Founded in Paris in 1994 by Prosper and Martine Assouline, Assouline is the first luxury brand on culture. It began with the desire to create a new, contemporary style of book, using the couple’s...
Houston (TX) - - Phone: (713) 600-4750
Sell used items, including comics, electronics, records and toys, back to your local Half Price Books!
Houston (TX) - - Phone: (832) 593-9885
Sell used items, including comics, electronics, records and toys, back to your local Half Price Books!
Houston (TX) - - Phone: (281) 558-4968
Sell used items, including comics, electronics, records and toys, back to your local Half Price Books!
Houston (TX) - - Phone: (281) 335-1283
HPB North Oaks has closed. Shop our nearby locations in Copperfield Plaza and Humble, TX.
Houston (TX) - - Phone: (281) 583-9992
As one of the leading Christian retailers in the nation Mardel Christian & Education specializes in Bibles, books, music, movies, gifts, apparel, church and educational supplies, and homeschool...
Houston (TX) - - Phone: (281) 579-0505
Houston has one or more bookstores. Bookstores are essentially retail outlets for books, magazines, maps and stationery (though this may vary from store to store). They are run by booksellers or bookmen. The kind of books stocked by the store may vary widely. Some may be general in nature, and stock all kinds and genres of books. Usually, the books are sorted by type into various sections. Student bookstore on university campuses usually focus on providing course textbooks and scholarly books. Second-hand bookshops may also be present in Houston, where one can buy old books at cheaper prices. Retail bookstores may be either independent, or part of a chain of stores of regional or national character. Some of the well known chains include Barnes & Noble, Book Off USA, Books-A-Million, Follett's, Hastings Entertainment, Hudson Booksellers (usually at airports and railway stations), Powell's Books and many more. Many bookstores are designed to be inviting and have interesting architectural innovations. In spite of the onslaught of the digital media, books continue to have an enduring appeal.
