2nd Hand Book Shop!
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Any idea where can find 2nd hand bookshop that sell 2nd hand storey book (English & Chinese)? Not into textbook series.
In the old days do understand places like Lucky Plaza & the old shop houses at Bras Basah they have it but was tear down!
If you have information or the website address do share it here! -
Sniper Angel:
There are some in the bras basah complex even now. Drop by and take a look...Any idea where can find 2nd hand bookshop that sell 2nd hand storey book (English & Chinese)? Not into textbook series.
In the old days do understand places like Lucky Plaza & the old shop houses at Bras Basah they have it but was tear down!
If you have information or the website address do share it here! -
Bookpoint at Bras Basah
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When I was in Primary School eons ago, there used to be one such shop at a corner in Serangoon Gardens. Forgot the name of the shop, and boy, now that you are talking about it, I sure miss that liitle shop,
cramp but had good varieties of second hand story books! :love:
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25hourmaid:
When I was in Primary School eons ago, there used to be one such shop at a corner in Serangoon Gardens. Forgot the name of the shop, and boy, now that you are talking about it, I sure miss that liitle shop,
cramp but had good varieties of second hand story books! :love:
Aiyoh ... that one gone long long time ago. I know which one you mean. Taken over by an eatery now. If I am not mistaken, it is also a cafe that is canine friendly -
autumnbronze:
Aiyoh ... that one gone long long time ago. I know which one you mean. Taken over by an eatery now. If I am not mistaken, it is also a cafe that is canine friendly
Yes, you are right, taken over by a canine friendly cafe. Was invited there for a dogs' party once.
Oops, we are :offtopic:, :bewaremod: :lol: -
Sniper Angel:
Sound like you just back from a long stay oversea :lol:Any idea where can find 2nd hand bookshop that sell 2nd hand storey book (English & Chinese)? Not into textbook series.
In the old days do understand places like Lucky Plaza & the old shop houses at Bras Basah they have it but was tear down!
If you have information or the website address do share it here!
Bras basah complex next to the National Library best for second hands books,
DS got most of his book from there -
kiddo:
If you are refering to Adult's novels & etc, Saint Bookstores offering such books are still around at shopping centres around S'pore. At least 1 is at Lot1 and the other is at Plaza Singapura.
Sound like you just back from a long stay oversea :lol:Sniper Angel:
Any idea where can find 2nd hand bookshop that sell 2nd hand storey book (English & Chinese)? Not into textbook series.
In the old days do understand places like Lucky Plaza & the old shop houses at Bras Basah they have it but was tear down!
If you have information or the website address do share it here!
Bras basah complex next to the National Library best for second hands books,
DS got most of his book from there -
25hourmaid:
When I was in Primary School eons ago, there used to be one such shop at a corner in Serangoon Gardens. Forgot the name of the shop, and boy, now that you are talking about it, I sure miss that liitle shop,
cramp but had good varieties of second hand story books! :love:
Wow....that was ages ago. I know that second-hand bookshop too. Used to pop in to borrow Enid Blyton books like the Famous Five, Secret Seven, Bobsey Twins, Mallory Towers. Then graduated to Mills & Boons books :love: Rental was like 10 cents, and get five cents back on return. Haha...how cheap things were then.
There another secondhand bookshop that I sometimes go to nowadays, called San Bookshop. Can be found at some shopping centres like Tampines Mall, Plaza Singapura, etc. -
kuzco:
Wow....that was ages ago. I know that second-hand bookshop too. Used to pop in to borrow Enid Blyton books like the Famous Five, Secret Seven, Bobsey Twins, Mallory Towers. Then graduated to Mills & Boons books :love: Rental was like 10 cents, and get five cents back on return. Haha...how cheap things were then.
Haha, indeed very surprised to find two other forummers here who used to patronise that tiny shop, :celebrate: yes, Enid Blyton, Famous Five .... miss those good old days, so cheap and so good! :love: -
I use to go to San Bookshop weekly. Then stopped cos shifted and no San bookshop or rental bookshop nearby so went online and rented books from bookcraves.com. They actually deliver and collect so very convenient. But their titles are limited and I found a San bookshop at Jurong pt which I have to go every week so back to renting from them again. Now stop again since I have my kindle & ipad.
I digress a bit. When in my teens to early 20s one of my dream was to open a cosy bookstore cum bistro. Still dreaming. -
25hourmaid:
Haha, indeed very surprised to find two other forummers here who used to patronise that tiny shop, :celebrate: yes, Enid Blyton, Famous Five .... miss those good old days, so cheap and so good! :love:
Nostalgia hor? Me too......my dad would drive up the curved ramp to the second storey carpark above NTUC. No internet then, wonder how word got around.
Oh my, >30 years ago :shock: -
Us SJI boys used to visit those bookshops along Bras Basah Rd in the old days (early 80s) for all those \"interesting\" :roll: books (ahem).
There was usually a better selection when the US Navy came to town .....
Gecko -
Funz:
:hi5:I use to go to San Bookshop weekly. Then stopped cos shifted and no San bookshop or rental bookshop nearby so went online and rented books from bookcraves.com. They actually deliver and collect so very convenient. But their titles are limited and I found a San bookshop at Jurong pt which I have to go every week so back to renting from them again. Now stop again since I have my kindle & ipad.
I digress a bit. When in my teens to early 20s one of my dream was to open a cosy bookstore cum bistro. Still dreaming.
Oh my, U too Funz!?! I had the same dream too.
... and uh, like u, still dreaming now:roll:
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3Boys:
Shhhh..... not so loud .....Nostalgia hor? Me too......my dad would drive up the curved ramp to the second storey carpark above NTUC. No internet then, wonder how word got around.
Oh my, >30 years ago :shock: -
i find san very expensive and sometimes the staff are a bit rude. i go to beauty world and emf bookshops which has closed down quite a few branches sadly to say.
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schweppes:
You too huh. Now with the advancement of technology can forget about bookstore oredi. Gotta find another dream.
:hi5:Funz:
I use to go to San Bookshop weekly. Then stopped cos shifted and no San bookshop or rental bookshop nearby so went online and rented books from bookcraves.com. They actually deliver and collect so very convenient. But their titles are limited and I found a San bookshop at Jurong pt which I have to go every week so back to renting from them again. Now stop again since I have my kindle & ipad.
I digress a bit. When in my teens to early 20s one of my dream was to open a cosy bookstore cum bistro. Still dreaming.
Oh my, U too Funz!?! I had the same dream too.
... and uh, like u, still dreaming now:roll: