nice small local book thrift shop. they offer a variety of books from different genres such as YA, cookbooks, classics, fiction, non-fiction, etc, etc. most books are in great condition. i got the book thief here for only $5! very good prices overall. employees will help if you need it. checking out was quick and easy. good place for any bookworm or student looking for books at great prices! ‍‍‍ read more

My boyfriend and I stopped by to pick up some children's books for a gift. I am in love with this shop. It's small, but clean and well organized. The prices are easily identifiable by the stickers. They have a punch card for buying multiple children's books. Kids can even bring in report cards with good scores to get free books! So so glad that they're promoting reading like this! I know we went for children's books...but I got one more for myself. read more

I love the name of this bookstore! An amazing variety of books for adults and children. The inside is neatly organized and filled with great condition books at a fair price. I was able to find a book written by an author I was looking for. The staff is polite and super helpful. Definitely stop by and support this store! read more

I liked the selection of fiction and non-fiction at this small but mighty bookstore! The staff members were welcoming and helpful and the prices were modest. I'll be back! read more

I went there on April to check out some books and found one that I wanted, a fairly popular book (the four agreements) in the self help category for $2. An amazing find. I do like these genre month sales. The store is small and quiet with good library vibes that we don't usually get from large corporate stores that feel more like a merchandising spectacle. The neighborhood has many eateries. Should you decide to check out books, you can also have some of the local food. read more

This is a wonderful little bookstore located on Bell Boulevard in Bayside, New York. I have always found several items that I've walked out with. A great collection. And they take donations, but you have to call first. What I love most about this business, is that they employee, disabled and/or mentally handicapped adults. They are caring, knowledgeable, and just really great people. Man, woman or child, you will find a nice selection and something that will tickle your fancy. Definitely five out of five stars! read more

Great selection to chose from. Not overwhelming with their inventory. Pleasant staff. Easy to get to by bus. Parking isn't so easy. Good deals. Worth a visit. read more

Nice cozy shop. Cheap books. Friendly employees. Found a new book. A real bargain. The shop thrives on donations. Would come again. read more

Great selection of very gently used books in children's section, where I went to find titles for my 3 year old granddaughter. Bought 6 books for $17. Store employs intellectually challenged individuals. Pleasant, clean space, long and narrow, well lit, bright and fun. Parking on Bell Blvd. is very difficult, but spots can be found around the corner. I shop online plenty, but this store is an antidote to the impersonal shopping on a computer. Fun place, nice to help a really good cause. Highly recommended. read more

My gf and I walked in, looking to mainly browse. I sought out the sci-fi section. It wasn't as large as I was hoping but I found two books that interested me. Found two other books in other sections as possibilities to buy, depending on what the clerk would tell us about the price. Turns out the stickers on the books are the price and I was happily surprised. Bought all 4 of them immediately. Highly recommend and would definitely come here again. read more

I was there over the weekend, picked up a nice book on Paris. Wonderful bookstore. Nice categories. They do really good things. Please help to support it if you can. read more

Trying to pick up reading again and this place is perfect. Really Good price and people are really nice. They even have wrapped mystery books for those who don't know what to pick read more

Have ton of great books love there book blind date with a book would love if they had more wine date with the books very small selection people that work. There are wonderful and wish they were open just a little bit earlier than 9 o'clock so when I go to work, I can go pick up my books thank you to them for that for all that they do. read more

Cute little book store on Bell blvd. They packed in lots of books in the little space. Nice and clean and organized. Due to pandemic they are only allowing one person in at a time and you are given 7 minutes. When I got there someone beat me to the door by a second so I had to wait. Had to knock on the door after 10 minutes to let them know time is up. Going in took a while to figure out how the books were organized. I did not find the books I was looking for but they definitely had tons of inventory. read more

Turn the Page Again - Front door with Covid procedures. - Bookstores Near Me - Bayside, New York

First time visiting this used book store. It is a smaller book store but they have a variety of books. I found 5 books I've been searching for at my local library, so glad I came here. The month of February, every book is a dollar, they also have a variety of free books (including textbooks). Great staff, great store and I will be back very soon! Happy 10 year anniversary guys! read more

Turn the Page Again - Mystery/thriller section - Bookstores Near Me - Bayside, New York

Cute little bookstore in the hype of bell blvd! I had called the day before to see if they were taking book donations. They called me back and told me they were. 20 books! I parked on a side street and walked right on over. The lady took my books and was nice and I left. read more

I stumbled across this gem of a book store on bell Blvd. It is refreshing to see there are people who still prefer to read an actual book (not a kindle). I will be coming back weekly to check out new books that come in. The books are in great condition and they are neatly organized by genres. The staff is helpful and will help you create a wish list for any books you may be searching for. Thank you for this quaint little bookstore in the heart of Bayside! read more

