Looking For Options To Do In ATL?
What better way than spend the evening enjoying the beauty of art and story telling!
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Johns Creek Books and Gifts:
6000 Medlock Bridge Pkwy Suite B500,
Johns Creek, GA 30022
https://www.johnscreekbooks.com/
Read It Again:
6052, 3630 Peachtree Pkwy # 314,
Suwanee, GA 30024
https://www.read-it-again.com/
Atlanta Vintage Books:
3660 Clairmont Rd., Atlanta 30341
770-457-2919
https://www.atlantavintagebooks.com/
Book Nook:
3073 Druid Hills Rd., Decatur 30033
404-448-2166
https://www.facebook.com/thebooknookdecatur/
Eagle Eye Book Shop:
2076 Decatur Rd., Decatur 30033
404-486-0307
A Capella Books:
208 Haralson Ave., Atlanta 30307
404-681-5128
https://www.acappellabooks.com/
BiblioTech:
1390 McLendon Ave., Atlanta 30307
404-458-3192
Posman Books:
4105 AVALON BOULEVARD,
ALPHARETTA GA 30009
(INSIDE AVALON)
https://www.posmanbooks.com/atlanta-avalon
Bookish:
1188 Glenwood Ave., Atlanta 30316
404-496-8722
https://bookishatl.com/
For Keeps Books:
171 Auburn Ave., Atlanta 30303
https://www.forkeepsbooks.com/
Half Price Books:
2615 Decatur Rd., Decatur 30033
404-377-4593
and
1205 Johnson Ferry Rd., Marietta 30068
770-565-3337
https://hpb.com/home
Sonny Ideker, Rare and Antiquarian Bookseller:
700 Holcomb Bridge Rd., Roswell 30076
770-853-3311
https://sonnyideker.weebly.com/
Virginia Highland Books:
https://www.vahibooks.com/upcoming-events?mc_cid=3c326290be&mc_eid=812cc82a2f
Find The Little Free Library Near You:
https://littlefreelibrary.org/map/
Fulton County Public Library Events:
https://fulcolibrary.bibliocommons.com/v2/events
Forsyth County Public Library Events:
https://www.forsythpl.org/events?r=thismonth
Gwinnett County Public Library Events:
https://events.gwinnettpl.org/events
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