic indie bookstores that book lovers won’t want to miss. If you’re ready to curl up with a good book then you’re in luck! Here are 11 local bookstores in Toronto you need to check out:

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   What is the biggest bookstore in Toronto?

   • BMV Books is one of the biggest independent bookstores in Toronto. Its store on Bloor Street West has 15,000 sq. ft. of area. What are some good bookstores in downtown Toronto?

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   Where to read a book in Toronto?

   • Enclosed by some of the best restaurants and shops in the area, Type Books in Toronto is a must-visit bookstore within the Queen Street West neighbourhood. The interior of this reading establishment is not too different from a classic library.

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8. theculturetrip.com › north-america › canadaTop 9 Magical Bookstores In Toronto - Culture Trip

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   Jul 3, 2018 · In this world of e-readers, online retailers, and chain stores, independent bookstores face an ongoing struggle to survive. As a result, many of Toronto’s indie bookshops offer something out of the ordinary. From shops specializing in cookbooks or rare editions, offering wonderlands of children’s literature, or hosting a myriad of literary ...