HPB Beechmont
west of I-275 on Beechmont Ave near Kroger
- Mon - Thu 10 am - 10 pm
- Fri - Sat 9 am - 10 pm
- Sun 10 am - 8 pm
In-store Happenings
"I have been with Half Price Books for many years, and I have loved every day of it! When it was announced we were building a location in Beechmont, I jumped at the opportunity to join in the fun. The east side of town has been in need of a bookstore for years now, and I am extremely proud to lead our crew in this endeavor. Stop by and say hi sometime soon!"
- 1,011,187
donated books to nonprofit groups so far this year.
Find out more - Every single shelf in this store was built by our employees
TUE
New Release Tuesdays
Want to read it hot off the press? Brand new releases are in store each week from bestselling authors like James Patterson, David Baldacci, J.D. Robb, John Grisham, Bill O'Reily, Danielle Steel, John Green and many more!EVERY DAY
Sell to Us
When you're finished enjoying your used books, music, movies and games, bring them to Half Price Books. We buy any time we're open. No appointment necessary. We'll make you a cash offer. Learn more about selling to us.SELLING TO HPB IS EASY:
1 Bring all your stuff to our buy counter any time the store is open. You don't need an appointment. Ask for assistance, and we'll help you bring it inside.
2 Our expert buyers will make you an offer for the entire lot of your items based on the condition, supply and demand.
3 If you accept our offer, we'll give you cash on the spot. Feel free to take it and run, or use it to buy yourself something cool in the store.
in this store
Wear on cover, doodle sketched on fly leaf, fraying at top and bottom of spine, scuff marks on back cover, partial library sticker on spine, stains on ...(more)- Pencil writing on inside fron cover, bookplate glued on fly leaf, signature of author on a little card paperclipped to fly leaf, binding cracked along ...(more)
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The Lady Travelers Guide to Larceny With a Dashing StrangerUsed paperback
$3.19
Social justice advocate Stephanie Land shares a beautiful, gritty exploration of American poverty in her debut memoir.
