Cozy up with a good book from a local bookstore
Celebrate "Read a New Book Month" by exploring the charm of local bookstores this December. It is the perfect time to unwind, sit by the fire and get lost in stories of drama, intrigue and romance. There are many local bookstores to support and find that perfect new book to read.
Commonplace Books – 1325 N. Walker Ave, #138
One of the more popular local bookstores, this store has it all. Step inside and shop for a wide selection of books, audiobooks and gift baskets.
Through a partnership with Bookshop.org and with each purchase supporting Commonplace, customers can special order books. Commonplace also offers special gift baskets to purchase with special rates for bulk orders. Gift baskets range in price from $35 to $65.
Commonplace is open Monday through Sunday with varying hours. Check their website for more information.
Full Circle Bookstore – 1900 Northwest Expressway
Full Circle Bookstore carries more than 60,000 titles in almost every genre, so you are sure to find something to your liking. Full Circle also hosts events with nationally acclaimed authors as well as children’s events. Inside the bookstore is the Garden Café with breakfast and lunch menus. They also offer a great selection of coffee and snack items.
The Floating Bookshop – Film Row (617 W. Sheridan Ave)
The floating bookshop is the perfect place to pick up a new release, a classic, or reread your favorite book. Children and adults are sure to find something interesting here that makes you want to read again. Check out their website for Downtown OKC’s Bestseller list and staff favorites.
Pear Street Books and Plants – 918 N. Hudson Ave
Taking on a unique spin on books is Pear Street Books and Plants. Just like the name, it offers books, plants and gifts. This is a one-stop shop to pick up a good read, a quick gift, home décor items and so much more. This is a must-visit place in the city. It is owned by three individuals: Caitlin, a former public school teacher who simply loves books; Alex, the green thumb of the bunch; and Kevin, a jack-of-all-trades who helps customers and does whatever else is needed around the shop.
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