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1. www.blogto.com › toronto › the_best_bookstores_inThe Best Bookstores in Toronto - blogTO

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   Dec 17, 2021 · Formerly billed as one of Toronto’s most beautiful bookstores, Ben McNally has officially moved from Bay Street to King East. It has lost the charm of its picturesque pillars and arches, but the ...

   • Queen Books

     Queen Books is a Leslieville bookshop selling mostly a...

   • Book City Danforth

     Book City is the largest mini-chain of bookstores in...

   • Bakka Phoenix

     Since 1972, Bakka Phoenix has established its reputation as...

   • The Sleuth Of Baker Street

     The Sleuth Of Baker Street offers perhaps the best selection...

   • Ben McNally Books

     Ben McNally Books originally opened in September 2007. Many...

   • Swipe Books

     As I repeatedly circled around Richmond and Adelaide in...

2. torontoguardian.com › 2023 › 07The Best Bookstores in Toronto - Toronto Guardian

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   Jul 11, 2023 · Founded in 1988, Seekers Books opened as a metaphysical bookstore and continues to offer used and rare books. With a focus on scholarly print, spirituality, philosophy, religious and esoteric books, this independent bookstore presents wide-ranging titles. Located at 509 Bloor Street West, Seekers Books is a favourite for ardent bookworms.

3. www.yelp.ca › searchTHE BEST 10 Bookstores in TORONTO, ON - Last Updated ... - Yelp

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   Best Bookstores Toronto, ON - BMV Books, The Monkey's Paw, Pandemonium, Seekers Books, Ben McNally Books, Another Story Bookshop, Type Books, Balfour Books, Indigo

4. mytorontobest.com › bookstoresThe 16 Best Bookstores in Toronto | MyTorontoBest

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   Bakka-Phoenix Books is a top-notch bookstore located in Toronto, Canada, known for its excellent service and diverse selection of science fiction and fantasy books. The store provides various services such as Kerbside pickup , Delivery , In-store pick-up , and In-store shopping , ensuring a convenient and enjoyable experience for customers.

5. 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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6. streetsoftoronto.com › torontos-best-bookstoresToronto’s best bookstores according to Oscar-winning ...

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   Mar 27, 2024 · In a follow-up post, del Toro listed more of his favourite local bookstores across the city: Acadia Art & Rare Books, 232 Queen St. E. specializes in rare, antique, and out-of-print books and art prints. Re: Reading Used Books is a used bookstore on 548 Danforth Ave, (“Amazing sci-fi room”, del Toro said of the space).

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   Where is the best used bookstore in Toronto?

   • For my money (and yours!) the best used bookstore in Toronto is BMV Books location on Bloor West in the heart of the Annex. Three floors of quality second hand and remainder (new, marked down) books with a particularly great selection of comics and graphic novels, cookbooks, coffee table art books, and literary classics.

   The Best Bookstores in Toronto: A Little Something for Everyone

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   Is University of Toronto a good book store?

   • University of Toronto Bookstore is a renowned book store located in Toronto, Canada. Customers have praised the store for its wide selection of merchandise, including items from collaborations with OVO, Under Armour, and Roots.

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   What kind of books are available in Toronto?

   • Toronto is no stranger to outstanding independent bookstores and booksellers. We recently spoke with iconic bookstores that offer a range of literary genres. From classics, fantasy, poetry, mysteries, science fiction, action & adventure, non-fiction, historical and contemporary fiction, among others, these bookstores supply thrilling page-turners.

   The Best Bookstores in Toronto

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   Where to buy children's books in Toronto?

   • Mount Pleasant's iconic store sets a high bar for shops catering to children’s books. Enter this whimsically decorated space and escape into this paradise, where countless kids have undoubtedly kickstarted their love for reading. Toronto's oldest queer bookstore continues to be the literary hub for the LGTBQ community in Church-Wellesley Village.

   The Best Bookstores in Toronto - blogTO

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   Where to read a book in Toronto?

   • A beloved part of Toronto’s genre community, Bakka often hosts book readings. ( 84 Harbord St.) Nearby café to read in: Desert Kitchen, an Asian desert shop with bubble tea and late-night hours. Toronto bibliophiles know Ben McNally as the city’s most beloved bookseller.

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   Where can I buy used books?

   • Founded in 1988, Seekers Books opened as a metaphysical bookstore and continues to offer used and rare books. With a focus on scholarly print, spirituality, philosophy, religious and esoteric books, this independent bookstore presents wide-ranging titles. Located at 509 Bloor Street West, Seekers Books is a favourite for ardent bookworms.

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8. ultimateontario.com › best-bookstores-in-torontoThe Best Bookstores in Toronto: A Little Something for Everyone

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   Dec 12, 2022 · It’s a great place to pick up books for kids and young adults that portray diverse families. They also stock merchandise by local LQBTQ+ artists like pins, patches, greeting cards and art prints. Stop by on Sundays for their drag bunch! 499 Church St. Nearby café to read in: Starbucks. You know the menu.