Book Stores in Longwood, FL

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  1. 522 Dog Track Rd, Longwood FL 32750

    5 Superb 25 reviews

    “The bookstore is a great place to find gifts for loved ones. I’ve purchased cards, a plushy, Bibles, and more from here. They have a huge assortment of books, gifts, and decor. The staff is very friendly and attentive. Everything is always well organized. This is my go-to Christian bookstore.”

  2. 245 N US Hwy 17 92, Longwood FL 32750

    4.8 Superb 33 reviews

    “Had an amazing visit. I was truly impressed with the options, particularly the children's books, Caribbean literature, and poetry selections. The owner, Desmond, was kind, funny, and truly loves his store. His energy and joy in what he does made the trip worth it and I cannot wait to be back.”

  3. 522 Dog Track Rd, Longwood FL 32750

    4.6 Superb 125 reviews

    “I had the pleasure of attending the incredible 8-Bit to Epic video games concert here a couple years ago. I’ve had the privilege of enjoying many video game concerts in my lifetime—many of which tour the world—and this was easily one of the best. The venue is incredible. Room capacity, seating, lighting, sound, and wide-spanning screens all create a sense of immersion. Bathrooms are spacious and clean, and the venture staff were very friendly, supportive, and generous. It was a great experience that speaks to the people who gather here. The pictures really don’t do it justice but I tried my best to capture the magic!”

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  5. 880 S US Hwy 17 92, Longwood FL 32750

    4.6 Superb 196 reviews

    “This store has a large stock full of a variety of different authors and genres. The store also sells other used media like music and movies. There is plenty to be found here. The only thing holding the store back from being perfect is lack of organization. The store does have broad organization such as shelf rows dedicated to different genres, but lacks finer organization. Certain popular authors and IP have been pulled out of their general genre area and moved to completely different areas of the store (for example if you wanted to find Lord of the Rings it is not in the Sci-Fi/Fantasy section, but rather in its own section on the complete opposite side of the store). The shelves are also so stuffed with books that the store has resorted to just putting many extra stacks of books on the floor in front of the shelves (if you don't see an author your looking for they could be in a floor stack). This makes it harder to find specific books and authors.”

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