Barnes & Noble Booksellers

11 recommendations and reviews from 11 people

• Referral from November 25, 2016
  

  Vaso F. asked:

  Does anyone know where to buy a giant oversized book for kids? Like 2-4ft tall?

  

  Irina G. replied:

  may be bn.com

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• Referral from August 5, 2015
  

  Santiago V. asked:

  Hey KCSC gente! I'm reading at LitQuake this year in SF on October 15. I'll be in NorCalifas through the weekend, does anyone know of a bookstore in Chico that does author events? It would be great if I could do one over that weekend. Alternatively, if there's a space —café, bar, living room— that's down for organizing a reading, I'm down for that too. Hit me up with a message on FB.

  

  Bob O. replied:

  Barnes & Noble has author readings. You can reach them at 530-894-1494.

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• Referral from March 20, 2015
  

  Pamela D. asked:

  Can someone please tell me where to purchase the book. Im having trouble finding it. Thank you!

  

  Shanna S. replied:

  I bought mine from Barnes and Noble. But you can check on bn.com first to see if they have it in stock at any store.

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• Referral from March 20, 2015
  

  Paul C. asked:

  Can any of the members of this fine and esteemed congregation recommend some overseas bookshops (UK, US, probably) that sell military-type books? And I mean good quality books rather than the lots-of-pictures poorly-written, edited, and proofread garbage that often finds its way on to bookshelves. In a couple of weeks or so I qualify for the Super (pension, in other words) and so I should have a bit of cash to spare sometimes to order books on-line from overseas. Books here in New Zealand are expensive. Also, a very good bookshop here in Wellington - Capital Books - closed late last year. It used to stock many of the titles I'd like to buy - Ospreys were among them - but I just didn't have to means often to buy. I'm told that even buying on-line the books are still cheaper than what I'd pay here. Any suggestions welcome. - Paul

  

  Ethan E. replied:

  BN.com. Barnes & Nobel, similar to Amazon. Amazon has a lot of Kindle books, which saves on shipping. You should be able to download the Kindle app to most devices.

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• Referral from August 26, 2014
  

  Ben D. asked:

  anybody know of where i can get rid of my used textbooks...I don't want them they are taking up to much space, but I also don't want to get screwed in selling them some are in brand new condition. I have tried on here and on craigslist.....I need some new ideas.

  

  Julie T. replied:

  Chegg.com or bn.com

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• Referral from January 22, 2014
  

  Kelly G. asked:

  Looking for recommendations for local, drop-in storytimes for the under 1 year age bracket. Thanks!

  

  Jennifer L. replied:

  I brought my oldest to Barnes and noble story time when she was 4 months old. Check at Bn.com, find your local store and look under events for times. I also did drop in at the Manch library. Check online for that too.

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• Referral from August 5, 2013
  

  Ellen A. asked:

  where is the best place to buy textbooks at?

  

  Becca T. replied:

  also bn.com sells used textbooks. and half.com and ebay

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• Referral from February 3, 2013
  

  Breanna A. asked:

  Does any one know where i can sell some books?

  

  Rachel M. replied:

  Bn.com and amazon too :) good luck!

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• Referral from June 13, 2005
  

  Clever L. asked:

  Can anyone recommend any good Dr. Who or related books? I've read a few of the short story collections and the novellas, but they've mostly left me disappointed. I'm not to interested in novellised...

  

  LW wasn't very difficult to find when I looked for it...if EBay doesn't have any, then try the used-book collection at bn.com (Barnes and Noble). That's atually where I got mine, since I didn't know about EBay at the time.

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• Referral from August 10, 2003
  

  Katherine asked:

  Dear fellow Brendan fans, Can anyone tell me how (besides ebay or Blockbuster)I can get a copy of Gods and Monsters on DVD? All movie retailers around me here in the South have no idea what I am...

  

  Kathy, You can find the DVD at amazon.com, dvd.com, videouniverse.com, and bn.com. Might be able to find it at videoflicks.com too, but I'm not sure since my computer won't let me access that site right now. I've ordered from amazon.com a few times before, and I would definitely recommend that. Hope I helped! ) -Rachel

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• Referral from January 18, 2000
  

  pjgeary@hotmail.com asked:

  I've been trying to find 'Dead in the West' and 'Magic Wagon' for some time now, but so far have had no luck in tracking them down (they seem to be out of print?), can anyone recommend a good site...

  

  If anyone missed the Supterranean Press adition of Texas Night Riders, www.bn.com has it In-Stock for $25. I just ordered it and I'm looking forward to reading it. As far as Norman Partridge, I think that his short story collection Bad Intentions is definitely worth looking into. His story Dead Man's Hand (the sequel to The Bars on Satan's Jailhouse) is one of my favortie stories.

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