It's a small used bookshop, neatly organized by genres. Some modern books mixed in with older books. There's a small kids section in the back organized by reading ages as well. The system is priced by colored stickers, with everything $5 or less. There's some free books in front, and different sales available each month. We got the sale of 1 free book per 5 books bought. All in all, we really enjoyed coming here. It was our first time and looking forward to coming again and again! read more

this is a local gem and remnants of one of Bayside's last tiny bookstores (probably only), especially after the old Barnes and Noble left Bay Terrace (replaced by Home Goods). Now that libraries are hard to enter (pandemic 2020), it's nice to either donate a bunch here for people to pick up. I hope this helps others read and enjoy the wonderful world of learning, books, and life outside Queens. read more

This bookshop has a ton of new fiction and many recognizable titles. I picked up a book on my to-read list and one other new-to-me title. Will be visiting soon! They're currently running a 2 fiction books for $4 deal, which is lovely! read more

Such a good deal for used books! It's a small shop that can be easy to miss, but they had a special weekend sale going on when I went in January. The most expensive book I got was $5. Needless to say, I'm very happy with this find. read more

I'm obsessed with Turn the Page Again! Shelves full of books in every genre you can imagine, the people there give great recommendations too. A total paradise for readers! read more

Everybody here was super caring and they had a wide selection of books. I would absolutely recommend this place!

I love used book stores and despite its small size, this place has an amazing selection. They accept book donations (up to 20 per person per day). It's a business that helps individuals with a mental health diagnosis acclimate to a work environment so what's not to love about this store? read more

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Do you like psycho thrillers? Do you like cooking or mysteries? Do you like coffee? They have that. Do you like snacks? Do you have kids? Yes there are books for all ages. Do you like self-help? It's a great place to grab an affordable book and have some reading. I found some great finds. I truly enjoyed my visit, and the owner even has a deal when you buy 20 books on the weekend that you get two free!!!! I do love freebies. Just FYI. read more

Tiny store a lot of Options. Staff is super friendly, I asked for the self-help section and when he noticed I wasn't interested in any of those books, he went and look for the newest arrival and I ended up buying those 2 books. More clients that you would imagine. Books are in great shape to be sell. And also if your done with your books you can also drop it there and may be earn couple of books. Totally recommended!!! Will come back! read more

Absolutely recommend. They really look for books you like, all you and place them on hold for you. It's has worked for me twice already. They have food promotions and the books are in really good condition. The staff are so eager to help and always try to promote the specials. It's great coming here. read more

The Turn-the Page-Again bookstore located on Bell Blvd is a fantastic paradise for buying used books. All the staff working there is really nice and extremely friendly. read more

Books were really cheap and there were hidden gems. There's no music and no people so be prepared for the awkwardness between u and the employee lol. read more

Turn the Page Again - Turn the Page Again front entrance. Very small inside but not too small. - Bookstores Near Me - Bayside, New York

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This is a cute little bookstore that I never knew was there! They sell lightly used books so someone else can "Turn the Page Again". There's a good variety from science fiction to self help to children's books to memoirs. It's really tiny, so you can really sit and read, but there is a coffee station. The books are super cheap and they still offer deals! It's a gem. They also accept donations of your old books. Check them out! read more

This is my spot to find a good ol book. Super small store. but you'll usually find something in there. IF not, leave a wish list and they will find you one. Prices are as high as $5.00 - $1.00. There is a corner side where books are "FREE!". Most of the books are delivered from public libraries or people donating them. So if you have some ol books and would like to trade in. They may be able to do it. read more

It's great this place exists. I love turning in my old books and getting new treasures back... especially for children's books. Baby goes through them quickly and having this place close by is like having an endless library. I do wish they allowed you to use more of your credit at once on new purchases but I also get it. (I think its $5 at a time.) They need to stay afloat and if you kept taking new merchandise by trading in the old, there wouldn't be much money making. To have a gem of a place like this here is worth this small sacrifice. Books are also to be had at a great deal here. They often run $1 promos on different genres on a rotating basis. Coffee is also sold on premise. Come often. You can get lucky bc people drop books all the time. I've gotten some excellent deals on art books and cookbooks. The place is tiny but they pack a lot of goodies. The owner knows her inventory too so she'll tell you if they carry it in storage. And she knows what is popular so she is good at curating popular and interesting titles. They'll also take your name and number and call you if you have a wishlist item. This is great. I've gotten some rarer Octavia Butler books this way. Please join me in supporting local. read more

