StamfordPlus reports that the Ferguson Library bookstore will reopen on December 11th. As a next-door-Starbucks regular, I have noticed they are making great strides in the space, adding new bookshelves and eliminating salmon-colored walls. The full renovation is likely to be completed by spring. For a slideshow showing pictures of the $14 million renovation, click through from my earlier post here.
For those of you who don't know, the bookstore is particularly fabulous because of their ridiculously low prices on used-but-perfectly-fine books. The article suggests, and my memory confirms, that prices generally range between one and five dollars. The store's rebirth features spiffed up furniture and greater options for children.
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2 comments:
The Harry Bennett branch up on Vine St. has a small but good used book section. It works in a pinch! I bring my books there.
Most soft cover books are $1, most hard-cover books are $2. Probably works out to be cheaper than the inevitable late fees for me if I borrow.
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