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I recently made quite a discovery at 1417 22nd Street NW.  It’s Books for America, a non-profit used book store that works to build and improve libraries in DC schools, shelters, and hospitals.  It is a welcome neighborhood addition to those still mourning the loss of another great used book store, Kultura Books, that closed in the [...]

Books for America

by Kristy
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I recently made quite a discovery at 1417 22nd Street NW.  It’s Books for America, a non-profit used book store that works to build and improve libraries in DC schools, shelters, and hospitals.  It is a welcome neighborhood addition to those still mourning the loss of another great used book store, Kultura Books, that closed in the spring.  I recently spent a Sunday afternoon browsing the shelves and was surprised to see many of my recent purchases among the offerings.  It was another harsh reminder to not drink the oh-so-convenient espresso that induces impulse purchases at one of those chain stores.  While there is not a coffee bar at Books for America, I think you’ll be impressed enough to linger and make a few purchases for a good cause. 

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