BIG NEWS: A New BookPeople.com + Extended Hours!

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A New Website and Extended Hours!
ICYMI: to help you Shop Early, Shop Local, we have expanded to our Holiday Shopping hours now! BookPeople is now open from 10am - 7pm, seven days a week for in-store shopping, as well as for curbside pick-up. Due to many factors affecting the supply chain this holiday season, we hope these extended hours enable you to get what you want, when you want it, before it’s sold out! Thank you for continuing to be kinds to our booksellers by wearing your mask, practicing 6 feet of distancing, and for following our in-store shopping safety guidelines. As always, for those that want to shop from the comfort of their home, we accept online orders 24/7and ship them out daily.
The New BookPeople.com!
Speaking of online shopping, we are ecstatic to share with you our newly redesigned website! It still has the same BookPeople look and feel, but you are now able to shop more products from the Bookstore than ever before. Things like Sale Books, Book and Gift Bundles, our ever growing Books by Mail options and a small selection of our quirky gifts items—shop socks, puzzles, and notebooks for the first time ever—with many more to be added soon!  And now you can event shop Staff Picks by Bookseller! Over the next few weeks, we will be adding all of your favorite in-store displays, so you can shop your favorite browsing spots in the bookstore without leaving your couch!

We'd like to extend our thanks to Allison Skinner for making our website wishlists come true!

We thank you for your continued support over the past eight months! The reality of the situation is that no business, no matter how old or well-loved, is immune to the effects the pandemic has had on our economy. We have invested a lot of thought and efficiency into our new website with the goal of making online shopping easier for YOU, our Community Bound by Books. We are asking you to continue to shop with us through the remainder of the year, to ensure that we are here to serve you and the rest of our Community of Readers next year.
Holiday Shopping Made Easy!
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To best keep you and booksellers safe, we recommend visiting us on lower-traffic days like Monday - Friday! And remember, we've still got our curbside pick-up service available, not to mention, we ship worldwide!

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