Bookstores Across U.S. Offer Discounted Bag Deals

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Several book-shopping options offer bargain prices and expansive browsing, from Shelton’s library sale, where $5 bags exclude classics and puzzles and proceeds support the library system, to Henderson Books in Bellingham, which advertises a bag of used books for under $20. Other featured destinations include Salem’s sprawling, two-story Book Bin, Easley’s outlet selling overstock and remaindered titles, and Manassas’s McKay Used Books, a large secondhand store that also carries movies, music, games and other media. The articles emphasize low prices, wide selections and the chance to discover unexpected titles.

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