This bookstore is a great change of pace from the eateries and salons that line Bell Blvd. Every time I have stopped in they have been neatly organized and helpful when I've asked a question. It's worth a visit. read more

I stopped by this little used bookstore today while I was in the area! What a gem!!! They have a solid selection of books in a variety of genres (ex. mystery/thriller, science fiction, adult fiction, romance, cookbooks, classics, bestsellers, teen/young adult, and children's). All the books are organized alphabetically by the author's last names on their bookshelves, which line both the left and right side of the walls throughout the whole store. All the books here range from $1 to $5 (I didn't see any books over $5 when I was here). The staff is super friendly and courteous. I am thankful they didn't hover over me like staff in some other bookstores do; they left me alone to browse through the shelves after chatting with me for a bit. I ended up purchasing a book ($4 and in new condition!) and am excited to stop by again in the near future! read more

Great little shop with a surprising amount of options! They had many of the books from my own collection so I can imagine they cycle through similar titles. You can make donations from your own collection for store credit. Mystery, Fiction, Sci-Fi and More... the prices are astoundingly low and they have great deals.Month of September 2019 featured any 2 mystery and fiction books for the price of $4! read more

Great selection of quick reads, Autobiographies and a few hidden treats if you enjoy classic Hollywood Movies and Actors that make them so memorable. read more

This is a delightful little place, and I stopped by here quite a few times last year on the way home, lugging 20 pounds worth of books home happily with my wallet only half-empty. I wasn't aware that the store had a cause, until I came across the NY Post article that other reviewers have posted about below. But now, I find that that's more of a reason to love this place. The employees here are very kind, and well-informed about the books they carry. They also have their favorites, and won't hesitate to tell you a tale or two about their favorites if you ask them. They do their best to help you find a certain item if you have a certain title you're looking for; I asked them if they had a copy of McTeague, as I was reading it in school and wanted another copy for the sake of convenience. The next time I'd stopped by, I noticed that they had five different copies of the book, and the employee who noticed me perusing through that shelf recognized me as the person who'd been looking for that title! Can you get more attentive than that? I also like the fact that a lot of the books they carry are "mainstream" and are in great condition; I'd been wanting to complete my collection of the Series of Unfortunate Events books, but it was a bit pricey since they're more than 10 dollars per book, generally, and there are 13 of them. But thanks to this neat bookstore, my collection is now complete! They also have a nice little coffee station and a sofa area in the back where you can relax and have some coffee. I'm not sure if the coffee is free anymore, but it used to be when I stopped by last time (which has been a while, unfortunately). All in all, a great place! Totally worth a visit. read more

Oh my. This was a wonderful find in my neighborhood. For the month of February all books are $1. The books are mostly all in very good condition. Everything is organized and easy to browse through. The people are friendly, there is a coffee station in the back, and they even have stacks of FREE books. Love love LOVE this place. read more

I found out about this store when I attended a local community board meeting on Monday. Turns out they *just* opened that day (Mon 2/1). I stopped by yesterday to see if I could sell them any of the books that I couldn't sell anywhere else, and I got $47.40 in store credit! Woo-hoo! Their buyback policy is store credit for 25% of cover price (I'm not sure what happens if the book is in horrible condition, though, as all my books were in good conditions). I wish they gave a choice of store credit OR cash, but since they just opened, they need the cash so I forgive them. Also, you can only use 50% of your store credit at once, until some point when they determine that your balance is low enough that you can use all of it. Kind of annoying, but again, since they just opened, I'll forgive them for trying to work out the kinks in their system. Finally, as a promotion, all books are $1. Or, if you bring books to trade with them (ie. books that don't have a cover price), you can take an equal number of books for free. I'm not sure (and I don't think they know yet either) what you're going to get in exchange for the books you trade them after the promotion is over. Because of this promotion, I got 5 free books, woo-hoo! Starting next month, all their books are priced at 50% off cover price. Ooh~ one more thing. I think I spied a coffee-making set-up in the back of the small store. I was in a hurry to go to work, so I'm not sure. The store itself is pretty small--a long, narrow space with one wall of books. But I'm excited about this store nonetheless. I prefer small indie bookstores (that pay you for your books, even if it is in the form of store credit) over large superstores where I feel so overwhelmed, I end up not reading anything at all. read more

I visited this shop the other day with a fellow book lover and was singularly unimpressed. After driving out from Nassau County and then cruising around trying to find a parking spot for 10 minutes, I was hoping for more. What we found was a little hole-in-the-wall shop with mostly modern paperback fiction. The folks there are nice enough and I suppose this is a great place for the locals to get cheap books. But it wasn't worth the trip out there. read more