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Cherished Books

Ste Anne, Manitoba

5.0 (1 reviews)

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Forest Books & Media

Winkler, Manitoba

4.9 (41 reviews)

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Globosapiens Used Bookstore

GloboSapiens is a bookstore that allows you to read, trade, and sell books. They are currently accepting books but request only one bag or box per visit. They are prioritizing a safe environment and ask patrons to practice hygiene and stay home if sick. They operate on a cash-only basis.

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.7 (160 reviews)

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Bookmart

George Strange's Bookmart & Prairie Showcase has been in operation for over 40 years and is the largest used bookstore in southwestern Manitoba, with over 50,000 books.

Brandon, Manitoba

4.6 (70 reviews)

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Bison Books

Bison Books offers a curated collection of around 20,000 antiquarian and good used books, including first editions, fine bindings, and books on Indigenous studies, literature, art, and classics. They also buy books, offer appraisals, and provide mail order services.

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.6 (56 reviews)

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Selkirk Book Exchange

Selkirk Book Exchange offers a good selection of books at great prices with friendly service. It's a surprising and welcoming place to browse.

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.6 (42 reviews)

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Give it Again Gifts

Winnipeg, Manitoba

4.0 (3 reviews)

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Discover Used Bookstores in Manitoba

Manitoba is home to a vibrant community of 7 independent bookstores spread across 4 cities and towns. Whether you're searching for rare first editions, vintage paperbacks, or unique local publications, the bookstores of Manitoba offer an incredible diversity of literary treasures.

From the bustling book scenes in major cities like Winnipeg, Brandon, Ste Anne to hidden gems in smaller communities, each bookstore in Manitoba has its own character and specialty. Many of these establishments have been serving book lovers for decades, building relationships with their communities and curating collections that reflect the unique culture and interests of their regions.