Book Stores in Oregon City, OR
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“This place is a hidden gem! I thought it was going to be small but they have multiple rooms. Lots of children's books, classics, educational materials, beautiful vintage books, history, and some Christian as well. The owner Eli is very nice and really knows his stuff! He was telling me about all sorts of vintage children's authors. Overall this is a great place to spend bookish time and keep your money local. Happy reading!”
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“I have been here on multiple occasions and it's been a perfect experience. It's well organized and priced exceptionally well compared to other used book store stores. She had a wonderful Star Trek and dungeons and dragons Novel collection. Miss 1 start Eugenia sounds like a monster and probably needs to get some. Chill out lady. Happy book shopping friends!”
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“Had an amazing oat milk latte here! I also ordered the egg and cheese bagel, which I enjoyed a lot. One thing to note is that the bagel is very light, more like a bun. You can tell it was made with care! I would definitely come again if I was in town.”
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“Once I finally reached a person when they were actually open, they were nice and helpful and vowed to change the incorrect hours on their phone answering message! It was an oversight, and store staff was apologetic for the problems I experienced trying to get my sons order coming from the McMinnville area, 3rd time was a charm for me!! Lol. Despite the difficulty, staff was great!”
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“Clackamas Community College has a friendly culture and one wonderful campus. All buildings are unique and prove a great learning environment. My only recommendation is to rename Dejardin Hall into Degenerate Hall. Sounds much more rich and to the point because the building has degenerated skeletal structures but no dejardin related 'garden' shenanigans.”
“I absolutely ADORE this place but I am BEGGING, PLEADING, for them to return to the pre-COVID layout of the store. All the adult books used to be along the wall with the ornate wooden shelves, and now they’re mixed up along the other wall. It’s difficult to follow the alphabetized order to navigate to certain authors. And sometimes people are sitting in front of the shelves! On a busy day, the walkway is pretty narrow and I feel like I’m in the way while browsing for books.”