Erin J.
9/14/2025
What an adorable, wonderful bookstore. I am so glad that I stumbled upon it. It's right next to Kramer's, and so I stopped in. Such a great selection of Chinese books, as well as other books by...
Jf Books
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1509 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington, DC 20036
JF Books, nestled in Washington, DC, welcomes book enthusiasts to explore its diverse collection. The store offers an array of titles, ranging from historical narratives to contemporary works, catering to a wide range of literary tastes.
Specializing in Chinese literature and culture, JF Books prides itself on providing a unique selection of books that offer insights into various aspects of Chinese society, history, and politics. The store serves as a cultural hub for those interested in delving deeper into Chinese narratives and perspectives.
Visitors to JF Books can expect to discover signed editions, bestsellers, and niche publications that offer a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Chinese literary traditions. Whether seeking a gripping novel or an insightful non-fiction piece, this bookstore promises an enriching journey for book lovers.
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5.07 reviews
Alice J.
8/29/2025
A wonderful brick-and-mortar bookstore with a specialized focus, great people, and a lively community center. Came here for a book reading and really appreciate their vibe and the whole community...
John K.
10/26/2025
Friendly service. Very nice store. Interesting selection of Asian language books, but English titles also. Seems to have a significant amount of non-fiction, which I prefer. Good location near...
Janrose S.
9/2/2024
New bookstore in DuPont Circle, right next to Kramer's! It is currently the only Chinese-language bookstore in DC. Cute interior and friendly staff. Since I came on the second day it was open,...
Michelle C.
9/13/2024
Right next to Kramers! Enjoyed browsing around JF Books. There's a mix of both English and Chinese books. It was fun to see the Asian American authors section, particularly the first Helen Zia...
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