Milan M.
9/15/2025
Timely, courteous, thorough. Good prices - and I do shop around. Does that "extra effort" search without being asked. My first choice when I'm seeking a book or AV item , record or film.
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2481 Fairview Ave N
Saint Paul, MN 55113
Half Price Books is a chain of stores specializing in selling new and used books, movies, music, and collectibles. With over 120 locations across 19 states, customers can explore a wide range of genres and formats, from mystery novels to vinyl records.
At Half Price Books, customers can find popular titles, rare collectibles, and unique gifts, making it a treasure trove for book lovers and collectors alike. The store offers a diverse selection of items, catering to various interests and age groups, from children's books to adult fiction.
Whether customers are looking to expand their personal library, discover hidden gems, or sell their own items, Half Price Books provides a welcoming and inclusive environment for all book enthusiasts to explore and enjoy. Each store has its own story to tell, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the world of literature and entertainment.
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3.536 reviewsJ P.
7/26/2024
I brought in a large group of books, all hardcover, quite a diverse group of subject matter, all in great condition. I was informed they would pay me $1.25 for all my books. $1.25?? Really?? I...
Lyn H.
2/4/2019
Half price books Roseville is located a half mile from the mall and I have ALWAYS had a good encounter there - hence finally breaking down to write a review. The staff has always been lovely....
M N.
1/3/2024
We brought in 159 CDs, and they offered $3 for ALL OF THEM. Yep, THREE dollars total. What an insulting experience. I understand CDs are not popular anymore but while waiting we saw several in our...
Emily M.
5/30/2023
I brought two big bags of books to this location. I was told I got $7 and they kept all of them. Disappointed and wish the criteria and process for selling books was explained better.
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